Date/Time
Date(s) - 17/10/2019
7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Location
Teachers Club, Dublin
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FIRST FORTNIGHT – It’s a Table Quiz
Hosted comedian, writer and podcast producer, Eve Darcy
Thursday 17thOctober, 2019 | Doors: 7pm
The Teachers Club – 35 Parnell Square W, Dublin 1
In advance of First Fortnight 2020 commencing this January, the arts-based mental health charity will hold its annual Table Quiz on Thursday October 17that The Teachers Club, 35 Parnell Square West, Dublin 1. Tables of 4 priced €50 are now on sale.
This fundraising table quiz is hosted by comedian, writer and podcast producer, Eve Darcy.
For the winning teams there are many prizes including gym membership, physiotherapy sessions, dinner vouchers and lots more.
Please join us for this very popular annual calendar event, it’s great fun and in doing so you will also help raise funds for First Fortnight’s 2020 Festival campaign.
To book your table, please log onto https://firstfortnight.ticketsolve.com/shows/873608365
First Fortnight began as a kitchen conversation more 10 years ago and has grown from one event to more than 150 events nationwide.
First Fortnight Mental Health Arts Festivalsees live music, film, theatre, discussion, sport and arts events staged across the country to create open discussion and understanding of mental health problems, and challenge prejudice and discrimination.
Now in its 9thyear, First Fortnight is an arts-based mental health charity that organises a festival in the first two weeks of the year aimed at challenging stigma. An awareness campaign in the First Fortnight of the year works because we are all a little raw that time of year and more likely to be open to an empathic response. First Fortnight has become a fixture in the cultural calendar and synonymous with mental health awareness, challenging prejudice and ending stigma.First Fortnight also runs aCentre for Creative Therapies, which provides an art psychotherapy and music therapy service to adults with experience of homelessness or at risk of homelessness.
Professor Green, Emmet Kirwan, Stefanie Preissner, Stephen James Smith, The Academic, Delorentos, Saint Sister, Emma Sheridan, Stephen Mullan, Joe Caslin, Fontaines DC, Joe Rooney, Spoken word artist Tony Walsh, Colm O’Regan, Barry Hyde (The Futureheads), Alan O’Mara (Real Talks Live), Nadine O’Regan (The Art Of Anxiety) are just some of the 100s of the people who have participated in the festival since its inception
