Baboró International Arts Festival for Children is Ireland’s flagship festival devoted exclusively to children and families. Taking place across theatres, galleries, schools and communities in Galway, Ireland, we present an exciting, international programme for families and schools as well as a delegate programme for professionals making and supporting work for young audiences.
Our podcast series will present recordings from our delegate events including talks and conversations with artists, theatre makers, producers and academics who create work for young audiences.
Learn more about Baboró at http://baboro.ie.
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Baboró International Arts Festival for Children is Ireland’s flagship festival devoted exclusively to children and families. Taking place across theatres, galleries, schools and communities in Galway, Ireland, we present an exciting, international programme for families and schools as well as a delegate programme for professionals making and supporting work for young audiences.
Our podcast series will present recordings from our delegate events including talks and conversations with artists, theatre makers, producers and academics who create work for young audiences.
Learn more about Baboró at http://baboro.ie.
S3 Ep4: Impact Report: Meitheal, a Branar Initiative
Baboró
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S3 Ep4: Impact Report: Meitheal, a Branar Initiative
Baboró
Baboró International Arts Festival for Children is Ireland’s flagship festival devoted exclusively to children and families. Taking place across theatres, galleries, schools and communities in Galway, Ireland, we present an exciting, international programme for families and schools as well as a delegate programme for professionals making and supporting work for young audiences.
Our podcast series will present recordings from our delegate events including talks and conversations with artists, theatre makers, producers and academics who create work for young audiences.
Learn more about Baboró at http://baboro.ie.
