Up-and-coming electronic producer Art of Algebra will perform in Ballina next weekend, together with Afro-Irish MC Breezy iDeyGoke.

Ballina Arts Centre's Music @ Lunchtime series is proving to be a huge hit with local audiences. Over 50 people attended the last event with pianist William Reape. On this Wednesday, July 17th, it is the turn of local singer songwriter Hope Gillespie.

Knockmore singer songwriter Cathal Connolly returns to the Ballina Arts Centre for an eagerly awaited album release night on Friday, May 31st.

Ballina and it’s hinterland has always been a source of exceptional artistic talent.

There is a wide variety of events for all ages, and a broad range of tastes, at Ballina Arts Centre this week including two children’s shows, two art exhibitions, a chamber music ensemble and a showcase of international adult animation.

This Saturday, April 13th, Ballina Arts Centre will transform its gallery area into an intimate space in which to experience the South American rhythms of Cuba’s most internationally acclaimed guitar duo.

An exciting festival looking at art in the landscape is coming to Mayo this April. The Festival of Change takes place on Friday and Saturday next, April 12 and 13.

Get ready for a breathtaking, high-energy tribute to one of rock music's greatest icons this Friday night, March 29th, at Ballina Arts Centre.

One of Ireland's greatest patriots, Mayo-born Michael Davitt, will be remembered this St Patrick's Weekend when three very special shows are held at Ballina Arts Centre.

Drama lovers will be delighted to hear that the Riverside Theatre Group returns to the Ballina Arts Centre stage this week with their production of the iconic Tennessee Williams classic, A Streetcar named Desire.

Louth actor Anthony Kinahan brings his heartfelt but very funny play Unguarded, about the pitfalls of surrogacy, to Ballina Arts Centre this Saturday.

Folk fusion band Pilgrim Street brings their popular powerhouse performance to Ballina Arts Centre next Saturday evening, February 10th.

The ever-fascinating historical entertainer and campaigner (also musician, artist, comedian and political commentator) Paddy Cullivan is coming to Ballina Arts Centre this Friday with his eye-opening one-man show, The Murder of Wolfe Tone.

Budding playwright Morag Prunty (already famous for being the novelist Kate Kerrigan) is bringing her one-woman show, 'Am I Irish Yet', back to Ballina Arts Centre on Wednesday, January 24th, following a series of sell-out performances in the London ...

Revered jazz artist Christine Tobin will be celebrating Leonard Cohen at Ballina Arts Centre on Saturday, January 20th, singing her beautiful arrangements of his songs from A Thousand Kisses Deep, the album which won her the Herald Angel award when ...

'Am I Irish Yet?' is a one-woman show chronicling the life of Kate Kerrigan, a New York Times bestselling author who began her career as an editor for Just Seventeen magazine (where she was credited for discovering the band Take That).

Due to huge demand, Ballina Arts Centre have announced an extra performance of Matches and Old Flames - the new play by Tommy Marren. The extra show will take place on Sunday, February 18, at 8pm.  Tickets are available on www. ballinaartscentre.

The curtain call for the 2023 Ballina One Act Drama Festival has been completed and it was once again a hugely successful staging of the event for the committee, organisers and participants.

Ballina Arts Centre will play host to a fantastic play next weekend, entitled 'Still On The Road To De-Mask-Us'. It’s November 2021 and a second year of Covid is taking its toll on the residents of Ballinabuck.

The fabulous multi-award-winning Drifters tribute band, Soul Kinda Wonderful, is coming to Ballina Arts Centre on Saturday, November 18th, as part of a packed ten-day tour of Ireland. It’s not their first tour of the Republic.

After a break of almost three years, broadcaster and playwright Tommy Marren is back with a brand new Irish comedy entitled Matches and Old Flames.  The play will tour the entire country, including dates in Claremorris and Ballina.