EVENTS

- School Visit

- Library Workshop

- Festival Event…


If you are interested in booking a virtual or in-person event, please send an email to buckleycelina@gmail.com.

Please include:

  1. details of your school, library or venue

  2. any dates you have in mind

  3. number of people in the group

  4. workshop options:

    • OBSERVATIONAL DRAWING

    • ‘THE SALMON OF KNOWLEDGE’

    • COLLAGE A LANDSCAPE

    • CREATING CHARACTERS

    • INVENTING WORLDS

    • BOOK COVER DESIGN

    • MAKE A COUNTING/ALPHABET BOOK

    • DEVELOP AND CREATE A PICTURE BOOK

    • MURAL


Dates Available for 2024:

  • April: Fully Booked

  • May: 23rd, 24th

  • June: 5th - 11th, 19 - 25th

  • July: 1st - 5th, 8th - 12th


Cost:

  1. €200 for up to one 1 hour live digital visit via Zoom, Skype or other video-conferencing software.

  2. €300 for a 2 hour in person visit

  3. €500 day rate in person visit (9am - 3pm approx)

(Click here if you would like to learn more about these fees which are based on the guidelines from Children’s Books Ireland, an organisation that has twenty-five years of experience in programming and running events for children and adults with an interest in children’s books.)


I’m grateful to have worked with…

…a variety of Primary Schools in Ireland and…

Contact


For any enquiries please email:
buckleycelina@gmail.com


Testimonials:

  • “My P1 class (aged 6 -7 years) attended Celina‘s Book Cover Designing workshop and absolutely loved it. Celina demonstrated her own work and showed examples of book covers to get the children thinking before they set about creating a title and cover of their own. She suggested a variety of styles and techniques that they could use and she took the time to walk around and speak personally to the children as they worked, lending a helping hand where necessary. She was really encouraging and inspirational. The children had a really fun and relaxing afternoon and they all left with lovely book covers to take home. I would highly recommend this workshop.”

    - Patricia Kenny, European School Frankfurt