Swift Cultural Centre

07/06/2026

*NEW EVENT ALERT*

Declan Nerney in concert with special guests John McNicholl

📆Sun 8 Nov 2026
⏰8.00 pm
🎫€28

A night of great Irish country music is on the way to Swift…
We’re delighted to announce Declan Nerney joined by special guest John McNicholl!

A true legend of Irish country music, Declan Nerney has been entertaining audiences for decades with his unmistakable voice, timeless hits, and feel-good live shows. With a career spanning decades, his performances are packed with energy, storytelling, and songs that audiences know and love.

Joining him on the night is the fantastic John McNicholl, bringing even more talent, charm, and crowd favourites to what promises to be a brilliant evening of music and entertainment.

Enjoy a lively atmosphere, classic hits and singalong moments and a full night of music, laughter and great company. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just love a good night out, this is one not to miss!

BOOK NOW: swiftculturalcentre.

07/06/2026

This June, shake off the grey skies and join us forpart of Trim Midsummer Jazz & Blues Weekend 2026 as Swift Cultural Centre welcomes: ZASKA

📆Sun 21 Jun 2026
⏰2.30 pm
🎫€25

Led by guitarist and producer Max Zaska, this incredible band blends modern soul and indie jazz into a sound that’s rich, uplifting, and completely infectious. With influences from artists like Tom Misch and Snarky Puppy, and collaborations with some of Ireland’s top vocalists, ZASKA’s live shows are packed with groove, energy and pure feel-good rhythm.

Expect vibrant musicianship, a high-energy performance and the kind of atmosphere that lifts your mood instantly!
Even with the recent rain pouring outside, ZASKA’s energy and good vibes can brighten anyone’s spirits!

BOOK NOW: swiftculturalcentre.ie

06/06/2026

If you’re looking for the perfect way to treat the kids after a long, wet spell (and to celebrate the end of the school? we’ve just the thing…

The Ultimate Bubble Show is coming to Swift Cultural Centre!
📆Sun 14 Jun 2026
⏰2.00 pm
🎫€12 - €50

Join Ray Bubbles, an international bubbleologist and Guinness World Record holder,
for a spectacular, high-energy show filled with jaw-dropping bubble tricks, from bubble tornadoes to carousel displays and even the quest to create a square bubble!
Packed with fun, wonder and plenty of “how did he do that?!” moments, it’s guaranteed to delight children (and grown-ups too)! Plus, it’s designed to be inclusive and enjoyable for all audiences.

A perfect indoor escape after all the rain, a brilliant end-of-school treat and a magical day out the whole family will love!

BOOK NOW: swiftculturalcentre.ie

05/06/2026

05/06/2026

Last chance to experience something truly powerful…

📆Sat 13 Jun 2026
⏰8.00 pm
🎫€20

We Have Him Back! by Brían MacSuibhne, performed by Seanchai Iorrais – Erris Storytellers, at Swift Cultural Centre and tickets are almost gone!

Set in 1970s Mayo, this deeply moving production tells the story of the Stagg family and the extraordinary events surrounding the three funerals of Frank Stagg. Blending real history with raw human emotion, it shines a light on love, loss, resilience, and a family’s determination to have their story heard.

This is theatre that resonates long after the curtain falls - powerful, thought-provoking, and rooted in Irish history that still echoes today.

BOOK NOW: swiftculturalcentre.ie

28/05/2026

*NEW EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT*

A World of Quartets - Raja Quartet

📆Thu 8 Oct 2026
⏰8.00 pm
🎫€20 - €22

An evening for everyone - not just classical music lovers!
Looking for something a little different? Something memorable? Something that feels a bit special without needing to know anything about music beforehand?
This is your moment.

Join us for a unique live music experience that brings incredible musicianship, atmosphere, and emotion together in one unforgettable night. Whether you’re a lifelong classical music fan, someone who enjoys a great night out, or you’ve never been to a concert like this before - you're always welcome at Swift!
No experience needed. No expectations. Just come as you are and enjoy something truly special.

Expect powerful performances and that rare feeling of being completely immersed in the moment. It’s the kind of night you’ll be glad you didn’t miss, and the kind you’ll want to share with friends, family, or someone special!

BOOK NOW: swiftculturalcentre.ie

27/05/2026

Join us in Swift Cultural Centre this June to enjoy these events and more:

🎭We Have Him Back!! by Brían MacSuibhne
✨The Ultimate Bubble Show
🎷Trim Mid-Summer Jazz Weekend: ZASKA
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Find out about all our upcoming events at www.swiftculturalcentre.ie

26/05/2026

There’s only a few days left to submit your work for Swift Summer Open 2026 at the Swift Cultural Centre!

❗SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Friday 29th May 2026, 5pm❗

If you’ve been considering applying, this is your moment - don’t miss the chance to be part of it!

The images from last years exhibition capture not only the incredible range of artwork on display, but also the energy in the space!
Packed openings, engaged audiences, and a real buzz throughout the run of the show. Last year’s exhibition drew fantastic crowds and proved just how popular this event has become with artists and visitors alike.

The Swift Summer Open continues to grow as a highlight of the cultural calendar, a place where creativity thrives, conversations start, and artists connect with a wide and enthusiastic audience. This year could be yours?
Whether you’re emerging or established, we want to see your work on the walls this summer!

Submit now before the deadline! More Information: swiftculturalcentre.ie

25/05/2026

An accurate and deeply human account of the events surrounding the three funerals of Frank Stagg, WE HAVE HIM BACK! – written by Brían MacSuibhne and performed by Seanchaí Iorrais – comes to Swift Cultural Centre this June.

📅 Sat 13 June 2026
🎫 Tickets from www.swiftculturalcentre.ie

Developed with the blessing and factual input of the Stagg family, WE HAVE HIM BACK! tells the story of a mother watching her son die, a wife confronting official falsehoods, a sister struggling to understand, and a brother whose love and resolve would not allow history to be buried in silence. Weaving documented conversations, world and national news, music, and life in 1970s rural Ireland, grounding the personal tragedy into a wider historical moment.

Age Guidance: 12+ Some scenes are of a graphic violent nature