Belfast park Summer Fun Days
Belfast City Council’s summer programme brings free family activities to parks around the city.
Find the latest confirmed dates, organiser information and previous editions. When new dates are awaiting confirmation, the guide stays here to help you plan.
Belfast City Council’s summer programme brings free family activities to parks around the city.
Boundary Brewing offers a tour of its Belfast brewery, led by a member of the brewing team.
Custom House Square hosts a summer programme of concerts in Belfast, with separately ticketed performers.
A drop-in offers information about hearing loss, hearing aids and local support.
The council’s Shoreline Festival brings a free family programme to Jordanstown Loughshore Park.
Lisburn’s Summer Movie Magic brings outdoor film screenings to Market Square during the summer programme.
The Black Box includes Turnstyle Improv in its Belfast comedy programme.
The Charles Wood Festival presents a music programme and summer-school activities in Armagh.
Visitors can get help with job searches, applications and interview preparation.
Artworks is VISUAL Carlow’s annual open-call exhibition, presented in connection with the Carlow arts programme.
County Carlow Chamber’s awards recognise local business achievements, with nominations and an awards night forming part of the programme.
Centenary Bridge Club maintains information for its members and an online bridge session link.
Féile Vegan brings music, food, talks and workshops to Lisnavagh House in County Carlow.
VISUAL’s Have a Gawk programme invites visitors to discuss art and explore the exhibitions together.
VISUAL offers a mother-and-baby yoga programme designed around gentle movement and time together.
Carlow Brewing Company offers brewery visits to explain its brewing process and beers.
Tullow Agricultural Show, also known as the County Carlow Show, brings agricultural competitions and a public show programme to Tullow.
VISUAL hosts yoga classes with Connie Byrne as part of its workshop programme.
The Breffni Challenge combines cycling and running distances in a charity event supporting cancer services.
Cavan Town Comhaltas organises a summer concert series alongside its music, song and dance activities.
An informal Irish-language conversation group at Arva Library.
A library group for people interested in crafting and sharing ideas.
A friendly group for crafting and conversation at Bailieborough Library.
Virginia Show is an agricultural show in County Cavan, with livestock competitions and trade stands. Its dated programme provides the details for each edition.
Treacys West County publishes a country-dancing programme at its Ennis hotel.
Killaloe Diocese publishes information about the annual novena at Our Lady’s Shrine in Dromellihy.
The Ennis Friday market at Roslevan Shopping Centre brings together artisan food and local stalls.
Clare Arts presents contemporary exhibitions and events at Súil Gallery in Ennis.
Clare Arts publishes the Riches of Clare series of lunchtime traditional-music concerts at glór in Ennis.
The Willie Clancy Summer School celebrates traditional Irish music, song and dance in Miltown Malbay.
Cois na hAbhna presents a summer programme of Irish traditional music, song and dance in Ennis.
Gormleys presents an exhibition of art and sculpture at Castlemartyr Resort, with separate indoor and outdoor displays.
Ballyhass runs residential adventure camps in County Cork for young people.
Cork City Council’s Heritage Open Day offers access to historic buildings across the city.
Cork on a Fork celebrates the city’s food culture through tastings, dining events and a wider festival programme.
Fota Island Adventure runs outdoor summer camps for children with age and booking information on its own website.
The Mardyke Arena publishes children’s activities and summer-camp information in Cork.
STARCAMP publishes children’s activity and drama camp locations across Cork city and its suburbs.
Cork City Libraries publishes named storytime sessions for children across its branches.
Upstart publishes a festival programme in Glounthaune, County Cork.
Derry City and Strabane District Council offers children’s summer camps through its leisure centres.
Maiden City Ink publishes a tattoo-convention programme in Derry.
The Nerve Centre publishes a cinema programme with individual film screenings in Derry.
Bundoran Surf Co provides surf-school activities and camp information from its Donegal base.
The Regional Cultural Centre offers a Mini Cinema programme for children in Letterkenny.
Writing prompts and exercises support beginners and experienced writers, with refreshments provided.
Open House Festival presents Picnic in the Park as a free event within its Bangor programme.
St Brigid’s Parish publishes an annual Mass for the Sick, including anointing and a blessing for carers.
The Irish Film Institute’s Wild Strawberries is a monthly film club for people aged over 55.
National Heritage Week brings locally organised heritage activities to Dublin as part of the Heritage Council’s national programme.
Shamrock Rovers publishes first-team home match tickets and a fixture calendar for Tallaght Stadium.
Skerries Mills publishes a Harvest Time Festival programme at its heritage site.
Friends of the Cancer Centre organises a fundraising walk in the grounds of Castle Coole.
Charlie’s Bar is listed by Fermanagh Lakelands as a live-music venue in Enniskillen.
Clifden's community arts festival presents performances and visual arts in Connemara. Each edition has its own programme, venues and booking details.
The Connemara Pony Show in Clifden presents several days of pony competitions and related activities.
Galway International Arts Festival brings arts, performances, exhibitions and talks to Galway. The organiser has announced 12 to 25 July for the 2027 edition.
The Galway market adds extra trading days around St Nicholas’ Church during its summer programme.
Oughterard Show publishes an agricultural and horticultural programme with show competitions.
The Tribes Pub Crawl organiser publishes booking information for its Galway programme.
Cromane Seafest celebrates coastal life in County Kerry through seafood, music, community activities and events on land and water.
Naas Golf Bridge Club maintains club information and dated bridge results for members.
National Heritage Week brings locally organised heritage activities to Kildare as part of the Heritage Council’s national programme.
The Shackleton Experience in Athy publishes an annual gathering exploring Ernest Shackleton and the history of polar exploration.
Kyteler’s Inn publishes information about traditional music and entertainment at its Kilkenny venue.
An LOETB tutor offers one-to-one help with devices and digital questions. Bring your device; no advance booking is needed.
Laois GAA publishes booking information for its county Cúl Camps programme.
The Irish Steam Preservation Society offers visitor trips on the Stradbally Woodland Railway.
Cinema North West publishes the Adaptation festival programme in County Leitrim.
Leitrim Sports Partnership offers a supported Couch to 5k running programme in Ballinamore.
Limerick Show brings agricultural competitions and a public show programme to County Limerick.
STARCAMP publishes a Limerick summer programme of children’s activity and drama camps.
National Heritage Week brings locally organised heritage activities to Longford as part of the Heritage Council’s national programme.
Longford Libraries promotes Summer Stars as a children’s summer reading programme.
Boyne TradFest brings traditional music, song and dancing to Drogheda, with concerts, workshops, recitals and a session trail.
The parish newsletter publishes information about the Blessing of the Boats at Clogherhead harbour.
Dundalk Chamber publishes an annual Golf Classic for the local business community.
National Heritage Week brings locally organised heritage activities to Louth as part of the Heritage Council’s national programme.
National Heritage Week brings locally organised heritage activities to Mayo as part of the Heritage Council’s national programme.
Knock Shrine’s National Novena runs as a programme of worship, talks and pilgrimages in County Mayo.
Matt Molloy’s in Westport provides information about its traditional-music venue and sessions.
Westport parkrun is a free weekly community 5k on the Greenway Path, with official course information.
The Diocese of Meath describes Bealach an tSolais as an annual pilgrimage between the Hill of Tara and Hill of Slane.
Causey Farm describes a summer camp programme using its farm, woodland and bogland activities.
Laytown Beach parkrun is a free weekly community 5k with official event and course information.
Mellowes publishes summer-camp weeks combining outdoor and indoor activities at its adventure centre.
Oldbridge parkrun is a free weekly community 5k at the Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre grounds.
Adults can join a mindful-colouring session, with materials supplied and no advance booking required.
A support group for family members affected by Alzheimer's disease offers conversation and practical information.
Bingo sessions at Holy Family Hall in Carrickmacross.
A children's chess session takes place at Castleblayney Library. Contact the branch for participation details.
An informal Irish-language conversation group offers practice and conversation for people improving their Irish.
An adult colouring group meets at Clones Library. Contact the library on 047 74712 for details.
Céilí classes at Corduff Raferagh Community Centre near Carrickmacross.
Drumlin Storytelling Festival brings visiting storytellers to venues across County Monaghan. The programme combines storytelling performances with different admission arrangements.
A conversational English group welcomes migrants and English-speaking volunteers.
A conversational English group welcomes migrants and English-speaking volunteers.
The Patrick Kavanagh Centre includes the Inniskeen Road July Evening festival among its literary programmes.
Visitors knit and crochet together, with tea or coffee and time to share ideas.
A social knitting and yarn-craft group welcomes beginners and experienced makers.
A social knitting and yarn-craft group welcomes beginners and experienced makers.
National Heritage Week brings locally organised heritage activities to Monaghan as part of the Heritage Council’s national programme.
Children can enjoy stories, rhymes and songs at Carrickmacross Library.
Children can enjoy stories, rhymes and songs at Monaghan Town Library.
Birr's community arts festival brings exhibitions, music, theatre, street performances and community events to the town in County Offaly.
Tullamore Show and the FBD National Livestock Show combine an agricultural show with competitions and entertainment in County Offaly.
Roscommon Racecourse publishes its fixture calendar and visitor information for race meetings.
Amy Keenan O'Hara leads conversational Irish classes for adults. These are the remaining confirmed sessions of the six-week course ending on 21 October.
An informal Irish-language conversation group welcomes all levels of spoken Irish.
An informal Irish-language conversation group welcomes all levels of spoken Irish.
An informal Irish-language conversation group welcomes all levels of spoken Irish.
Cloonacool’s festival celebrates rural community life through a programme in County Sligo.
A daytime craft group welcomes knitting, crochet, hand sewing, quilting, embroidery and other projects. Contact the library about joining.
One-to-one instruction covers basic computer, phone and tablet skills.
A documentary screening is followed by an optional discussion. Drop-in visitors are welcome.
Sligo Libraries includes the Investigators Bookclub at its Central Library in the published library programme.
Marguerite hosts an open creative workshop. Visitors can bring knitting, crochet, drawing or another project.
An evening craft group welcomes knitting, crochet, hand sewing, quilting, embroidery and other projects. My Open Library membership is required because the group meets outside staffed hours.
Library staff read stories for babies and toddlers, with floor play and time for parents to meet.
Sligo Rovers runs a programme of children’s football camps at the Showgrounds.
Stories, songs and rhymes are offered for babies and toddlers aged 0 to 4.
A play session for children aged 0 to 4 and their parents takes place before the library opens to the general public. Tea and coffee are provided for adults.
Clonmel’s busking festival brings street performances and an arts programme to the town.
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council publishes a seasonal outdoor music programme in Omagh.
Libraries NI lists Rhythm and Rhyme among Cookstown Library’s children’s activities.
The Alzheimer Society of Ireland publishes the Waterford and Dungarvan locations for its national Memory Walk programme.
Grow Remote publishes a Waterford social gathering for remote and hybrid workers.
Kazbar’s own information describes a live-entertainment programme at its Waterford venue.
West Waterford Athletics publishes the Waterford Greenway Half Marathon race information.
Athlone Chamber presents Business After Hours networking events with individual hosts and venues.
Halloween programmes at Belvedere House Gardens and Park. Consult the dated listing for confirmed sessions and admission.
A farmers market at Collinstown Dance Hall, with indoor and outdoor stalls. Use the dated programme for verified sessions.
Guided brewery visits at Dead Centre Brewing on Custume Pier in Athlone.
Plan a visit to the distillery experience in Kilbeggan, County Westmeath.
Mullingar Harbour Canoe Polo describes Overload as its annual training camp for junior players.
Enniscorthy’s arts and culture festival celebrates local creative work through a weekend programme.
Indoor and outdoor community market at Brockagh Resource Centre in Laragh.
Music Under the Mountains is a traditional Irish music festival in Hollywood, County Wicklow, with concerts, music sessions and a singing session.
National Heritage Week brings locally organised heritage activities to Wicklow as part of the Heritage Council’s national programme.
Alive Outside publishes a summer-camp programme at Killruddery Estate in County Wicklow.
Ashford and District Beekeepers Association organises the Wicklow Honey Festival in Ashford.