Exciting programme lined-up for the Strule

THE Strule Arts Centre is set to welcome audiences this November with an exciting programme of theatre, music, comedy, film, exhibitions and creative workshops.

From family activities and live entertainment to festive crafts and cultural experiences, there's something for everyone to enjoy this month.

The month's featured exhibition, Print & Process by Omagh Printmakers, opens on Thursday, November 5. Showcasing a diverse range of printmaking techniques, the exhibition highlights the creativity and talent within the local arts community.

Visitors can also attend a free Artist Talk at 11am on Tuesday, November 10, offering a fascinating insight into the artists' work and processes.

Also on Thursday, November 5, food enthusiasts can enjoy a hands-on Thai Noodles Cooking Workshop, while theatre lovers can catch Boyd's Shop by St. John Ervine, presented by Omagh Players from November 5 to 7. This classic comedy-drama is packed with humour, memorable characters and local charm.

Festive creativity takes centre stage on Friday, November 6 with a Christmas Decoration Workshop led by Rachel Leary. On Saturday, November 7, participants can learn the art of needle felting and create their own beautiful bird sculpture.

Young creatives can explore imagination and self-expression at the Art of Play Club on Saturday, November 14, while local primary school pupils will experience the magic of live orchestral music when the Ulster Orchestra Primary Schools' Concert arrives on Monday, November 16.

One of the month's comedy highlights comes on Saturday, November 21 when comedy favourite Conal Gallen brings his brand-new show How's Your Father? to Omagh. Full of confusion, chaos and laugh-out-loud moments, this promises a fantastic night out.

Also on November 21, children can get hands-on with a Lego Animation Workshop, creating their own short film, or make festive keepsakes at the Kids Clay Christmas Keepsakes Workshop.

Award-winning local filmmaker Mairéad McClean will present a screening of her acclaimed film Acts of Memory on Thursday, November 26, followed by a special Q&A session.

The festive season begins in style on Friday, November 27 with A Christmas Country with the Stars, featuring some of Ireland's most popular country music performers. Also on November 27, audiences can enjoy a Dementia Friendly screening of the classic film How to Marry a Millionaire, or get crafty at the Natural Christmas Wreath Workshop with Sharon Kelly.

Rounding off the month, Let It Be: The Music of The Beatles arrives on Saturday, November 28, bringing the timeless songs of one of the world's most iconic bands to life in a spectacular live concert celebration.

For full programme details and booking information, visit www.struleartscentre.com or contact the Box Office on 028 8224 7831.