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The Ark which is located in Europe, in the heart of Temple Bar, opened in 1995 as the first dedicated cultural centre for children. It hosts an outdoor ampitheatre, workshop, indoor theatre and gallery spaces. Children can visit the museum accompanied by their parents, friends, relatives or with their school to discover and love the art. The Ark collaborates with famous artists both Irish and International to ensure children enjoy performances in their theatres. The name Ark was chosen based on the fact that it is an easy name for the children to say, read and write.
Specialized & Alternative Children
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11A Eustace Street, Dublin
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The Ark in Dublin, Ireland, is a cultural center dedicated to children's engagement with art and creativity. Visitors generally appreciate its interactive exhibits and workshops designed to spark young imaginations. The center offers a range of activities spanning various art forms, including visual arts, music, and theater. Parents and children alike often comment on the welcoming atmosphere and the staff's enthusiasm. The changing exhibitions and events keep the experience fresh for repeat visitors. Some reviewers note that while the space is not expansive, it is well-utilized and offers a good variety of activities. A few visitors mention that it can get busy during peak times, which might affect the experience. The central location in Temple Bar makes it easily accessible for tourists and locals. While most find the admission prices reasonable, a small number of reviews suggest that the value for money could be improved with longer or more extensive programs. Overall, The Ark is generally well-regarded as an enriching destination for families looking to introduce children to the arts in an engaging way.
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