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The Singing Garden Image 2026
Graffiti: Beag

Singing Garden

The African Queens

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Singing Garden is an immersive, multi-sensory experience created especially for babies (0–18 months) and their important adults.

Led by Graffiti:BEAG artists in collaboration with The African Queens – a Cork-based South African all-female a cappella ensemble – this gentle and engaging experience invites participants to explore lullabies, music and sound, alongside colours, textures and elements of nature. Using soft, playful materials, Singing Garden creates a calm and nurturing space for connection, curiosity and early sensory discovery. 

BEAG is a pioneering early years arts programme run by Graffiti since 2010 – delivering high-quality creative experiences for children from birth to three years of age.

Funded by The Arts Council, Cork County Arts Office, Cork City Arts Office and HSE South.

  1. 18 June

  2. 11am

    €10 per baby (with parent / guardian)

  3. Graffiti Theatre View map
  4. 60 mins

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