Lineup:
Wednesday 15th July
Sarah Lamb 19:00
Matt Brown 19:30
Jo Burke 20:00
Brian Houston 20:30
Thursday 16th July
Alec Liddle 19:00
Rob Stratton 19:30
Discovery Gospel Choir 20:00
The Fighting 21:00
Friday 17th July
Alec Liddle 19:00
Matt Moorman 19:30
Jason Harmes Quintet 20:00
DeeJay Essence 21:00
Shai Linne 21:30
Saturday 18th July
Ali Butler 19:00
Matt Brown 19:30
Jason Harms Quintet 20:00
Deborah Byrne & Joanna Burke 21:00
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
This is a story not of something large and successful but of something small, mustard seed small. We do not have a big budget, instead we survive by gifts of time, talent and love. To be a part of this is not cheap. It costs. It costs because it is a gathering of people seeking to speak truthfully through art. It costs because it is an event where the young meet the old and the ignored meet the loved. It costs because to truly be a part of it you have to give something of your own self. We all have something different to give.
We do not compete with other festivals because to compete is to enter the race. We do not dream of winning that race. We exist in the underground. It is not the underground determined by the shape of the buildings above but it is the underground that is being built into a new overground. We occupy rooms and spaces that others have deserted and meet there the oppressed, the ignored and the feared. It is with these that we will grow and develop.
Our purposes are not for ourselves. We have received much and so we want to give much. We want to share our dreams and our ideas. We want to share our words, pictures and sounds. We want to give of ourselves.
This is Xpresso Arts Festival.
We do not compete with other festivals because to compete is to enter the race. We do not dream of winning that race. We exist in the underground. It is not the underground determined by the shape of the buildings above but it is the underground that is being built into a new overground. We occupy rooms and spaces that others have deserted and meet there the oppressed, the ignored and the feared. It is with these that we will grow and develop.
Our purposes are not for ourselves. We have received much and so we want to give much. We want to share our dreams and our ideas. We want to share our words, pictures and sounds. We want to give of ourselves.
This is Xpresso Arts Festival.
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Brian Houston - These Days
We are so happy to welcome Brian Houston for the first time to Xpresso Arts Festival!
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Donking Rongavilla
During Xpresso Arts Festival we will also be participating in art and dance workshops at a local community center.
We are happy to welcome Donking Rongavilla and his team to Hardwick Community Center!
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Matt Brown
Matt Brown - History Major's Love Song
Matt Brown has been coming to Dublin every summer since 2006 and he will be here again this year. He is very gifted and has great passion for sharing his music and heart to others. Come check out this amazing songwriter this summer at the Xpresso Arts Festival!
Friday, June 12, 2009
Allie Butler
Allie Butler
Allie Buttler performed at last year's festival. We welcome her back with her husband Mike this year!
Xpresso Arts Festival
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Xpresso Arts Festival
Hosted: Abbey Presbyterian Church, located in Parnell Square, Dublin, Ireland
Dates: July 15th-18th
Time: 7p.m. -10p.m.
The third annual Xpresso Arts Festival is coming up soon! We have an array of art work and musicians this year and we welcome anyone who wishes to attend!
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