Tuam will celebrate community, diversity, creativity
A HUMAN Library, oral histories, a procession of stars and a unique performance of the iconic Tuam Beat are all must-see and experience events taking place in Tuam this weekend.
The Paving New Pathways project comprising four key events has received funding from Galway 2020 and aims to connect, celebrate and showcase the different communities in the town and surrounding areas.
It’s not quite a festival, but more of a varied arts project that focuses on the positivity within the town. For the past year members of The 3 Rings Festival, the Tuam branch of the Irish Wheelchair Association, Tuam Comhaltas, Ace High Cheerleaders, Tuam Youth Council, secondary school students and local musicians and artists have collaborated as part of the Small Towns, Big Ideas initiative that’s part of Galway being the European Capital of Culture next year.
The Paving New Pathways project comprising four key events has received funding from Galway 2020 and aims to connect, celebrate and showcase the different communities in the town and surrounding areas.
It’s not quite a festival, but more of a varied arts project that focuses on the positivity within the town. For the past year members of The 3 Rings Festival, the Tuam branch of the Irish Wheelchair Association, Tuam Comhaltas, Ace High Cheerleaders, Tuam Youth Council, secondary school students and local musicians and artists have collaborated as part of the Small Towns, Big Ideas initiative that’s part of Galway being the European Capital of Culture next year.