Wonderwalls Naas

Workshop

Whether you’re completely new to street art or already love to draw, these workshops are all about creativity, self-expression and trying something different in a welcoming, energetic environment. Participants will get a behind-the-scenes look at the street art process while creating colourful collaborative artworks and building confidence through art. These hands-on sessions give teens the chance to experiment with spray paint, learn the fundamentals of graffiti and mural-making, and explore bold mark-making techniques on a larger scale.

In Kildare Wonderwalls will be alive and kickin’ from 1200-1600 hrs on 6 June in the Naas Library Courtyard. Come take a look, have a go, check out some bands and grab a slice!

In 2026, Wonder Walls will culminate in a bold new national creative moment for Cruinniú na nÓg, bringing together young people’s work from across Ireland in a single, large-scale collaborative artwork. As part of the programme, participants at 12 venues nationwide will each create an additional painted piece during the lead-up workshops. On the morning of Cruinniú na nÓg, these 12 pieces will be brought together and assembled like a giant jigsaw to create one striking collective image as part of the day’s celebrations.

More and booking

Venue

Naas Library & Cultural Centre
Naas KE W91 E1RT

06 Jun 2026

Age range

13-15

16-18

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