Creative Places Enniscorthy

30/05/2026

Yesterday at CONNECTIONS, we welcomed artist, curator and communications expert for the final workshop in our VISIBILITY LAB series 💫

In this reel, Taryn shares three simple but powerful tips from the session for artists looking to build a social media presence that feels genuine and sustainable☺️

She encourages artists to share what inspires their work and to create content around the ideas, influences and processes that shape their practice. Taryn also spoke about the importance of staying authentic online, sharing only what feels right and remaining true to yourself and your creative voice.

Her final piece of advice was to be human. In a digital world that can often feel impersonal, people connect with people. Whether it’s sharing the highs, the challenges or the everyday moments behind your work, being yourself can help build meaningful connections with your audience.

A big thank you to Taryn for sharing her knowledge and insights, and to everyone who joined us throughout the VISIBILITY LAB series💛

29/05/2026

Earlier today at CONNECTIONS, we welcomed artist, curator and communications expert Taryn de Vere for the final workshop in our VISIBILITY LAB series💫

In this engaging and insightful session, Taryn explored how artists can use social media in a way that feels authentic, manageable and supportive of their creative practice📲

Drawing on her extensive experience across the arts, media and cultural sectors, Taryn shared practical advice on building an online presence, connecting with audiences, promoting creative work and developing confidence around digital visibility☺️

Participants looked at examples of artists successfully using social platforms to gain opportunities, build communities and generate income, while also reflecting on what kind of online presence works best for their own artform and goals💡

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us throughout the VISIBILITY LAB series, and to all of our brilliant facilitators for sharing their knowledge, skills and experiences along the way💛

28/05/2026

27/05/2026

26/05/2026

VISIBILITY LAB | CONNECTIONS Series💫

Join us for the final workshop in the Visibility LAB series, offering practical, hands-on learning for artists and creatives🙌

📲 Friday May 29th | 10am–12pm |
Social Media Training for Artists with Taryn de Vere

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to use social media in a way that suits you and your artform. We’ll explore examples of artists successfully using social media to gain work and generate sales, and help you devise your own plan for using social platforms to build your creative business☺️

Taryn de Vere is a TEDx speaker, journalist, artist, curator, and award-winning communications expert with over two decades of experience across cultural programming, media, events, and socially engaged arts practice. She has worked with organisations including RTÉ, Amnesty International, the National Museum of Ireland, and eBay, and has appeared across international media including BBC World News, Sky News, The Guardian, and CBC.

🔗 Link in bio / booking via our website / or just show up

Poster by 🙌

25/05/2026

Last Friday at CONNECTION, Larry Dunne joined us for a brilliant workshop on the basics of Canva and DIY graphic design at 🎨

Using a fictional Van Gogh exhibition as the brief, participants learned how to build an event poster from scratch while picking up tips on layout, typography, branding, visuals and all the handy assets Canva has to offer🙌

Larry also shared some insight into current design trends, from hand-drawn styles to more playful and whimsical artwork, alongside loads of practical advice for anyone starting out with graphic design💡

Thanks so much to everyone who came along and made it such a fun and engaging session💛

Next up this Friday:

📱 Social Media Training for Artists with Taryn de Vere
🗓 Friday 29 May | 10am–12pm

This workshop will explore how artists can use social media in a way that works for them and their art practice, with practical ideas for building an online presence and creative business💫

Click the link in bio to book☺️

22/05/2026

Earlier today at CONNECTION, artist Larry Dunne shared his insights into the world of Canva and DIY graphic design🎨

In this fun and informal workshop, Larry guided participants through all the steps of creating an event poster, from blank page to finished product🖥️

Sharing his self-taught Canva Pro skills, design tips and favourite tricks along the way, the session explored how accessible graphic design can be when you have the right tools and confidence to get started💡

Participants learned the basics of layout, typography, visuals and branding, while also gaining practical skills they can continue to build on in their own creative work🌱

The workshop offered both inspiration and hands-on knowledge, encouraging everyone to explore their own creativity and develop new digital design skills🙌

Thank you to everyone who joined us and made it such an engaging and enjoyable session 💛

Next up in the series:

Session 4: Friday 29 May, 10am–12pm

Social Media Training for Artists with Taryn de Vere 📱

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to use social media in a way that suits you and your artform. Looking at examples of artists successfully using social media to gain work and generate sales, participants will devise their own plan for how to utilise social media platforms to build their creative business💫

Click the link in bio to book☺️

19/05/2026

CALLING ALL FEMALE VOICES🎤
A New Female Choir is growing in Enniscorthy🎶

Creative Places Enniscorthy invites women of all ages and abilities to come together and raise their voices in a new community choir with 🎙️

Whether you’re a seasoned singer or just love to sing in the shower, this is a space to connect, express yourself, and be part of something special💛

NEXT CHOIR MEETING
🗓 Thursday 28 May
🕖 7:00–8:30pm
📍 Temple Shannon Community Centre

💫New members are still very welcome💫

Come along, bring a friend, and join our growing musical community right here in Enniscorthy💫

📞 For more info: 087 9578984

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