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The Source Arts Centre, Thurles, Tipperary
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The Source Arts Centre Thurles
Tel: 0504 90204
Email: marketing@sourcearts.ie
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The go-to live music, theatre, dance, comedy and family entertainment venue in the heart of Tipperary.
The Source's gallery doors have opened once more to the public, with the latest exhibition Out Building has been extended until May 28. A group show with artists John Kennedy, Marilin North and John O'Reilly, curated by The Source Arts Centre.
"Pop in to view or just come in to say hello. We've missed you," the team say.
On Tuesday 11th May, our big gallery doors will swing open once more to the public. The latest exhibition 'Out Building'...
Posted by The Source Arts Centre on Friday, 30 April 2021
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