WHAT DOES CREATELOUTH DO?

The Arts Service works towards a society which values the arts, and recognises their positive contribution to individuals and communities. By supporting those who create art, the quality of life and the richness of cultures in Louth will be enhanced.

Our Commitment

OUR COMMITMENT

Louth County Council are committed to developing arts services which strengthen, and give voice to the stories and experiences of every corner of Louth.

The Arts Service works across five main areas –
Developmental and Community Arts,  Programming , Funding and Partnership, Planning, Information and Advice.
Find out more here.

There is a wide range of arts venues you can visit in Louth. Find out more information on our venue section here.

Tasice Lú has been created to allow electronic access to the collections, which are dispersed across a range of offices and venues in County Louth.

Don't miss out on upcoming arts and music events and opportunities. We update our listings daily.

Recent Posts

  • 10/09/2020in News

    Government Announces €6m to Support Live Music, Songwriting, Recording and PR

    Commercial promoters can apply for up to €800k to support live music events; artists can apply for grants for songwriting, recording and PR. Minister for Culture, Arts, Media, Tourism, Sport and the Gaeltacht, Catherine Martin, has announced a new package of €6m to support the promotion of live music events, songwriting, album releases and music PR...
  • 10/09/2020in Exhibitions

    Exhibitions: Simpatico | Artists Raphael Hynes & Carey Clarke | 4th Sept – 31st Oct

    Two Artists. Two Generations. In Conversation. Live in the Gallery In-Person & Online To mark the opening of this two-person exhibition, Simpaticojoin artists Raphael Hynes & Carey Clarke (online & in person in the gallery -whatever your preference) as they discuss their practice, their ways of thinking, making and the processes they en...
  • 09/09/2020in News

    Creating Work – Guidelines

    Arts organisations and artists face a great many challenges in creating work in these COVID-19 times. Everyone in the performing arts community is looking for ways to work safely in the months and years ahead. Working with Theatre Forum, Kate Ferris, Independent Producer and Head of Stage Management at The Lir Academy, and Peter Jordan...

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