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18 Aug 2022
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18 Aug 2022
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Pictured at the opening from left were: Olga Barry; Céline Reilly; Lilian Burke; Mayor of Kilkenny Cllr. David Fitzgerald; Marjie Kaley; Emer Foley and Cathy O'Connor. PICTURE: DYLAN VAUGHAN
The box office for Kilkenny Arts Festival has now been officially opened.
It's based at 51A Kieran Street in Kilkenny City. Tickets are also on sale from kilkennyarts.ie.
The festival runs for 11 days from August 4 - 14. Live music, which was sorely missed during the restrictions, is back in force alongside exciting theatre, dance, opera and literary events which includes a number of festival commissions and co-productions.
Eleven days, over 100 performances in Kilkenny’s most iconic and beautiful spaces across the Marble City.
Free Lost Town tour at Jerpoint Park for Heritage Week
Tullaroan’s Gearoid Dunne sees the ball slip from his grasp in his side’s game against Mullinavat on Sunday. Picture: Willie Dempsey
St Patrick's Brass and Reed band celebrate 140 years of making music in the Marble City
Freebooters will begin the defence of their Maher Shield away to Evergreen on Sunday. Picture: Mark Desmond
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