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Culture Night is coming back to Wexford on Friday, 19th September, and there’s so much to celebrate. Whether it’s culture you know or culture that’s new, this annual event connects families to their culture through both national and local creative movements.
There’ll be celebrations and events up and down the county through music, art, and activities that show what Wexford really has to offer. This annual experience is something for the whole family to enjoy and remember. To make it a bit easier for you, we’ve put together a list of our top picks of things to do. To see a full itinerary, check out their website.
Family Craft Workshop – New Ross
16:00-18:00
Visit New Ross for the experience to create a “hands-on” cushion with the different generations of your family. With guidance & inspiration from Dawn at Craft Central, you’ll use textile paints to decorate a keepsake piece which celebrates your family.
This activity is best for families with children under 10 years.
Autumn Equinox Celtic Calendar Workshop – Wexford Town
16:00 – 18:00
Make an Autumn Equinox Celtic Calendar in this wonderful Wexford workshop for Children. Using recycled & natural materials families have to chance to create the balance of the Autumn Equinox.
Using collage techniques, materials like dried flowers and natural glue and inks, you’ll be able to create each segment of the calendar wheel. This event is the perfect opportunity for parents to spend quality creative time with their children.
Juggler Brendan – Wexford Town
17:00-17:30 / 18:15-18:45
Juggler Brendan’s family-friendly comedy juggling show is not to be missed. Incredible tricks, unbelievable magic, terrible jokes, wild animals, carrots, and the most dangerous trick in the world! The show is a blend of comedy and juggling, with a little bit of audience participation required, making it fun for the whole family.
Guided Tours At The Hook Lighthouse
Hook Lighthouse is celebrating its ancient maritime heritage and culture by offering free guided tours on National Culture Night. This fantastic event offers everyone the chance to step back in time and visit the world’s oldest working lighthouse. First established as beacon in the 6th century, then built into a great tower by ‘greatest knight that ever lived’, Hook Lighthouse has a rich history that everyone should come and explore. Free Guided Tours will run at 4 pm, 4.30 pm and 5 pm (each tour is 30 minutes).
Filling The Well – Rosslare
18:00-21:00
Rosslare is set to host a special cultural celebration at the Coast Hotel, including a candlelit procession to the historic St. Brioc’s Well.
The community will come together to partake in a “Song Share”: an incredible blend of traditional Irish melodies and international music. Everyone is welcome to participate in performances, share cultural traditions, or simply enjoy this wonderful event.
Remember, Culture Night only comes once a year, so make sure you get involved – an unforgettable evening awaits. Explore the full programme online and start planning your evening here.