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Dublin Festivals
The vibrant social scene of Dublin showcases a variety of festivals and events allover the year including cultural, art, religious, food, fashion, film festivals and many others. All time are good to visit Dublin, city in general, has an upbeat mood and you will be amazed with its warm welcome. There is no doubt that you will find a festival suitable to your interests in the Irish capital city, whether you have a penchant for music, film, food, or drama. All the festivals are enjoyed by Ireland’s visitors and locals and it is a great excuse to party and meet with local people and get to know them.
St Patrick's Day
The biggest party of Dublin and Ireland is the St. Patrick’s Festival with over 3000 Irish and international performers and one million people celebrating. It’s a national holiday celebrated in more countries than any other, on 17 March. With an extraordinary night spectacle at the beginning, it’s a five day extravaganza of music, carnival, dance, street theatre and comedy.
The Greystones Arts Festival
This is an exciting arts festival organized by volunteers from Greystones town. This annual festival presents a fun-packed program for families and people of all ages that includes a series of interesting workshops where visitors can try a hands-on experience at Samba Drumming, Stage Prop Building, stilt walking and one of the most impressively choreographed fireworks.
Fringe Festival
This annual event is celebrated from mid September to early October and shows the work of accomplished and emerging performer in comedy, dance, theatre and music. The Fringe Festival attracts audiences in excess of 50000, the event has both national and international significance, and it is the fastest growing cultural event in Ireland and one of the foremost arts festivals in Europe.
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