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Adventures of a Mural Artist – An Evening with Fran O’Boyle at Larne Museum and Arts Centre
Larne Museum and Arts Centre is pleased to welcome Fran O’Boyle, who will be presenting a mural slideshow and talk on Tuesday 12 November at 7pm.
The evening will include anecdotes and images of Fran’s adventures as a mural artist.
Fran has painted murals of all sizes in bars, restaurants, community centres, public streets and building sites all over the UK and in Ireland, and as far away as southern Spain.
Fran is a Shropshire based professional storyteller, illustrator and artist with family links to the Glenariffe area.
He has been travelling to Larne Museum and Arts Centre for 10 years delivering schools storytelling sessions and has presented two storytelling evenings as well as an exhibition of his own artwork in November 2016.
‘Adventures of a Mural Artist’ takes place on Tuesday 12 November from 7pm – 8pm. This is a free event, however places should be booked in advance. Light refreshments will be provided.
To reserve your place at the event, please contact Marian Kelso at Larne Museum and Arts Centre by email at marian.kelso@midandeastantrim.gov.uk or telephone 028 2826 2443.
More information on the full range of events across the area can be found on the Mid and East Antrim Borough Council website: www.midandeastantrim.gov.uk/events
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