Almost one thousand pieces of children’s creative art, poetry and stories go on display from this Thursday June 9th in the Regional Cultural Centre Letterkenny as part of the “Crafty Kids Guide to Donegal and its Wild Atlantic Way” project.
The book written by local school children through their stories and artwork tells their story of Donegal and the magical playground they live in every day.
The visitors guide is perfect for the whole family whether visiting Donegal for the first time or locals having an adventure in their own Wild Atlantic Way.
The guide includes an introduction to native birds, animals and sea life, Poems and stories in English and Irish language, life and experiences of schoolchildren on the islands off the coast of Donegal and a journey through the key tourist attractions in Donegal including Sliabh League, Mount Errigal and Fanad Lighthouse.
The official launch of the book and exhibition takes place in The Regional Cultural Centre Letterkenny on June 9th at 12 midday and everyone is welcome.The exhibition continues then until Saturday June 11th.
Evelyn Mc Glynn editor of the guide said: “We are delighted to host an exhibition of all the excellent work the children submitted due to space restrictions we could not include everything in the book but ALL work will be on display June 9th to 11th in the exhibition.”
Supported by Failte Ireland the children’s guide, challenges the local and visitor to experience Donegal as the locals know it.
The official launch of the guide and exhibition will take place in The Regional Cultural Centre Letterkenny (behind an Grianan Theatre) on June 9th at 12 midday and everyone is welcome. Exhibition dates June 9th /10th & 11th 2016.
The book is available to buy in Crafty Kids stores in Letterkenny Retail Park or Letterkenny Shopping Centre or online at craftykids.ie or in various locations throughout Donegal. Check out their facebook Crafty Kids Guide To Donegal and its Wild Atlantic Way or call for further information on (074) 911 3455.