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The tenth (AKA) Alternative Arts Festival in Kilkenny and across the county was a huge hit over the ten days, bringing loads of colour, creativity, and energy to the area.
Everywhere you went, there was something exciting to see, from thought-provoking exhibitions to quirky pop-up events that really captured people’s imagination. It was great to see both locals and visitors getting involved, exploring new ideas, and supporting artists in such a fun and relaxed way.
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Running adjacent to Kilkenny Arts Festival, the buzz around Kilkenny and county showed just how much people value the arts, and it’s safe to say everyone’s already looking forward to the next one. Check out these great pictures by Vicky Comerford-1755854788807.jpg)
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