An Táin Arts Centre are bringing their successful Louth Culture Quest (LCQ) walking tours to Drogheda this Sunday, 28th August, guided by actor and comedian Joe Rooney playing the role of Lugh, an art custodian from the year 2050.
Armed with the LCQ APP, audiences solve the clues, find hidden artworks and discover what happens to art and heritage in 2050, all while being entertained by their comic, guide/custodian.
The walking tour begins at the Old Abbey at 1pm on Sunday. Booking is required. Tickets cost €3.50 (+€1.50 Booking Fee). You will also need access to the Louth Culture Quest App to enjoy this walking tour. Louth Culture Quest is available to download from Google Play or the App Store for €4.99.
Armed with your mobile device, and with Joe/ Lugh’s guidance, you will amble the medieval town of Drogheda, explore the origins of the River Boyne and uncover how bartering makes a return in the future.
What is Louth Culture Quest?
In 2050, art and culture as we know it has been destroyed by rolling pandemics, political unrest and climate change. A custodian of art from this dystopian future has placed 20 surviving artworks around County Louth for safe keeping.
To ensure the future survival of art and culture, you must solve the clues, find the artworks and discover what happens between now and 2050 as you unlock the story behind the Louth Culture Quest.
Louth Culture Quest is produced by An Táin Arts Centre and funded by the Arts Council In the Open / Faoin Spéir in partnership with Louth County Council.
For further information or to book contact: 042 9332 332, info@antain.ie or visit www.antain.ie.
