The young and talented students of the South East Technological University Theatre Studies are drawing some laughs and entertainment as they present Waterford writer Teresa Deevy’s one-act drama, Within a Marble City.
Yay! It’s Friday and there is loads in store for the weekend thanks to Waterford’s Imagine Arts Festival. Find out more about the city, its history and culture, art scene, literature talent and rocking music. There’s fun for all ages…so don’t miss out.
Day 2 Recap: The festival kicked off with a walking tour of Waterford’s Viking Triangle…quickly followed by an entertaining talk about Waterford’s social history in the Reg. Then on the Gallery of Art on O’Connell street to be awed by some wonderful young musical and artistic talent…and much more. It was all go on the second day of the Imagine Arts Festival.
We’re here learning all about the history and traditions of the freemasons in Waterford. One eyeopener we learned from this morning’s talk is the charity work the freemasons do for our city.
There’s lots to look forward to on Day 3 of Waterford’s Imagine Arts Festival. Learn about Freemasonry—one of the world’s oldest traditional and fraternal organisations in a tour of the Masonic Lodge. Find out about the history of the People’s Park and Courthouse and make sure to see Susan O’ Neill—Ireland’s best-kept secret….for now.
What does history, whisky and indie music by an all female choir have in common? You’d know if you were lucky enough to get a ticket for tonight’s Imagine Arts festival event in the Waterford Distillery.
Day 1 of the Imagine Arts Festival started and finished on a high note. From historical building tours to heritage talks, the day ended with an awesome performance from Waterford man Moncrieff in Christ Church Cathedral.
It’s a full house here in the Reg for the second event in the Let’s Talk Waterford series. We’re getting a history lesson of our city from Tony Barry and Dermot Power.
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