2.00pm

YOUTH THEATRE

A newly created short play performed by young people from the area, on the theme of 'Seed Saving'. Directed by Pete Mullineaux, the play will an illuminating and thought provoking drama, which will be educational, uplifting and entertaining.
 
Followed by:
DEEP GREEN
An in depth talk about the ecological crisis and the call for personal Creative Action. Led by Brother Anthony (Glenstal Abbey) and other key speakers.

Mountshannon Hall
Admission to both events: €8 (concessions €5)

6.00 pm

EUROPEAN LINKS

Mountshannon National School is hosting a convention of European teachers from 5 countries who will give a presentation about their home locations, education, environment and arts and offer us an opportunity to meet and share cultural diversity in the village of Mountshannon.
 
There will also be a photographic display presenting:
THE GARDENING PROJECT
An initiative between The Festival's Education Programme, Irish Seed Savers Association (ISSA) and Mountshannon N.S., supported by The Heritage Council and I.N.T.O. The children have been working with Áine (ISSA Education Officer) to create their own heritage fruit and vegetable garden which will provide an understanding of organic growing and sustainable food production for the school both now and in the future.
Sponsored by ISSA, Touhy's and O'Neill's Nurseries.

Mountshannon National School
Admission: Free