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Welcome to Makerland, Ireland’s directory for creative makers and hands-on workshops. Whether you’re looking to try your hand at pottery, explore craft, or find a fun workshop to spark your creativity, you’ll find it all here.

Right now, we’re building Makerland this is just the beginning. Our goal is to create a central directory of makers and workshops across Ireland, making it easy to discover creative experiences near you.

We’ve brought together makers from all over Ireland, from small studios in Dublin and Cork to hidden gems in towns and villages across the country. On Makerland, you can browse by category, discover upcoming workshops, and find contact details for makers all in one place.

Make something. Meet someone. Try something new. Makerland is your guide to the thriving world of Irish creativity and we can’t wait to share it all with you.

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