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What is Cruinnú na nÓg?
Cruinniú na nÓg is a national day of creativity for children and young people (0-18 years) that will take place on the second in Saturday in June each year. It is a day filled with lots of free activities, performances, exhibitions and workshops by children and for children, all for free!
Each year Clare County Council's Culture and Creativity Team plan lots of activities for Clare's Cruinniú na nÓg across the county. To make sure that we create the best Cruinniú Day ever, we want your ideas and suggestions for what you would like to...Read more
What is Cruinnú na nÓg?
Cruinniú na nÓg is a national day of creativity for children and young people (0-18 years) that will take place on the second in Saturday in June each year. It is a day filled with lots of free activities, performances, exhibitions and workshops by children and for children, all for free!
Each year Clare County Council's Culture and Creativity Team plan lots of activities for Clare's Cruinniú na nÓg across the county. To make sure that we create the best Cruinniú Day ever, we want your ideas and suggestions for what you would like to see happen, and also where and how you would like to take part - whether that is at home, or somewhere else.
We will plan the activities for Clare's Cruinniú na nÓg based on your suggestions, combined with an open call to local artists. We may not be able to make all the suggestions happen, but we'll do our best. All suggestions are very welcome no matter how big or how small.
There are two ways to respond: you can complete our survey, which consists of six questions; this will give us a better understanding of your individual needs. Or if you prefer, just click on the ideas tab and quickly add your ideas.
We would like responses and suggestions from as many children and young people as possible from across Clare. Please encourage your friends to fill out this survey too.
Please note - the ideas tab is public and everyone will see your suggestions. The survey is private and anonymous, only the Culture Team will see your suggestions. Please don't include any personal information like names or addresses.
