Galway City Museum in collaboration with Our Story bring you ‘Source to Sea: Reimagining our Relationship with Water’, one of a series of free workshops offered at the Museum over the next couple of months. This is an invitation to transform climate anxiety into a joyful and healing reconnection with nature, inspiring action as we co-create a sustainable future for people and the planet. The Éiru film has been shortlisted for the 2026 Academy Awards and will be screened at the workshops so participants will have a chance to see it!

This experiential workshop invites participants to explore their personal and collective relationships with water—rivers, lakes, streams, and oceans—by mapping memories, emotions, and observed changes of the watersheds they belong to. They will reconnect with water’s importance through storytelling, deepening their understanding of the interdependence between humans and water and reflecting on environmental change. Through creative expression and scientific inquiry, participants will explore how our lives, our bodies and our communities are connected to the watersheds and bodies of water that we live with and that move through us. When we restore the Earth’s waters, we restore life.

To book your free place please contact the Museum by emailing Museum@GalwayCity.ie or by phoning 091 532460. If you cannot attend, please contact the Museum to cancel so we can give your place to someone else.

The programme is designed for lifelong adult learning, secondary school students (age 12+), university students, and informal community education.

The Éiru education programme is created by Our Story and funded by the Lifes2Good Foundation. This timely series of immersive workshops is inspired by Éiru, the animation film co-produced by Cartoon Saloon and HerStory, with support from Screen Ireland and BCP Asset Management.

This workshop series is organised in conjunction with the exhibition Earth Action supported by the Creative Climate Action Fund, an initiative of the Creative Ireland Programme, funded by the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport in collaboration with the Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment. The fund supports creative, cultural and artistic projects that build awareness around climate change and empower citizens to make meaningful behavioural transformations.