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Baboró's Impact in 2025
Just before our festival preparations ramp up over the summer, we take a moment to look back on all we did last year, and all those who helped make it possible. 2025 was a particularly busy year for Baboró as we delivered several creative projects in schools and communities throughout Galway, in addition to our annual international festival. These projects allowed us to reach more children and deepen our engagement with them, their parents and community.
April Artist Spotlight: Phillida Eves
Phillida Eves is a creative sensory artist, director and educator. She is the Artistic Director of Rosán Sensory Adventures, a collective of freelance artists trained by Phillida in inclusive theatre. She is passionate about giving children and young people with intellectual disabilities and Autism a voice in the creative process and agency in expressing themselves in the creative arts.
Join our Children's Panel
The Baboró Children's Panel is a platform for young people in Galway city and county to feel welcome, heard, represented and supported in their creativity. The panel meets once a month to take part in fun creative workshops.
Children starting 4th class in September 2026 are invited to apply to be part of the 2026/2027 panel.
Baboró is for Everyone!
Baboró is Galway's annual festival dedicated to children and their families. It takes place each year in October. Subscribe to our newsletter below for the latest programme announcements.
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Deadline: 24 May 2026
Support Baboró
Many families and schools do not have the means to access the arts.
Baboró works to address this barrier by subsidising tickets to our annual festival from a production cost of €35 per person to €10 and less (2024 festival subsidised by 81%). We also run free events, free workshops and provide free tickets to underrepresented communities.
Your support maintains this subsidised ticket price for all children and provides free tickets to teachers, carers and disadvantaged communities.