Waterford is set to host the Thomas Francis Meagher 176th Tricolour Celebration next weekend—from March 1st to March 3rd.
Get ready for an extraordinary celebration of the arts as the Imagine Arts Festival 2023 returns to captivate imaginations from tomorrow, October 24, and running through Sunday, October 29…all around Waterford City. Under the visionary leadership of Festival Director, Sinéad Dunphy, this year’s programme ushers in a new era of artistic exploration and innovation.
Taste Waterford, the food and drink network of the county, launched a new food tour in May this year…and it’s growing in popularity with locals and tourists alike. The focus of the tour is on the Comeragh Mountains and gives you the opportunity to see what it’s like to live and work in this special landscape.
Once again Summer in the City delivers with a brilliant line-up of live music and entertainment this weekend. From brass and blues to DJ sets, dance classes and history tours, there’s something for everyone, young and old, all around the city. Get in…
Thank Funk it’s the weekend! From live music to markets and dark history tours, here’s everything that’s on for Summer in the City from Friday to Sunday.
The Comeragh’s Wild Festival 2023 kicks off today and runs until Sunday with a packed schedule of events. The festival, celebrating its ninth year, is a great way to explore the breathtaking region of the county from the Copper Coast to the Comeragh Mountains and Nire Valley. It will be an unforgettable four days of music, theatre, outdoor activities and family fun.
Waterford Whisky’s Growers Gathering Festival takes place from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. this Saturday, June 24 at the Waterford Distillery on Grattan Quay.
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.
If you’re looking for something to do with the family this bank holiday weekend, a visit to Mount Congreve is worth exploring.
Bring the kids to a mini zoo, explore Waterford’s ancient history, traverse a beautiful stretch of the Blackwater river, take in the spectacular gardens at Mount Congreve or cycle the Greenway and stop for lunch on route. There are plenty of ways to entertain the kids while they’re on their Easter holidays. Here are five family-friendly activities to partake in the county.
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.