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The Butler Gallery
Butler Gallery will host its craft fair from today (Friday) - Sunday, November 3 - 5.
The gallery will be filled with handmade quality Irish craft from makers of ceramics, jewellery and glass as well as textiles, wood, metals, precious metals along with paper, leatherwork and mixed media.
It's an opportunity to get some Christmas shopping done early whilst supporting local Irish handmade craft.
Opening Times:
Friday, November 3: 10am - 6pm
Saturday, November 4: 10am - 5pm
Sunday, November 5: 10am - 5pm
Entry Fee: Entry fee €5 or €8 for the weekend. Free for children under 12.
The entry fee includes automatic entry to a luxury craft prize draw.
Butler Gallery is a registered charity (CHY12922) and at all other times free to enter. All proceeds from the entry fee will support Butler Gallery who in turn, supports living artists and all audiences through our ongoing annual programme of exhibitions and events. Butler Gallery is 60% funded by the Arts Council and 40% funded by fundraising.
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