From music and dance to visual arts and theatre, Waterford has a rich cultural heritage that is celebrated and enjoyed by locals and visitors alike. The city boasts a thriving arts community, with numerous galleries, performance spaces, and cultural events taking place throughout the year. Whether you’re a lover of traditional Irish music, contemporary art, or cutting-edge theatre, you’ll find something to inspire and entertain you in Waterford.
Gather the kids for SprÓg 2023 and give them a week they won’t forget! Starting this Monday, July 3 until Saturday, July 8 in Garter Lane, SprÓg is inspired by the young people of Waterford and their love of all things arts and imagination.
An evening remembering Des Manahan, Summer in the City and a free film from Waterford-based film-making group Red Lead Productions–all this and more lined up for the weekend.
The oldest urban domestic building in Ireland is now home to Ireland’s newest museum which traces the customs, traditions and superstitions associated with death from the earliest times to the 20th century.
A great weekend in Waterford! Our city was bursting at the seams with all the colours of the rainbow, a true testament to our spirit of diversity and unity. The Pride launch at the Waterford Gallery of Art was a top-notch affair, setting the tone for a weekend of celebrations and love. This was no […]
Get ready for a host of festivities and entertainment this June Bank Holiday weekend (June 2 to 5) in Waterford when Pride of the Déise, a volunteer-led community organisation based in the city, will host its fourth annual event in celebration of solidarity and joy for the LGBTQIA+ community in the South East.
Celebrated musicians, comedy, up and coming artists and Japanese films…there’s a lot on around the city between now and the end of April. Here are some highlights…
This week, Waterford FYI has rebranded its overall look and logo to make the website more impactful and has also changed the url to make it quintessentially Irish and easier to remember with .ie in its new link (https://wfyi.ie).
The entertainment for the run up to St. Patrick’s Day and the two days following sees a jam-packed line-up of entertainment and music—the full schedule caters to all the family. The live music kicks off on March 16 on the Cultural Quarter Stage (O’Connell Street) from 6 pm to 10 pm.
Waterford City is gearing up to mark the St. Patrick’s Day period in style this year with three packed days of craic agus ceol, live entertainment, music and tradition will take place from March 17th to March 19th alongside the traditional St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Whether you live in Waterford or you’re just visiting, there is so much to see and do in the county. From shopping in the city to swimming at the beaches and hiking in the mountains, here are 10 things to appreciate in the Deise.
The Waterford Walls Festival is in its ninth year and right now they are looking for walls to paint in the city and county. The festival is on in August, but if you have a wall you think might qualify, contact them today. It’s a brilliant way to give your building a professional and cool facelift.
Feeling the need to get out this month to beat the blues, but sick of the thought of eating and drinking after overindulging at Christmas? No worries—there are plenty of other ways to spend an evening out in Waterford. Here’s what’s on this month to get you out of the house and entertained if you’re sticking with a Dry January (or even if you’re not).