City and country escapes for August and September
Travel News: Follow some art trails, try indoor camping and much more
Kaleidoscope: Putting family at the heart of the festival
Richard Seabrooke, the man behind the upcoming three-day Kaleidoscope festival, believes that cultural experiences can fire young imaginations
Sea change: Upcycling the treasures of the ocean
Siblings Chris and Lynn Haughton are combining their commitment to ethical and sustainable design, and their love for the sea, to create a special art workshop for children
Tale of yawning animals is the perfect bedtime treat
Reviews: ‘Goodnight Everyone’, ‘Nothing!’, ‘A Child of Books’, ‘The Bone Sparrow’ and ‘Non Pratt’s Unboxed ’
Bringing theatre alive for children with disabilities
Belfast theatre group has devised new ways of opening access for excluded kids
Reading to babies: a beginner’s guide
Sara Keating runs the baby Book Club in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown libraries. Here she offers advice on how to pass on to children a love of reading
Culture Shock: Children’s theatre is far from child’s play – so why overlook it?
‘Bees!’ and the rest of the Ark’s family season matched the quality of anything else at Dublin Theatre Festival this year, yet the media largely ignored them
The big draw: an A to Z of great children’s illustrators
Illustrations are a touchstone of children’s literature. Here is a potted guide to the artists behind some of the best-loved stories
‘Irish illustrators are on fire at the moment’
Ahead of the Rebels and Rulebreakers Children’s Books Ireland Conference, which takes place this weekend, we asked some of the participants about which books rocked their world
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices