From puppet shows to orchestras and live music…there is a host of theatre and choral events to enjoy throughout Winterval this year. Below are some of the performances not to be missed.
Attendees at Waterford’s Harvest Festival this Friday, Saturday and Sunday (September 8 to 10) can get ready to bop til you drop as Broad Street will be alive with the sound of music. Programmed by WAMA’s Trevor Darmody, local artists will take centre stage every day throughout the festival.
With only two more weekends of Summer in the City, the beat goes on all around town. O’Connell Street hosts a Ska Weekend…Waterford Walls closes its 2023 festival with some brilliant music at the Forum Festival Hub…and the races are on in Tramore so the Vic is providing a great line-up with the Strobes, Renegades and Fuse Trio.
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.
Starting on July 14 and running every Friday evening until August 25, Garter Lane’s Courtyard Sounds will take place in their covered courtyard from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m.
Summer in the City celebrates with Waterford Freewheelers Festival and there’s a host of DJ’s, bands and activities to celebrate the weekend in style. There’s even a Garth Brooks tribute band, so if you’re a Garth and country music fan, you won’t want to miss it! Here’s your list of entertainment from Friday to Sunday.
If you’re looking to keep the kids entertained for a week or two over the school holidays, there are lots of summer camp options around the city and county. From acting to stand up paddleboarding, here are seven fun camps to keep them occupied.
Trade Coffee and Phil Grimes pub have teamed up for an extended Philly Fair to celebrate the sunny bank holiday weekend this Saturday.
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.
Time flies! We’re heading into the last three days of Winterval’s 10th year, and what a festival it has been. But it’s not over just yet…make the most of the final days by heading to the main stage on O’Connell Street for free live music to keep you entertained while you sup on a comforting mulled wine.
A winter wonderland cruise, Santa meets your furry friend and a festive market—it’s definitely beginning to look a lot like Christmas now as we roll into the weekend and the third week of Winterval.
Come along to support two very worthy causes and enjoy a Christmas Concert hosted and held by Ad Hoc Chorale and SETU on December 1st. It’s in aid of St. Vincent de Paul and the Waterford Women’s Centre.