Printed colour calendar produced by the Galway Arts Festival, designed by Proactive and printed by Kilkenny People Printing. It is noted on reverse that featured photographs are credited to Joe O'Shaughnessy, Aengus McMahon, Andrew Downes and Flavio Colker. Those pictured include Buddy Guy, Tommy Tiernan, Aidan Kelly in The Good Father, The Divine Comedy, Heather Woodbury in What Ever, Gavin Morgan in Grainne Mhaol, Kevin Kildea and Stephen Dee, Glen Hansard and the Frames, Tremolo, Madame et Monsieur, John Mahoney in The Drawer Boy and Deborah Colker in Rota.
Printed colour calendar produced by the Galway Arts Festival featuring images of those acts and performers taking place in the Galway Arts Festival. Those pictured include Ron Sexsmith, Tom Tomorrow, Nils, Joe Boske, Carlos Nunez, Jim Murray, Kila, Erin McKeown, Four Riders, the Junebug Symphony, The Drunkard by b*spoke Theatre Company, Dennis Bovell, GYT, Alejandro Propato, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Paul Brady and Arty McGlynn, Alan Kelly, Nollaig Casey, John Prine, Nils-Udo, Paris Texas, Yonder Mountain String Band, Willy Russell, Tom Murphy, Anne Ferrer, Esther Williams, Acrobat, The Proclaimers, Macnas, Steppenwolf Theatre Company and Laurie Metcalf.
Headed paper issued from the Galway Arts Festival administration during the [1980's]. Paper features various logos used by the Galway Arts Festival.
Printed business card of Noreen Glennon, Financial Controller of the Galway Arts Festival. Includes contact details. Different logos are present on varying cards for Nora Glennon. Cards are undated. Address is noted as the Black Box Theatre, Galway. 10 items. Business card of Fergal McGrath, manager of the Galway Arts Festival. Includes details of address, The Cornstore Galway, Ireland. 4 items. Laminated name badge for Patricia Forde, Galway Arts Festival staff. 1 item.
30 Sep 1998. Printed invitation to the opening performance of "Soul Survivor" presented by the Dance Theatre of Ireland and staged as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival. Also includes printed flyer from this production which includes information on the performance and list of your dates. 2 items. 18 Nov 1999. Printed invitation to the Cothu Tilestyle Arts Sponsor of the Year Award 1999, held at the O'Reilly Hall, University College Dublin. Guest of Honour Sile de Valera, Minister for Arts, Heritage, Gaeltacht and the Islands. 2 items. 23 May 2001
Printed invitation to attend 'Fish in the City', the programme launch for events for 2001/2 by Fishamble Theatre Company, at City Hall, Dublin. Includes list of programme of upcoming events by Fishamble Theatre Company. Reverse side features contact details and list of management at Fishamble Theatre Company. 1 item.
12 Jul 2002. Printed invitation to Fergal McGrath from the Leinster Gallery and the Sandford Gallery, to attend a reception and private viewing of an Exhibition of Irish Paintings in the Victoria Hotel, Eyre Square, Galway, to be opened by Celia Larkin. 1 item
Car stickers saying 'Friend of Galway Arts Festival' and featuring Galway Arts Festival logo, from various years.
Ireland's Millennium Festival. Printed paper flyer from events taking place around Ireland as part of the ESB Millennium Drum Carnival. Includes details of events, performers, dates and locations of events.1 item. 2000,
Printed calendar with colour images for the year 2000. Calendar features cover title of "Ireland's Millennium Festival". 1 item.
Typescript document entitled "Galway Arts Festival - A Potted History" Includes account of the foundation of the Galway Arts Festival, starting out with discussions on the College (University College Galway, now National University of Ireland, Galway) Arts Society, the development of the Galway Arts Society, events that took place in the early events organised by these groups and in the first years of the Galway Arts Festival in the late 1970s. It describes the events which featured in the Galway Arts Festival, year-by-year, up to 1987. Photocopy of document is included.
Printed catalogues from the exhibition: "In their element - 25 Years of the Galway Arts Festival" at the James Hardiman Library, National University of Ireland, Galway. Catalogue includes colour front cover image of a scene from the Galway Arts Festival parade and numerous black and white images from Festival events during its existence. Also includes a typescript introduction, notes on the Festival beginnings and articles on events held at the Festival year-by-year. Captions for exhibition material are also included.