waterford viking triangle event guide: summer 2016

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KILKENNY—WATERFORD—WEXFORDEuropean Capital of Culture Candidate

About Waterford Viking TriangleThe cultural and historic centre of Waterford, Ireland’s oldest city, where in 914 A.D. the Vikings first settled. It is a tranquil place, characterised by narrow streets, historic architecture, atmospheric public spaces and unique cultural and heritage attractions. Wander through Waterford’s Viking Triangle, visit the home of the global brand that is Waterford Crystal, nine national monuments including 13th & 15th century undercrofts located in the award winning Medieval Museum, three world class museums (Viking, Medieval and Georgian) as well as an array of craft studios, cafés and excellent restaurants. Over 1,000 years of history unfold in just 1,000 paces in this compact and authentically charming location.

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Waterford, Ireland’s oldest city, was founded on this site by the Vikings in 1016 and remained of strategic importance to Ireland through the Norman, Georgian and Victorian periods and in to the 20th century.

In 2010 Waterford city council began the process of breathing life back into this historic quarter with the launch of the Viking Triangle and the start of an ambitious investment plan. The journey continues and in just a few short years, the Viking Triangle has become a vibrant place to live, work and visit, with a host of things to do and places to eat and relax.

Standing majestically at the apex of the Viking triangle sits Reginald’s Tower, the oldest civic urban structure in Ireland. It is alleged that it was in the tower that Strongbow met Aoife daughter of the King of Leinster Dermot MacMurrough and their subsequent marriage at Christ Church Cathedral in the city was to change Irish History for ever. Follow the pretty medieval streets to unlock over 1000 years of history in 1000 paces with nine national monuments and three world class museums; Viking, Medieval & Georgian. See the Theatre Royal, our breathtaking horseshoe shaped Victorian Theatre located next to City Hall on the Mall and discover the rich craft heritage behind the global brand Waterford Crystal which showcases the largest collection of Waterford Crystal in the world.

We welcome you to our Viking Triangle at the heart of our city and county, a jewel in the crown of Ireland’s Ancient East.

Fiona McHardyChief Executive The Viking Triangle Trust Co Ltd

WATERFORD VIKING TRIANGLE EVENT GUIDE

Learn the stories of a place and you’ll come to understand the soul of its people. From ancient high kings to modern day poets, saints and scholars to ramblers and fishermen, Ireland’s Ancient East pulsates with legendary tales. With the maps as your guide and the itineraries as your inspiration, you can prepare for a real life journey through this mystical place. It all begins right here, in this lush green landscape. Over 5,000 years of history lie buried within the verdant meadows, bustling towns and rugged stone monuments of Ireland’s Ancient East. Each landmark has its stories to tell, as indeed do the locals, who delight in telling tales that are rich in famous battles and magic rituals.

“The Academy of Urbanism”, Great Place category have shortlisted The Viking Triangle. This is a great honour given the calibre of competitors in this category, shortlisted competitors include Greenwich Market and Leicester Market in The UK.

The Awards, which celebrate and learn from great placemaking, cover five categories of scale, including European City of the Year and Great- Place; Town; Neighbourhood & Street.

The Urbanism Awards are the Academy’s primary platform for recognising the best, most enduring or most improved urban environments. To date the awards have visited, assessed and celebrated 150 outstanding examples of leading urbanism across the UK, Ireland and Europe. As well as providing a means to build relationships with Great Places, the Awards assist in building a strong evidence base for high quality, innovative and sustainable urbanism. The learning is shared through publications, journals, website, networks and events.

The Academy’s assessment visit to The Viking Triangle will be scheduled some time between July and September, with a final vote conducted by the Academic panel and selection of the winner in each of the 5 categories in October, in advance of The Urbanism Award’s Ceremony in November. Old or new, large or small, The Academy of

#BitForTheBid

The Three Sisters Bid team are busy finalising the joint bid from Waterford, Wexford & Kilkenny to host the European Capital of Culture 2020 due for submission to Europe on June 17th, all involved are very proud of the huge team effort which will result in an exciting, strong submission.

There was great excitement last week when our Regional Cultural Strategy was unanimously accepted by all three local authorities, another concrete example of the commitment of all three counties to working together in the future.

The bid team members are out and about meeting a variety of individuals, organisations and community groups throughout the region. The Three Sisters recently ran an exciting competition in schools around the region and were blown away by the response received; the winners will be announced in the coming days.

The European panel will be visiting our region on July 13th, the bid team are requesting everyone to back the bid in the coming weeks.

Support The Three Sisters bid for European Capital of Culture 2020 by following them on Facebook and Twitter (Three Sisters 2020), visiting the bid website www.threesisters2020.ie if you would like to know more about the bid feel free to e-mail [email protected] . The winner of the European Capital of Culture 2020 will be announced on July 15th, so please get behind the team and remember to use the hastag #BitForTheBid. Three Sisters 2020 - European Capital of Culture Candidate for 2020 Our Bid. Our Voice. Our Region.

Academy of Urbanism: Great Place…

Irelands Ancient East

Urbanism look for places that encourage a high quality of life and perform well in the following areas: Leadership and Governance, Local Character, Amenity, Commercial Success & Viability, Environmental Sustainability, Community Health and Wellbeing and Connectivity.

Fiona McHardy Chief Executive of The Viking Triangle Trust commented “The Viking Triangle is honoured to be recognised by The Academy of Urbanism’s prestigious Urbanism Awards. Our short listing as one of three finalists in the Great Place category, recognises and celebrates great places and highlights best practice destinations, with a range of European competitors. Our vision to create a vibrant, authentic and distinctive urban cultural and heritage quarter in Ireland’s oldest city is well underway. It is about creating a unique identity and tourism proposition based on our authentic connections with our Viking Past. This award recognises the commitment of the many stakeholders both public and private sector to our destination development. The Viking Triangle destination quarter is being recognised as a cornerstone and an anchor attraction for the south east region, one that will encourage both domestic and international visitors to increase their dwell time and spend in our region. This recognition compliments our current Three Sisters, European Capital of Culture bid 2020”.

“Vadrarfjord” founded in 914 AD, is real life evidence of the Viking age across Ireland’s Ancient East, a Viking settlement that became a flourishing port. Visit Reginald’s Tower a landmark 12th century building named in honour The Viking Reginald, situated at the apex of the Viking Triangle it houses the treasures of Viking Waterford. Today’s narrow streets and medieval walls of the Viking Triangle stand on its original footprint. There’s Georgian Christ Church Cathedral, too, on the site of the Viking church where the great Anglo-Norman knight Strongbow famously married the Irish princess Aoife.

Explore the precious artefacts housed in The Three Museums of Waterford Treasures, within a few steps you are in the Medieval Museum’s shadowy underground Choristers’ Hall and Mayor’s Wine Vault. You can experience the modern galleries above which house the sumptuous Cloth of Gold Vestments unique in northern Europe, or the illuminated Great Charter Roll defending the city’s monopoly on wine imports. Wander through the elegant Georgian interiors and furnishings in the neighbouring Bishop’s Palace, surely the 1789 decanter, the oldest surviving piece of Waterford Crystal, is among treasures to covet.

Nearby in the House of Waterford Crystal you can see master craftsmen creating modern day treasures on the factory tour or wander through the world’s largest Waterford Crystal showroom right in the heart of The Viking Triangle. Immerse yourself in 1,000 years of history within 1,000 paces in the heart of Waterford’s Viking Triangle.

More information www.irelandsancienteast.com


the revolt in 1535. As a result, the former mayor of Waterford, William Wyse – appointed to the royal court in London at this time – was sent back by the king to Waterford on 30 April 1536, with a Cap of Maintenance as a gift.

The king instructed that it was to be carried before the Mayor of Waterford on ceremonial occasions as a symbol of the king’s high esteem for the city. A Cap of Maintenance was symbolically carried before the king on his way to coronation.

For centuries the cap was carried before the mayor, with the tradition only ending in 1920 with the election of Dr. Vincent White. Fortunately, succeeding generations understood its historic significance and the Cap was relegated to the secure vault in City Hall. In 1998 it was conserved and prepared for exhibition at Waterford Treasures at the Granary; and when the new Medieval Museum opened in 2012, it was put on display in a specially constructed circular showcase.

The Cap is a link with a time in our city’s history when Waterford was on the crest of a wave and held in high esteem by one of the most powerful monarchs in Europe.

Visit The Medieval Museum in the heart of Waterford’s Viking Triangle for more information www.waterfordtreasures.com

The Cap of Maintenance was a gift from King Henry VIII to the Mayor of Waterford, which was received in April 1536. The fact that an item as fragile as the red velvet Cap should survive for over four and a half centuries is remarkable. Through all the vicissitudes of the wars of religion and conquest, it is extraordinary how an item of such posterity, one so intimately connected to one of the most notorious monarchs in European history, should survive here in Waterford.

The red velvet Cap of Maintenance is embroidered with Tudor roses and marguerites (daisies). The embroidered roses represented the red rose of England, the symbol of the Tudor monarchy. The daisy, or marguerite, was

Cap of Maintenance of King Henry VIII

the emblem of Henry’s grandmother, the famous Margaret of Beaufort. There can be little doubt that the cap was made in London but the velvet was made almost certainly in Lucca in Italy. The dye used to create the red colour came from the kermes beetle found only in Egypt. Remarkably, the Cap is the only piece of clothing to survive that belonged to either King Henry VIII or any of his predecessors.

Waterford was granted the Cap of Maintenance as a symbol of its continued and steadfast loyalty to the crown. In 1534, Silken Thomas, Earl of Kildare, rebelled against the king. In refusing to support the rebellion Henry was able to send royal troops to the loyal port of Waterford and subsequently quashed

This unique volunteer supported programme, now approaching its fourth season has gone from strength to strength each year. The team of volunteers, who make this programme possible, includes many new faces each year as well as a number of loyal volunteers who return year after year to share the magic our city has to offer with our visitors. This is a collaborative project with long standing partnership between Waterford

“EAT Waterford”, the definitive guide to dining in Waterford, puts the spotlight on the city as an exciting food tourism destination.

EAT Waterford offers locals and visitors alike a comprehensive insight into the world class dining experience available in the city and surrounds. The informative guide provides details such as theme, price range, menu options, and accessibility on a broad range of Waterford restaurants. The restaurants involved in the initiative range from

The Viking Triangle Trust are pleased to introduce for 2016 a series of user friendly interactive maps and an interactive map tour. These engaging web maps can be accessed via www.waterfordvikingtriangle.com and can be used on any device. The maps are ideal for planning your visit in advance and ensuring that you make the most of your time during your stay in The Viking Triangle.

The interactive map shows you all the Visitor Attractions, Food & Drink, Accommodation and Car Park options available in and around the Viking Triangle. Simply zoom in and out of the map to view options within the mapped area.

Viking Triangle Welcome Ambassador’s Return Eat Waterford

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Viking Triangle Trust & Waterford Area Partnership, who are very experienced in coordinating and supporting volunteers.

Our team of volunteer Welcome Ambassador’s offer our visitors insights into the local hidden gems; the special stories from times gone by; the world class food offering and highlight the range of visitor attractions with something to suit all of our visitors. Catherine

classical French fine dining to traditional Asian cuisine and casual American style dining to time-honoured fresh Irish fayre.

EAT Waterford is the brainchild of Fiona McHardy, CEO of The Viking Triangle, Waterford’s cultural and heritage quarter. Fiona said, “This collaboration is an exciting example of the strength of co-working and what can be achieved by businesses who ordinarily compete with each other to attract visitors to our city. In essence, the businesses, tourists and locals will all benefit”.

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EAT Waterford restaurant members are dedicated to highlighting the role that local producers play and as a result developed a very unique and successful 5 course tasting menu for Harvest Festival 2015. All of the restaurants are ardent supporters of artisan producers and there is currently an exciting cohort of local producers who supply these restaurants in Waterford. The home of the blaa, rashers and even the humble cream cracker has inspired a generation of producers of great meat, seafood, breads,

Maguire commented “Being a Welcome Ambassador for Waterford city is a rewarding and enriching experience. You have opportunities to welcome people from many countries and engage with them as they explore and discover Waterford’s many treasures. It’s also lovely to meet Irish visitors to the city and chat with them.

The visitors are always pleased to see a friendly face, as well as receive information or directions, listen to stories about the city, all of which helps to make their stay in Waterford more enjoyable”.

Our loyal team of Viking Triangle Welcome Ambassadors play a very valuable role in creating a memorable experience for all of our visitors both domestic and international. They showcase Waterford, Ireland’s oldest city, as a vibrant and welcoming destination for all who visit and experience our cultural and heritage quarter here in The Viking Triangle.

vegetables, beer and spirits.

“At a glance visitors can get a real feel for Waterford city and all that it has to offer. The restaurants and hotels working on this initiative have proven that sharing a common goal and working together can only enhance the food offering of Waterford city as a whole.”

To find out more about the EAT dining experience visit www.eat.ie

The interactive tour steps you through 9 of the key visitor attractions in this compact area and presents photos, video and details about each of the attractions.

Both maps can make use of your mobile devices GPS to locate you within the Viking Triangle so you can use it centre the map and see the visitor options nearby.

We are also pleased to announce that the Interactive Map Tour was awarded one of the prizes in “ESRI Irelands Maps Make Sense” competition in 2015.

To check out these maps go to www.waterfordvikingtriangle.com from your desktop PC, laptop, tablet or mobile device.


Snow WhiteSat 11th June | Time: 7:30pm‘Centre Stage’ presents a beautiful, kind-hearted princess, who will charm every creature in the kingdom except one - her jealous stepmother, the Queen!Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €20/€15 conc.

MicroscapeMon 13th – Sat 25th June Time: Check venue Waterford’s first Burlesque cabaret show created by a local burlesque duo ‘Xhale’ takes to Central Arts stage with an all-female show telling you a story of love, fear and madness... Oh and of course, STOCKINGS! The show consists of an electric mix of dance, theatre, music and circus.Index Gallery | Central Library | www.waterfordcouncil.ie [email protected] | +353 (0)51 849975 |Price: Free

PinocchioTues 14th June Time: 10:00am/11:30amThe first solo exhibition of 2016 in SOMA consists of works by artist Breda Lynch. Breda will also host a workshop that will give insight into her own practice and allow artists the opportunity to develop and enhance their existing skills.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €8/€7

Astronomy IrelandThurs 23rd June | Time: 8:00pm

Ireland’s best known astronomer David Moore takes us on a journey through the universe starting with the Sun, its family of planets, asteroids and comets & explores where else life may exist.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €12/€11

Natalie Jones Mon 27th – Sat 9th July Time: Check venueBased in Dunmore East, Ukrainian artist Natalie Jones will exhibit a collection of oil on canvas.Index Gallery | Central Library | www.waterfordcouncil.ie [email protected] | +353 (0)51 849975 | Price: Free

FruitcakeFri 3rd June | Time: 8:00pmUnder the guise of a cookery demonstration, Della Dolan shows us how to make ‘the perfect fruitcake’ while also giving fascinating accounts of her life.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €20/€18

WigglegiggleTues 7th June Time: 10:00am/12:00 noonThis School event presented by ‘Replay’ promises to delight its audience with wonderful words, marvellous music, the silliest of sounds and some very interesting moves!Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €8

Waterford’s Suffragette & NationalistWed 8th June | Time: 6:30pm

Dr Lane, head of Irish Studies at DCU, will deliver a lecture on Rosamond Jacob (1888-1960), while also allowing the audience the opportunity to ask questions about this remarkable Waterford woman.Reference Room | Central Library | www.waterfordcouncil.ie [email protected] | +353 (0)51 849975 | Price: Free

A Night in Venice by Candlelight Thurs 9th June | Time: 8:00pmA glittering Opera extravaganza of classics from the producers of “Magical Mozart” and “Viennese Strauss Gala”.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €18

Arts & TheatreJuneIntroduction to Abstract PaintingWed 18th May - Wed 22th June Time: 10:00am – 5:30pmA workshop each Wednesday with Ben Hennessey which focuses on techniques used to produce a classic abstract painting. At the end of each workshop a large group work is made. All levels of ability welcome.Soma Contemporary Gallery [email protected] | +353 (0)87 196 1923 Price: €18

Kids Crafts with Tanya LyashSat 21st May (for five weeks) Time: Check venueEach week Tanya Lyash introduces children to a workshop filled with fun art and craft activities. Classes aimed at children from 5yrs to 11yrs. 1 hour duration.Soma Contemporary Gallery [email protected] | +353 (0)87 196 1923 Price: €5

Hard Girls by Jennifer MehiganSat 28th May – Mon 1st Aug Time: Check venue

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A celebration of surfaces and the superficial, the damaged and the disastrous. Fuelled by the aesthetics of “women”-only gyms, makeup tutorials, bodybuilder’s instagram feeds and a general sense of fatigue. Official opening Saturday 28 May 3pm.Soma Contemporary Gallery [email protected] | +353 (0)87 196 1923 Price: Free

Bealtaine Exhibition Group Show 1Wed 1st June (Launch) | Time: 6:30pm “Nine Lives” invite artists to swap art works with fellow artists. “Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.” Check Facebook for details.Soma Contemporary Gallery [email protected] | +353 (0)87 196 1923 Price: Free

My Real LifeThurs 30th June – Fri 1st July Time: 8:00pm

Theatre Royal presents Don Wycherley in this touching and entertaining story by Eoin Colfer. Wexford man Noel, has advanced MS and decides to end it all. While waiting for his overdose to take effect he records an increasingly rambling message for his best friend, which, surprisingly perhaps, is not all doom and gloom.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €17/€15 conc.

JulyNatalie Jones Mon 27th – Sat 9th July Time: Check venueBased in Dunmore East, Ukrainian artist Natalie Jones will exhibit a collection of oil on canvas.Index Gallery | Central Library | www.waterfordcouncil.ie [email protected] | +353 (0)51 849975 | Price: Free

Comedy ClubSat 2nd July | Time: 8:00pmA live stand up comedy show featuring master of ceremonies Eric Lalor with fellow comedians Gearóid Farrelly & John Colleary.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €20

Showtime on Broadway Sun 3rd July | Time: 8:00pm

TheatreBox Studios are delighted to present an evening of musical theatre. This family friendly, fast paced variety night brings Broadway & West End Shows right to your doorstep. Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €16

Drama In The ClassroomMon 4th – Fri 8th July Time: 9:00am – 2:30pmAn exciting new summer course in conjunction with Drumcondra Education Centre for primary school teachers. Participants are guided through a variety of drama exercises, modules and methods, including supporting hints and tips for teachers in the classroom.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €75

RoastWed 6th July | Time: 8:00pmThe musical about musicals, that makes fun of musicals! This is a laugh a minute revue that spares no punches.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €20

Nine LivesThurs 7th July | Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm‘Nine Lives’ looks at nine different professionals working in the arts. This month will explore travel writers and wanderlust. Soma Contemporary Gallery [email protected] | +353 (0)87 196 1923 Price: €3/€5

My Real LifeThurs 7th April – Fri 8th July Time: 8:00pmTheatre Royal presents Don Wycherley in this touching and entertaining story by Eoin Colfer. Wexford man Noel, has advanced MS and decides to end it all. While waiting for his overdose to take effect he records an increasingly rambling message for his best friend, which, surprisingly perhaps, is not all doom and gloom.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €17/€15 conc.

Comedy ClubSat 9th July | Time: 8:00pmA live stand up comedy show featuring Joanne McNally & Alison Spittle. Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €20

Showtime on BroadwaySun 10th July | Time: 8:00pmTheatreBox Studios are delighted to present an evening of musical theatre. This family friendly, fast paced variety show brings Broadway & West End Shows, right to your doorstep.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €16

Hook TourismMon 11th – Sat 23 July Time: Check venueAn exhibition of beautiful framed photographs of the Hook Peninsula curated by Angela Buttigieg.Index Gallery | Central Library | www.waterfordcouncil.ie [email protected] | +353 (0)51 849975 | Price: Free

RoastWed 13th July | Time: 8:00pmThe musical about musicals, that makes fun of musicals! This is a laugh a minute revue that spares no punches.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €20

My Real LifeThurs 14th – Fri 15th July Time: 8:00pmTheatre Royal presents Don Wycherley in this touching and entertaining story by Eoin Colfer. Wexford man Noel, has advanced MS and decides to end it all. While waiting for his overdose to take effect he records an increasingly rambling message for his best friend, which, surprisingly perhaps, is not all doom and gloom.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €17/€15 conc.

SinisterFri 15th – Sat 16 July | Time: TBCDean Jacob is a magician, a mentalist and escape artist who will take a sinister dark journey into your mind. Be afraid, be very afraid!Central Arts | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: €20

Comedy ClubSat 16th July | Time: 8:00pmA live stand up comedy show featuring Eric Lalor, Karl Spain & Fred Cooke . Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €20

My Real LifeThurs 21st – Fri 22nd July Time: 8:00pm Theatre Royal presents Don Wycherley in this touching and entertaining story by Eoin Colfer. Wexford man Noel, has advanced MS and decides to end it all. While waiting for his overdose to take effect he records an increasingly rambling message for his best friend, which, surprisingly perhaps, is not all doom and gloom.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €17/€15 conc.

Comedy ClubSat 23rd July | Time: 8:00pmA live stand up comedy show featuring Eric Lalor, Edwin Sammon & Colum McDonnell.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €20

Break the SilenceSat 23rd July | Time: TBCThis is a multi sensory night of Waterford’s best talents in respect of electronic music, visual arts and top of the range visual lighting. All proceeds to Pieta House charity.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €8

Showtime on BroadwaySun 24th July | Time: 8:00pmTheatreBox Studios are delighted to present an evening of musical theatre. This family friendly, fast paced variety show brings Broadway & West End Shows, right to your doorstep.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €16

Street Art with Adam O’Neill Mon 25th July – Sat 6th August Time: Check venueThis Waterford based graphic designer will exhibit a selection of paintings with a street art theme including pieces featuring well known musicians.Index Gallery | Central Library | www.waterfordcouncil.ie [email protected] | +353 (0)51 849975 | Price: Free

RoastWed 27th July | Time: 8:00pmThe musical about musicals that make fun about musicals. This is a laugh a minute revue that spares no punchesTheatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €20

My Real LifeThurs 28th – Fri 29th July Time: 8:00pm Theatre Royal presents Don Wycherley in this touching and entertaining story by Eoin Colfer. Wexford man Noel, has advanced MS and decides to end it all. While waiting for his overdose to take effect he records an increasingly rambling message for his best friend, which, surprisingly perhaps, is not all doom and gloom.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €17/€15 conc.

Showtime on BroadwaySun 31st July | Time: 8:00pmTheatreBox Studios are delighted to present an evening of musical theatre. This family friendly, fast paced variety show brings Broadway & West End Shows, right to your doorstep.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €16

AugustSo Much Talent So Little TimeThurs 4th Aug | Time: 6:00pm - 7.30pmNine Lives’ presents a networking event ‘So Much Talent, So Little Time’ aimed at encouraging people to open up a dialogue about the arts. Soma Contemporary Gallery | +353 (0)87 196 1923 [email protected] | Price: Free

Mná 1916 – Women 1916Mon 20th Aug – Sat 10th Sept Time: Check venueThis centenary year, Ireland 2016 presents this very special exhibition telling the stories of 300 of Ireland’s mothers, daughters, sisters, and wives involved in the 1916 Rising.Index Gallery | Central Library | www.waterfordcouncil.ie [email protected] | +353 (0)51 849975 | Price: Free

The Demons PlayWed 10 – Sat 13th Aug | Time: 7.30pmPresented by Little Red Kettle, the warriors must defeat the Demon or die! The players must perform for the King or die....and the actors must rehearse their lines for the play… or die!??Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie |[email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: Vary (check website)

The CollectorWed 10th – Sat 13th Aug | Time: 8.00pmA play about an amateur entomologist, Frederick Clegg, in his mid 20’s, who is dearly devoted to collecting butterflies. However! Clegg becomes obsessed with Miranda Grey, a beautiful teenager whom he watches from a distance, but finally, kidnaps her!Central Arts | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: €12

Fiona KellyThurs 11th Aug | Time: 6.30pmA solo exhibition of works by Fiona Kelly whose research into wasteland and abandoned spaces alludes to isolation and the interim.Soma Contemporary Gallery [email protected] | +353 (0)87 196 1923 Price: Free

Waterford StreetscapesSat 20th Aug – Sat 10th Sept Time: Check venueAn exhibition of Waterford Streetscapes from photographers old and new.Local Studies Department | Central Library | +353 (0)51 849975 www.waterfordcouncil.ie | [email protected] Price: Free


Special EventsArt on The Railings ReturnsVarious Dates | Time: 11:00am – 4:00pm

Be part of or simply enjoy a spectacular open air art exhibition!

Calling all artists, designers, photographers, performance artists, crochet/knitting designers, sculpture artists... If you are looking for somewhere unique to exhibit your works...Why not join Art on The Railings 2016, be part of this unique outdoor summer exhibition which has been brightening up the streets of Waterford for the past few years.

This event provides space for a broad range of artists to add vibrancy and colour to the city on one Saturday each month from June to September. Be part of a stunning outdoor exhibition, join your fellow artists and brighten up Ireland’s oldest city. Each Art on The Railings Event is linked with vibrant festivals on Saturdays from 11am to 4pm as follows: Daytripper Sat 2 July; Spraoi Sat 30 July; Waterford Walls Sat 27 August.

Artists of all levels are invited to take part, spaces will be reserved on a first come first served basis. The organisers will accommodate as many mediums as possible so if you can find a way to hang your work we want you to be part of the gathering.

Art On The Railings is a collaboration between Conor Nolan (CAO Waterford Arts Office) and Fiona McHardy (CEO Waterford Viking Triangle Trust Co).

If you enjoy being surrounded by lovely art, please come out and support Art On The Railings this summer by viewing, having a chat with and maybe even treating yourself to a piece of art. For more information contact ATOR’s Co-ordinator Emer Powell [email protected] | +353 (0)87 310 3947 www.facebook.com/ ArtOnTheRailingsWfd

Viking Marathon25th June

Waterford Viking Marathon scheduled for 25 June is the biggest and best running event in the South East of Ireland...

Is 2016 your year to take part in the Waterford Viking Marathon? Then get those runners polished up and that running kit in order. The 2016 event will include a full marathon, half marathon and quarter marathon options - a challenge for all levels!

WVM’s Event Manager Roisin Ferris says “WVM will be actively encouraging workplaces in Waterford, making up teams of three and we have wonderful club and company prizes to reward those that make the effort”. So whether you’re a Garda, Nurse, Postman or office worker with a love of running, you are encouraged to get recruiting. If six legs are better than two, then what nicer way to take in the ancient streets of Waterford, scenic Tramore and a finishing lap at the RSC than with your dedicated relay team on June 25th.

Now in its 5th year, the Viking marathon has just been shortlisted as a finalist for Running Ireland’s ‘Marathon of The Year.’ This will no doubt attract even more than the 2,200 runners who took part last year For more information contact Waterford Viking Marathon | +353 (0)51 846 131 [email protected] | www.waterfordvikingmarathon.com

GAA Sundays in the Viking TriangleEvery Sun from 25th June – 4th Sept | Time: 2:00pm – 7:00pm

Wander down Baileys New Street spot your counties flag, join the questions & answers session with sporting heros, enjoy the game live on the big screen TV in the unique Summerval atmosphere.

Following each match, enjoy the best local bands play the best Irish and contemporary songs from the Bulmers Summerval Stage.Baileys New Street Stage | Viking Triangle

City HQ for Annual Ravens Rock RallySun 26th June

The Ravens Rock car rally returns to Waterford on the 26th June. This is one of the premier motoring events in the Irish Motorsport calendar. Dooley’s Hotel on The Quay, plays host to rally HQ. Upwards of 120 Rally Crews, their support teams and families will gather on Saturday 25 to complete the formal paperwork, with the event starting bright and early from the hotel on the morning of Sunday 26th.

The Ravens Rock Rally originated in the woodlands along the Suir Valley in 1970. Originally a forestry event, before evolving into the current tarmac event which has maintained its annual event on the last weekend in June each year.

The rally is a round of the Suirway Group, South East Stages Rally Championship as well as the Southern Four Rally Championship. The stages are among the best available in the country and rival many of the well-known stages of Kerry, Galway and Donegal.

The rally organisers are indebted to all of their commercial supporters, the residents and land owners along the rally route who so generously support and tolerate the annual event.Photograph credits: Catherine Groves and Lorcan Barron

New! Sláinte – The Show!Every Wed and Fri from 24th June | Time: 8:00pm

Become more Irish than the Irish Themselves at the “REG” bar in the heart of The Viking Triangle for a celebration of Songs, Stories and Dance, to celebrate the milestones of Irish history and their impact on Vaterfjord – Ireland’s oldest City. Enjoy specially commissioned traditional music with songs and dance bringing our rich culture to life. Learn how our visitors over the millennia didn’t conquer us, but blended with the native Irish to give us our unique character and became “more Irish than the Irish themselves”

There are 10 toasts or Sláintes to celebrate during the show, with everyone receiving a complimentary drink to join in the fun!

Guests, should they wish, are invited to assume the roles of ancient Irish figures in character costume to enact the Sláinte Toasts.The Reg Bar | www.slainte.show | + 353 (0) 51 583000 | Price: €15/€10

Open Air TangoEvery Sat from 25th June – 3rd Sept Time: 12:00pm – 3:00pm

Join Tango Waterford for an alfresco Tango afternoon on the outside terrace of The Bishop’s Palace in the heart of Waterford Viking Triangle. Dance tango, listen to the music or simply relax with a cup of coffee on the terrace of one of the most elegant 18th century Georgian townhouses in the country. The event is free of charge and open to all.For more information or to join in the fun contact [email protected]

Fiona Kelly Solo ExhibitionFrom Aug 11th

Born in Westmeath in 1985, Fiona Kelly holds an M.A in Art & Process from Crawford College of Art, Cork (2015); a B.A in Fine Art, Sculpture, received from Cluain Mhuire, Galway (2005) and a B.A (Honours) in Fine Art, Printmaking, from the Crawford College of Art, Cork (2008).

Kelly’s research into wasteland and abandoned spaces alludes to isolation and the interim. Her observations of the man-made landscape, topographic movement, stagnation and metamorphosing debris become representations; characters in contemporary fables who narrate a legacy of the interim, disposability and the Anthropocene.Soma Contemporary Gallery | +353 (0)87 196 1923 [email protected]

Mná 1916 – Women 1916Mon 20th Aug – Sat 10th Sept | Time: Check venue

This centenary year, Ireland 2016 presents Mná 1916 – Women 1916, a very special exhibition telling the stories of 300 of Ireland’s mothers, daughters, sisters, and wives involved in the 1916 Rising.

Visitors to the exhibition can explore this remarkable collection of previously unseen items, from personal objects, images and documentation, to newly digitised birth, death, marriage and census records from private and public collections.

Mná 1916 – Women 1916 is lovingly curated by Sinead McCoole as part of the Ireland 2016 Centenary Programme, an author and historian whose collaborations and expertise in many areas of Irish civil history, including the Rising, have been received with acclaim both at home and abroad. Enhanced by material from the Military Archives, the National Library of Ireland and the National Museum of Ireland, it’s a loving and fitting tribute to the resilience and ability of those previously considered the ‘fairer’ sex.Foyer | Central Library | www.waterfordcouncil.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)51 849975

My Real Life, Eoin Colfer’s offering, is a quirky and somehow dark piece in which Don Wycherley plays an MS sufferer, determined to die by his own hand, while dictating his own scabrous eulogy. It’s equal parts earthy authenticity and absurd fantasy. While waiting for his overdose to take effect he records an increasingly rambling

message for his best friend, which, surprisingly perhaps, is not all doom and gloom. Theatre Royal presents Sing Street star Don Wycherley in this touching and entertaining play.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie | +353 (0)51 874 402 [email protected] | Price: €17/€15 conc.

My Real LifeThurs 30th June – Fri 1st July | Time: 8:00pm

On May 2015 the people of Ireland made history by voting “Yes” in the marriage referendum and Ireland became the first country in the world to introduce marriage equality by public vote.

Today, we are more truly a nation of equals. The people of Ireland have exercised their Constitutional right and by direct vote they have said an emphatic ‘Yes’ to Equality

This Road to Equality Exhibition will showcase portraits and stories from LGBT history and pay tribute to the many people who helped bring about change on the road to equality. This exhibition is organised by The National LGBT Federation and Dialogue & Diversity.Foyer | Central Library | www.waterfordcouncil.ie | [email protected] | +353 (0)51 849975

Road to EqualityFri 1st July – Fri 15th July


Daytripper Music FestivalFri 1st –3rd July 2016 | Time: See website

Spraoi Street Arts Festival 2016Fri 29th –31st July 2016 | Time: Sun 31st July 9.30pm (Parade)

For Year 4, once again there is a great mix of international legends, festival favourites and the best of national and local acts across 2 stages. The line up for this year’s music festival includes internationally renowned artists including Leftfield; King Kong Company; Republik; Ocean Colour Scene; Stereo MCs; Discopunks; Aslan; Spring Break and many others.

A purpose built event site will be created at The Regional Sports Centre, providing first class staging and production for bands with top of the range bar and food facilities for music fans. Daytripper is proud to have brought major acts including UB40, Maverick Sabre, The Darkness, Madness, Paloma Faith, David Gray, Kaiser Chiefs, Imelda May and The Coronas to Waterford during it’s first 3 years. Taking place at the Regional Sports Centre , Cork Road, Waterford on Friday 1st, Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd July.

Daytripper aims to be the best value music event in the country this year with tickets costing just €42.50 per day.

For further information and tickets contact www.daytripper.ie/tickets

Festivals

This year’s line up includes an exciting international programme of street performances. From Mexico to Australia, and from Ireland to Sweden, Spraoi Festival 2016 will see artists from all over the world perform amazing, spectacular, extraordinary shows, many of which are Irish premieres. The festival will offer audiences a packed and exciting feast of music from around the world, and all gigs and concerts are free.

The streets, pubs and clubs of Waterford will become a stage for some of the best in world music. The Rhythm Route will see fantastic gigs in many venues around the city. Acoustic street music will be heard everywhere, while the main stage will be a platform for some of the best big bands around.

The colourful Spraoi Festival Parade, on Sunday evening offers audiences an extraordinary experience. Hundreds of costumed performers, specially created floats, fire, music and special effects combine to transform the streets of Ireland’s oldest city into an imaginative wonderland – NOT TO BE MISSED! It’s going to be a wild and fun filled weekend in Waterford.

For further information see www.spraoi.com.

Now in its 17th year, SprÓg continues to be the best fun in Waterford for children and their families, scheduled the week before The Waterford Spraoi Festival and continuing through Spraoi weekend. This festival is generously supported by Genzyme Ireland & Calmast. Working with Calmast, the Science Outreach centre at WIT, SprÓg are pleased to expand the science theme this year with a special show “Danger High Voltage”, all about the wonders of electricity, from the London Science Museum supported by Science Foundation Ireland.

There will be workshops all week, and throughout Spraoi Festival Weekend. Many events are free, pre-booking is essential to avoid any disappointment or tears!

For further information see www.spraoi.com

The Waterford Walls project, a visual street art festival was founded in the heart of Waterford City in 2015. 25 derelict buildings throughout the City were transformed by beautiful pieces of art created by renowned local, national and international artists.

Preparations are already underway for Waterford Walls this year, planned from August 26-28. In addition to the 25 mural artworks, there will be a range of workshops, live demos and food trails. Exciting new elements to this year’s programme will be public art installations by local primary children as well as indoor and outdoor music taking place right across the city.

For more information contact [email protected] | www.waterfordwalls.ie | Facebook, Twitter, Instagram: waterfordwalls Edel: +353 (0)87 762 4397 | Louise: +353 (0)87 757 2810 | Sarah Jane +353 (0)87 212 9032

SprÓg Dates 2016 | Time: Check website

Waterford Walls Street Art Project Fri 26th – Sun 28th Aug 2016 | Time: Check website

Summerval Every Weekend from Thurs 23rd June –5 Sept | Time: Check website

Summerval a series of musical, family and activity based events will take place every weekend this Summer from 23rd June to 5th September in Ireland’s Oldest City, Waterford and its immediate scenic surrounds of Dunmore East, Tramore and The Copper Coast. Experience a free weekly country music concert each Saturday evening in the historic heart of Waterford’s Viking Triangle or watch the big GAA Game on Sunday on a large screen and spot your own county flag, followed by the best of local bands.

Jump on the horse drawn carriage in the shopping heart of Waterford City or enjoy the unspoilt Copper Coast on the weekly 100km coastal cycle. Visit the world class Mount Congreve and Curraghmore Estates and enjoy a host of family friendly events each weekend. Bring the kids on Choo Choo Waterford Suir Valley steam train, the Brian Boru Pirate sailing experience on the River Suir or visit Toy Square where Monopoly has been brought to life by Cartimundi, its creators. Enjoy candyfloss or fish and chips at the amusements in

Tramore or learn how to surf the waves with the many water based activities. Have a leisurely stroll around the beautiful Dunmore East and experience the many excellent restaurants and totally unique bars throughout Waterford City & County . There’s really something for everyone this summer at Summerval.

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Must See*We’ve compiled a selection of must see attractions in Waterford Viking Triangle. They range from contemporary art galleries to some of the finest architecure in Ireland and the world famous Waterford Crystal. They’re all here to enjoy and within easy walking distance of each other.

Greyfriars Municipal Art Gallery *

This former Methodist church dates from the mid-nineteenth century and is situated in the heart of the Viking Triangle. Greyfriar’s Municipal Gallery primarily hosts exhibitions of selected artworks from the Waterford Municipal Art Collection which contains over three hundred artworks by some of Ireland’s leading 20th century painters e.g. Jack B. Yeats, Paul Henry, Evie Hone, and Louis Le Brocquy to name but a few. There are year round visiting exhibitions and access is free of charge

French Church *

Founded in 1241, French Church often referred to as The Franciscan Friary is one of the earliest Franciscan foundations in Ireland. The elegant ruin of the stone French Church is announced by a statue of Luke Wadding, the Waterford-born Franciscan friar who persuaded the Pope to negotiate with Charles I on behalf of Irish Catholics. Hugh Purcell gave the church to the Franciscans in 1240, asking them in return to pray for him once a day. The church became a hospital after the dissolution of the monasteries, and was then occupied by French Huguenot refugees between 1693 and 1815. John Roberts is buried here, you can see the nave, chancel and an aisle which remain of the original complex, with a fine example of a triple light east window.. Ask the staff at Reginald’s Tower to let you in.

Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity *

Designed by John Roberts and built in 1793, the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, is Ireland’s oldest Catholic Cathedral. Over the years, the Cathedral has seen many changes; 30 administrators, 21 Bishops of the Diocese and many structural changes. A gift of 10 crystal chandeliers from Waterford Crystal enhanced the decor of the Cathedral.

In 2000, the square near Barronstrand Street, formerly known as Red Square was re-named as John Roberts Square in light of the influence he had over the architecture of the two Cathedrals in Waterford.

Medieval Museum *

This architect designed award winning building, brings to life the story of life in the city during the Medieval era and incorporates the stunning 13 and 15th century undercrofts. Among the world class artefacts on display are the 4m-long Great Charter Roll dating from 1372, King Henrys Hat & the 15th century cloth-of-gold vestments – Ireland’s finest late medieval treasures.

Bishop’s Palace *

Built in 1743 by the renowned Anglo-Indian architect Richard Castle. It is located among a collection of remarkable 18th century buildings in the heart of the Viking Triangle and is immediately opposite the House of Waterford Crystal.

With enchanting stories and remarkable insights of the Georgian period , the re-enactor guides take you through the grand reception rooms, furnished with the best of Irish 18th century furniture, paintings, silverware and glassware including the oldest piece of historic Waterford glass dating from the 1780’s.

House of Waterford Crystal *

This brand new crystal manufacturing facility and retail outlet in the very heart of Waterford Viking Triangle, melts down 750 tonnes of crystal and produces 45,000 pieces each year using traditional manufacturing techniques. The facility offers guided tours of the manufacturing process to all visitors, both international and domestic. The showroom showcases the largest selection of Waterford Crystal on display in the world.

City Hall *

Designed by John Roberts, The Large Room in City Hall, known in the eighteenth century as the Grand Banqueting Room, has welcomed such notable figures as Daniel O’Connell, Thomas Francis Meagher, Isaac Butt, Charles Stewart Parnell and John Redmond.

The central chandelier in the chamber, dating from the mid 1780s, is the largest and oldest piece of Waterford glass extant, and was originally commissioned for the Presence Chamber in Dublin Castle, where it hung until 1836.

Reginald’s Tower *

This remarkable landmark 12th century building, said to be the oldest civic urban structure in Ireland is named in honour of a Viking. Situated at the apex of the Viking Triangle it houses the treasures of Viking Waterford. On display is the full set of weapons from a Viking warrior’s grave, the only set to survive in Ireland. Also included is the famous 12th century gold and silver Waterford Kite Brooch the finest piece of 12th century secular metal work ever found in Ireland. An imaginative AV presentation on the top floor tells the eleven hundred year old story of the tower from 914 to 2014.

Blackfriars *

A mid-thirteenth-century Friary built by the Dominican order, inherited its name from the black habits worn by its Friars. The Dominicans first settled in Waterford in 1226 and the site was requested as a gift by the citizens of Waterford. Blackfriars was dissolved in 1540 by order of King Henry VIII. The friary was subsequently used as a courthouse from 1617 and as a theatre in 1746.The Dominicans were an important asset to the city. They were an intellectual order who organised schools and educated the sons of the merchant class. The remains of the tower and gateway are still visible and the space is occasionally used during Waterford city’s various festivals.

Index Gallery at Central Library *

Located in the foyer of Waterford City Council’s Central Library on Lady Lane, The Index Gallery aims to support the arts and artists in the City by offering a contemporary exhibition space. It hosts regular art exhibitions which reflect the diverse cultural interests of the City, bringing art into the heart of the community. The gallery is equally accessible to amateurs, professionals, community groups and organisations.

Christchurch Cathedral *

Arguably, the finest 18th Century ecclesiastical building in Ireland, designed by John Roberts, the architect of Georgian Waterford, is a strong example of the elegance of the period, taking on board principles of Neo-Classicism and symmetry, alongside fresh and decorative rococo styling. John Roberts also designed Waterford’s Roman Catholic Cathedral.

There has been a Cathedral on this site since 1096. It was on this monumental site of Christ Church in 1170 that Strongbow was married to Aoife, daughter of Diarmait Mac Murchada, King of Leinster. This is, therefore one of the most important historic sites in Ireland and a must see on your visit to Waterford Viking Triangle.

SOMA Contemporary Gallery *

Based in a former sweet factory in Lombard Street, SOMA is Waterford’s foremost contemporary exhibition space. This artist-led contemporary gallery has become known for its high profile art exhibitions as well as for being an unusual and versatile space. Following a three month renovation programme the gallery re-opened with a series of exhibitions exploring societal conventions.

Theatre Royal *

Built in 1783, and re modelled in 1876 this is one of the finest horseshoe shaped Victorian Theatres in Ireland, housing 430 seats on 3 levels. In the 220 years since the establishment of the Georgian playhouse which was subsequently adapted in the late nineteenth century to the Theatre Royal we know today, Waterford has been renowned for its local musical and dramatic traditions. The Theatre Royal, often referred to as “the people’s theatre”, has been the traditional venue for this creative activity down through the generations. It hosts a wide variety of performances throughout the year including music, theatre, dance and comedy.

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Bishop’s Palace TourAll year | Time: See websiteGuided tours of the beautiful Georgian Bishop’s Palace, built in 1743 and home of the oldest piece of Waterford Glass in the world, the Penrose Wine Decanter (1789) and the only surviving ‘Mourning Cross’ commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte’s mother on the Emperor’s death in 1821.Bishop’s Palace | www.waterfordtreasures.com | [email protected] +353 (0)761 102650 | Price: See website

Epic Tour - Public TourMay - September | Time: See websiteThis hugely popular public tour of the Viking Triangle is guaranteed fun for all the family. It’s a theatrical, highly entertaining, whirlwind journey through time. The tour takes in Reginald’s Tower, Greyfriars Medieval Friary, Choristers’ Hall, the Mayor’s Wine Vault, Christ Church Cathedral and the Bishop’s Palace. Medieval Museum | www.waterfordtreasures.com | +353 (0)761 102501 [email protected] | Price: See website

House of Waterford Crystal TourAll year | Time: See website Award winning factory tour. Experience for yourself master craftsmen creating hand-cut Waterford Crystal masterpieces in situ before your very eyes.House of Waterford Crystal | www.waterfordvisitorcentre.com | +353 (0)51 371 000 [email protected] | Price: See website

Medieval Museum TourAll year | Time: See websiteWalk through the rooms of the only medieval museum in Ireland the and the only Medieval Museum in Europe built over two National Monuments, the 13th century Choristers’ Hall and the 15th century Mayor’s Wine Vault. Medieval Museum | www.waterfordtreasures.com | +353 (0)761 102501 [email protected] | Price: See website

Other Voices- ExhibitionAll year | Time: 7 days a weekWaterford Treasures have launched an exhibition Other Voices to commemorate the 1916 Rising, which is housed as a permanent exhibition on the top floor of the beautiful Georgian Bishop’s Palace. Bishop’s Palace | www.waterfordtreasures.com | [email protected] +353 (0)761 102650 | Price: See website

Reginald’s TowerLate March - Mid Dec | Time: Daily 9.30am – 5.30pmReginald’s Tower is a circular defence tower, set in Waterford City’s historic Viking Triangle. It was built at the beginning of the 13rh Century. At various stages in its rich history, Reginald’s Tower has been used as a mint, prison and military store.Reginald’s Tower | www.heritageireland.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)51 304 220 | Price: See website

The Local Newspapers of 1916Jan- Dec | Time: 10:00am – 5:30pmThe pages of The Waterford News will be on display in the Main Foyer of Waterford Central Library throughout the year to commemorate the 1916 Rising. These pages will be turned weekly.Main Foyer | Waterford Central Library | www.waterfordcity.ie/library [email protected] + 353 (0)761 102975 | Free

Waterford Tours of Historic Waterford7 Days (mid Mar- mid Oct) | Time: 11:45am & 1:45pmFor over 25 years, historian and master story teller Jack Burtchaell has delighted audiences with his fascinating one hour walking tour of historic Waterford. A part-time lecturer with Maynooth University, Jack has been the recipient of numerous awards, publications, journals, a regular contributor to local /national radio and to the Waterford Festival of Architecture.Waterford Discover Ireland Centre | www.jackswalkingtours.com | [email protected] +353 (0)51 873711 | Price: See website

Introduction to Abstract PaintingWed 18 May – Wed 22nd June Time: Every Wed 7:00pm – 9.00pmen Hennessy’s hosts a series of workshops focusing on techniques used to produce a classic abstract painting. All levels of ability are welcome. At the end of each workshop a large group work is created.Soma Contemporary Gallery | [email protected] +353 (0)87 196 1923 | Price: €18

The RHA Waterford SelectionWed 18 May – Sat 27th Aug | Time: 10:00am – 5.00pm39 works from the Waterford Municipal Art. All works chosen by Mr Patrick Murphy, Director Royal Hibernian Academy. Greyfriars Municipal Gallery | www.facebook.com/GreyfriarsMunicipalGallery +353 (0)761 102983 | [email protected] | Price: Free

Kids CraftsCommencing Saturday 21st May Time: Check venue This children workshop with with Tanya Lyash will take place for a period of five weeks, classes are aimed at children from 5yrs to 11yrs, 1 hour duration.Soma Contemporary Gallery | [email protected] +353 (0)87 196 1923 | Price: €5

Hard GirlsSat 28th May – Mon 1st Aug | Time: 3:00pm (Opening)An exhibition by Jennifer Mehigan celebrating surfaces and the superficial, the damaged and the disastrous. Fuelled by the aesthetics of “women”-only gyms, makeup tutorials, bodybuilder’s instagram feeds and a general sense of fatigue. Soma Contemporary Gallery | [email protected] +353 (0)87 196 1923 | Price: Free

GymboreeThurs 2nd June | Time: 10:30amA free Gymboree Play and Musical Workshop for Children aged 18 months to 5 years. Booking is essential. Children’s Area | Central Library | www.waterfordcouncil.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)51 849975 | Price: Free

Central Comedy ClubThurs 23rd June – Sat 3rd Sept | Time: 9.00pmFriday night, in association with Summerval, Central Arts its brand-new Comedy Club, styled after the comedy clubs of New York City. Each show brings a fresh rota of comedians, edgy routines and hilarious entertainment.Central Arts | www.centralarts.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)86 454 3246 | Price: €10

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Fumbally Exchange (FEx) is a collaborative co working cluster which offers low-cost, low-risk business space for design focused creative or innovative professionals who may be start ups, sole traders or small businesses. FEx Waterford is located in the heart of The Viking Triangle, its members are passionate about the city and it’s potential.

FEx has a four-point mandate: Urban Regeneration, Community Consolidation, Innovation in Enterprise

and Creative Collaboration and facilitates creative professionals in restructuring or starting a small business. The members in Waterford are involved in a wide range of creative and innovative type enterprises including Architecture, Quantity Surveying, Environmental Services, Food Technology, Branding, Graphic Design, Illustration, Marketing, Social Media and many other creative and innovative professions.

Fumbally ExchangeBrick LaneThe Viking TriangleWaterford City

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TRUEOUTPUT:John Gavin & Colm O’Connor

www.trueoutput.com | twitter.com/trueoutput

TrueOutput: is a creative design consultancy providing brand-identity and communicationdesign backed up with strategic thinking that helps businesses and organisations grow andtransform their brands. We design everything: Logos, Visual Identities, Brand and BusinessStrategies, Websites, Signage, Mobile apps, Catalogues, Brochures, Stationery, Posters,Environments, Internal communications.

FINNEGAN ARCHITECTSTom Finnegan

Tom worked with Waterford City Council on a number of construction projects prior toestablishing Finnegan Architects in 2013. The practice is based in Fumbally ExchangeWaterford, and collaborates with other architects and other professionals,on conservation and building information modelling projects.

www.finneganarchitects.ie | 051 393 717 | 087 281 7021

R OJ O -S T U D I O A R C H I T E C T S ARCHITCTURE, PL ANNING & PROJECT MANAGEMENT

With over 14 years of experience, the merger of Bartosz’s design, technical and management skills together with Agnieszka’s artistic approach result in bespoke and thoughtful architectural designs.

www.rojo-studio.com

MEDIA HELMRobin Whelan & Seamus Frisby

www.mediahelm.ie | [email protected] | +353 (0)87 960 3448

Media Helm holds a strong passion for all aspects of web technologies, specialising ineffective small business websites. All work produced is visually impressive, highlyfunctional, delivered on time & more importantly within budget.

Services include WordPress development, eCommerce websites & online booking systems which allow businesses to stand of from the competition.

We will guide you through the processes involved in creating an effective web strategy & would be more than happy to meet & discuss your requirements.

CHARTERED SURVEYORSFrank Grogan

www.grogansurveyors.com | 087 247 8347

Grogan Surveyors was established to offer advice in the construction process includingestablishing budgets, tender documentation and post contract cost control. FrankGrogan has experience in over 30 full service projects including commercial,residential and community projects. Frank’s work experience includesIreland, the UK, USA and Middle East.

LIAM DOYLE ASSOCIATESLiam Doyle

www.liamdoyleassociates.com | [email protected] | +44 7876562571 | +353 87 6431634

Liam Doyle Associates (LDA) is a food consultancy business run by one of Europe’s leading food safety and technology professionals. We help food businesses and leading retailersgrow profitably and sustainably, to find the best suppliers and to ensure great tastingand safe food products. While based in Waterford, Ireland, we operate extensivelyacross the EU, Asia and South America.

Liam Doyle associatesfood safety, tecnology and hygiene

SHADOW MARKETINGJustin Kearns

Shadow Marketing is an innovative online marketing company focused on helping smallbusinesses develop and apply strategies for reaching new customers online. The companyis owned and run by Fumbally Exchange member Justin Kearns; a professional with abackground in business & technology.

Justin is also the founder of Tucr a shopping app for savvy consumers who never want to miss out when the products they love go on sale – Tucr will be officially lunched at the2015 Web Summit in Dublin.

www.shadowmarketing.ie | [email protected]

BALANCE FITNESSSeamus Doyle

www.balance.ie | 087 786 4013 | FB: balancefitnesswaterford

Balance fitness specialises in Running Groups, fitness classes including Spinning and Yoga, and Personal Training. Balance fitness is run by Seamus Doyle who qualified as a personal trainerin Sydney in 2001, worked there for five years with outdoor fitness company Evolution toWellbeing, then returned to Waterford and set up Balance fitness. The Balance fitnessstudio is at the Ardkeen Community Rooms on the Dunmore road and the Balancefitness office is at Fumbally Exchange Waterford where the behind the scenes worktakes place - this generally means lots of coffee and frequent trips up town toget a cake when there is a Fumbally occasion to celebrate.

APHEXKevin Walsh & Martin Malone

www.aphex.ie | [email protected] | +353 (0)51 572 170

Aphex, an engineering project management/consultancy business was founded in 2012 & is spear headed by both Waterford & Kilkenny men - Kevin Walsh and Martin Malone. Aphex is focused on delivering compliant & innovative software & people solutions to the Pharmaceutical & Medical Device Industry.

The people behind Aphex have extensive experience regarding the Commissioning, Qualification & Validation of systems, processes & equipment for Pharmaceutical & Medical Device clients. Backed by over 40 plus years of cumulative industry experience has allowed us to build strong associations with many clients allowing us to grow our knowledge & services offered.

MICHAEL TOBIN ARCHTECTUREMichael Tobin

Practice Philosophy.

for my clients the solution to their problems has to be design orientated with a unique and bespoke approach reflecting the trust placed in meby my client, .........no problem is too big or too small to be solved bygood architectural design.

www.mta.ie | [email protected] | +353 (0) 87 2195257

Fumbally Exchange is a collaborative co working cluster in the heart of Waterford Viking Triangle.

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JuneBealtaine Dusk Chorus CelebrationWed 1st June | Time: 6:30pmThis night of song, wine and cheese is hosted by the Waterford Europe Direct Information Centre and marks another successful Bealtaine Festival celebrating creativity as we age. The Mayor of Waterford will attend and officially launch the Bealtaine Group Show which will run in Central Library’s Index Gallery until 11 June.Central Library | www.waterfordcouncil.ie [email protected] | +353 (0)51 849975 | Price: Free

Dickie Rock – Live in ConcertFri 3rd June | Time: 8:00pmThe Legendary Showband SuperStar returns by popular demand, with some of his greatest hits, Candy Store, and Come Back and Stay. Why not book Pre-Show Dinner in the Bistro from €22.00pp.The Tower Hotel & Leisure Centre | www.towerhotelwaterford.com [email protected] | +353 (0)51 862 300 | Price: €25

5th Element & DoubleScreenSat 4th June | Time: 7:45pm5th Element and DoubleScreen return to Central Arts in Waterford for a second year running.After the success of their last show the lads intend to up the anti this year.Support comes from a mix of Waterford and Dublin artists Central Arts | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: €7

Art Beat with Katie Laffan Sat 4th June | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm

From funk and modern pop to reggae and ska, post-punk and even a bit of hip-hop. Katie combines her unique voice with drums, guitar, ukulele and keyboards.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

MusicArt Beat with Beef SupremeSat 4th June | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmA 7 piece folk-abilly acoustic rock band with everything from Banjo, Fiddle, Electric Moustache and Melodica, crafting songs around traditional folk values, protest, love and freedom.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with Native OakSat 11th June | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmAn Irish singer songwriter, surfer & explorer with a warming finger picking style currently touring with his debut album ‘Never Too Old’.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with Travis OaksSat 11th June | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm

A four piece band known for their wild, energetic, live performances that compliment their powerful, hook-driven original style of rock n’ roll.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with Beautiful CorruptionSat 18th June | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmA four piece alt-rock band. Their début EP, released in Feb 2015, is described as a fine collection showing varying influences and g rowing talents. Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with Paul Creane & The Changing BandSat 18th June | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmHailing from Ireland, the group employs a unique vision of modern Americana / Folk-Country, coupled with a traditional Irish influence.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Harbouring Oceans / Hawk / In The WillowsSat 18th June | Time: 9:00pm

Drawing heavily from genres outside their rock foundations, the sound of Harbouring Oceans is characterized by close harmony, deep rhythmic grooves and soulful vocals. Support by Hawk and In The Willows with their easy going folk melodies. Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: €10

Brendan ShineFri 24th June | Time: 8:00pmCelebrating The 37th Anniversary of “Do You want Your Oul Lobby Washed Down”! Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €26

Art Beat with Carraig O’Mathuna Sat 25th June | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm

Original flamenco guitarist with a passion for his Spanish guitar. Also Performs as Sly Green Sky.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with Quango DelicaSat 25th June | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmMore a cult than a band, Quango Delica are an ever shifting huge (12 piece) Funk collective. Including multiple horns and vocals.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Tabula RasaSat 25th June | Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pmThis 4 piece band plays what people want to hear! Entertainment for pubs, weddings, and parties.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

The Indie DiscoSat 25th June | Time: 10:00pmThe ever nostalgic Indie Disco comes back to Central Arts with Yachtrock’s Shaun Whelan and WLR The Green Screen’s, Zoe Staunton. They’ll bring you the best indie anthems you’ll remember from the past few decades.Central Arts | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: €10

Open Mic 18Mon 27th June | Time: 8:00pm

Each month brings a variety of acts where creativity and talent go hand in hand. Are you an actor, magician, singer, musician, dancer, poet, comedian, writer, artist or rapper? Is it time the world witnessed your own unique talent? We want to hear from you! Entry on the night is just €2 for both audience and performers.Central Arts | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: €2

JulySeptember GirlsFri 1st July | Time: 8:00pm – 12:00amThis five piece noise pop band from Dublin, Ireland will be playing in the Soma Contemporary. Soma Contemporary Gallery [email protected] | +353 (0)87 196 1923 Price: €10

Art Beat with AikJSat 2nd July | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmYoung Irish urban artist from Dublin with a mission and dream to be the master of his art. Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with Shaun Whelan - Fade to GreySat 2nd July | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmBack with more music than you can handle. Expect some New Order, Human League, The Cure, O.M.D, Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, and many more 80’s classics.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

In The WillowsSat 2nd July | Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm Formed in 2011 this Waterford band has grown into a six- piece folk band.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Finbar Furey – Live in ConcertFriday 8th July | Time: 8:00pm

We are delighted to welcome back Irelands, best loved Singer/Song-writer FinbarFurey, with his intimate showcase of his best loved songs. Why not book Pre-Show Dinner in the Bistro from €22.00pp.The Tower Hotel & Leisure Centre | www.towerhotelwaterford.com [email protected] | +353 (0)51 862 300 | Price: €25

Art Beat with DamolaSat 9th July | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmRapper, writer, record producer & member of the BackShed inc music collective. Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with LandloversSat 9th July | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmWith 2 full length experimental albums; 1 EP & 1 split LP with Limerick Windings under their wings, this band is taking audiences by storm!Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Liam Merriman and Eoin MeagherSat 9th July | Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pmBoth musicians have a wealth of experience between them as recording and performing artists across Ireland, Europe, America and beyond.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

SpotlightSat 9th July | Time: 9:00pm

Central Arts have teamed up with BPM Junction to bring you a showcase of new emerging Irish and International electronic music producers. Set in the heart of the Viking Triangle is Waterford’s coolest music venue, Central Arts is playing a major role in the new electronic music scene. This is the third of a series of new events filled with music covering all types of electronic music.Central Arts | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: €2

Art Beat with Jasper RuaSat 16th July | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmJasper Rua is a Solo instrumentalist from Ireland. He uses various techniques on his six stringed colour bloomed guitar. Jasper Rua’s influence for music derives from the purity of the acoustic guitar and the masters of the finger-picking world.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with Exploding EyesSat 16th July | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmThis garage psych rock trio draw influence from such heavyweights as Mountain, Blue Cheer and Andromeda. Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Kelly and the CosmonautsSat 16th July | Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm A Waterford 4-piece band playing a wide variety of 50’s/60’s cover songs. Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

The High KingsSun 17th July | Time: 8:00pm

Multi-platinum artists, The High Kings now signed to Sony International. Ireland’s folk band comprising Brian Dunphy, Finbarr Clancy, Martin Furey and Darren Holden. Internationally acclaimed singers of Irish folk songs. Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €25/€23 conc.

The Bootleg Beach BoysWed 20th July | Time: 8:00pmThe Bootleg Beach Boys perform selections of classic hits & cult favourites, from California’s most famous band. Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €21/€19 conc.

Art Beat with Fiach Moriarty Sat 23rd July | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pmDubliner Fiach Moriarty released his debut record ‘So i’ in 2010 to critical acclaim landing support slots with Ray Davies of The Kinks, Eddi Reader and Glen Hansard.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Beef SupremeSat 23rd July | Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pmA 7 piece folkabilly acoustic rock band with everything from Banjo to Fiddle to Electric Moustache to Melodica.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Open Mic 19Mon 25th July | Time: 8:00pmEach month brings a variety of acts where creativity and talent go hand in hand. Are you an actor, magician, singer, musician, dancer, poet, comedian, writer, artist or rapper? Is it time the world witnessed your own unique talent? We want to hear from you! Entry on the night is just €2 for both audience and performers.Central Arts | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: €2

Keith DonaldSat 30th July | Time: 8:00pmKeith Donald is a renowned saxophone and clarinet player who has played with some of the biggest names in Irish music, including Van Morrison, Ronnie Drew, Moving Hearts and Christy Moore.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €30

Fade To GreySun 31st July | Time: 8:00pmFade To Grey is back with Shaun Whelan playing music from his ever growing collection of tunes. Some music to expect to hear include New Order, Human League, The Cure, O.M.D, Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, Prefab Sprout, Yazoo, Heaven 17 and many more 80’s classics!Central Arts | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: €10

AugustThe Butterfly BandFri 5th Aug | Time: 8:00pmThe Butterfly Band return to Waterford for one night only, to celebrate the life of their brother and fellow musician, the late Mark Keating. Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €20

Art Beat with Southern EmperorSat 6th Aug | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm A young Irish band playing original alternative rock music.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with HatchlingsSat 6th Aug | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm This band draw from jazz, folk, R’n’B, rock & classical influences.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Fallen LightsSat 6th Aug | Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm 4-piece Indie/Pop outfit made up of music graduates & final year music students.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with Carraig O’MathunaSat 13th Aug | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm Original flamenco guitarist with a passion for his Spanish guitar.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free


Viking Country MusicEvery Sun | Time: 8:00pm til lateLive music on The Bulmers Summerval stage in Baileys New Street.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with various artists Every Saturday | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm

Various artists from rock to soul to country take to the outdoor stage under the historic shadow of the magnificent French Church in Baileys New Street. Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Recurring Music Events

Art Beat with Liam Merriman & Eoin MeagherSat 13th Aug | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm Irish contemporary and traditional folk music 2 piece from Waterford.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Nathan CarterThurs 18th Aug | Time: 8:00pmNathan will be treating fans to plenty of new material from his recent album, his very first visit to one of Ireland’s most magnificent Theatres!Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €35

Art Beat with Southern EmperorSat 20th Aug | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm Southern Emperor is a young Irish band playing original alternative rock music.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with The Dead HeavysSat 20th Aug | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm Highlights of an impressive track record gigging have included a capacity show at The Village; a storming Saturday night set at Electric Picnic 2014 and their international debut at Croatia’s INmusic Festival alongside Arctic Monkeys & Basement Jaxx.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Music Continued Planning Your Next Trip

Live Music on StageEvery Sat | Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pmVarious artists perform on this outdoor stage in Baileys New Street.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 | [email protected] | Price: Free

Live Music @ The Reg 7 Days a Week | Times: 9:00pm

The Reg provide Live Irish music 7 nights a week. Monday we are joined by POB & Friends for an Irish Trad session. Tuesday we have Tom Comerford with Irish Folk & Ballads. Wednesday Monkey Harris with Irish Folk Rock. Thursday Tom Comerford is back. Every Friday & Saturday we have the biggest acts in The South East Live in NocNoc with DJ Shay Searson from 10pm ‘till. Sunday Sessions in The Reg from 10pm. The Reg Waterford | www.thereg.ie | [email protected] + 353 (0) 51 583000 | Price: Free

Jordan’s RigoutEvery Tues | Time: 10:00pmA night of live unplugged music with a collection of local musicians.Jordan’s American Bar | [email protected] +353 (0) 51 875 024 | Price: Free

Traditional Irish SessionsEvery Wed | Times: 10:00pm til lateA live showcase of traditional Irish music with local musicians.Katty Barry’s Pub | +353 (0) 51 855 095 | Price: Free

Live Music Every Mon, Wed, Fri & Sat | Time: 10:00pmEnjoy live music in the river front bar at The Tower Hotel & Leisure Centre.The Adelphi Riverside Bar at The Tower Hotel | [email protected] www.towerhotelwaterford.com | +353 (0) 51 862300 Price: Free

Ryan SheridanSat 20th Aug | Time: 8:00pm Ryan Sheridan leapt from the street to centre stage headline act in less than a thousand days. A born entertainer, this passionate singer with a gift for storytelling is a commanding stage presence with his acoustic-driven, anthemic, twenty-first century rock ‘n’ roll.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €21

Lloyd ColeTues 23rd Aug | Time: 8:00pm Singer Lloyd Cole will return to his 80s roots as he plays his greatest hits in Waterford this summer. The singer songwriter was the front man of Lloyd Cole and the Commotions in the 80s and after the band split in 1989, Cole went on to have a successful solo career.Theatre Royal | www.theatreroyal.ie | [email protected] +353 (0)51 874 402 | Price: €21

Art Beat with Central HallSat 27th Aug | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm This 4 piece rock / alternative band with influences from Foals & Red Hot Chilli Peppers.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Art Beat with World Bass CultureSat 27th Aug | Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm An umbrella name for a collective of MC’s, DJ’s, music producers and artists including ManG, Spetz, Radikal Guru, Kukura, Rastinny, Harry J, Rungus, Elmer, VJ Present, Revelation.Baileys New Street | www.centralarts.ie | +353 (0)86 454 3246 [email protected] | Price: Free

Harvest Food Festival

Waterford’s Harvest Festival returns this year from September 9th-11th. With three full days of foodie fun, we have something to tickle everybody’s taste buds! Harvest will celebrate Waterford’s rich and diverse food heritage, from farm to fork! Come join us for workshops, entertainment, demos, farming, foraging and best of all, food!

Visit www.waterfordharvestfestival.ie for full Event Guide

Waterford Jazz Weekender 2016

Waterford Jazz Weekender 2016, sees a series of excellent jazz events held free of charge over three days across four great venues in the heart of Waterford’s historic Viking Triangle. Experience an eclectic mix of Jazz styles from Dixieland to Bebop and beyond, performed by Waterford musicians along with special visiting guest artists. Past highlights of the festival include local big band Opus Pocus featuring vocalist Richie Hayes, The Dublin City Jazz Orchestra, Len Macarthy, Harry Connoly, and Irish jazz legend, Louis Stewart.


The Well Festival of Arts & Wellbeing

Brought to you by the Waterford Healing Arts Trust, Waterford City and County Library Service and Garter Lane Arts Centre, the Well Festival celebrates the role of the arts in promoting personal and community wellbeing through a programme of events across all art forms and in a range of venues throughout the county.

Mon 3rd – Mon 10th Oct 2016 | www.facebook.com/wellfestivalartswellbeing

Winterval

Discover the Wonder of Winterval, Ireland’s largest Christmas Festival, taking place in the heart of Waterford, Ireland’s oldest city from the Nov 25 to Dec 23.Winterval has an action packed programme of fun festive happenings across an enchanting trail offering many new and exciting attractions to this year’s festival line up.

For further information see www.winterval.ie

Waterford’s Culture Night

Culture Night is an annual all-island public event that celebrates culture, creativity and the arts. This year, it will take place on Friday 16th September. Culture Night comprises of hundreds of events across Ireland and overseas. From Ireland’s cities to country towns.

If you are part of an arts and cultural organisations or run a venue of any shape or size get in contact with Waterford City and County Council’s Arts Office Conor Nolan [email protected] to find out how to get involved!


Imagine Arts Festival

A unique, volunteer – led celebration of the arts that will take place from 20th – 30th of October 2016. The festival programme includes the best of local arts mixed with top national and international work that will animate the city with engaging, fun and authentic arts experiences for all ages and interests.

Further information www.imagineartsfestival.com

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Fumbally Exchange

Kite Design Studios

Waterford Discover Ireland Centre

House of Waterford Crystal

Soma Contemporary Art Gallery

Index Gallery

Medieval Museum

Central Arts

Willow & Wild

Jordan’s American Bar

The Munster Bar

Bishops Palace The Mall, The Viking Triangle, Waterford City, X91 E279 www.waterfordtreasures.com | [email protected] +353 0) 761 10 2650

Central ArtsCentral Hall, 123A Parade Quay, The Viking Triangle, Waterford www.centralarts.ie [email protected] +353 (0) 86 454 3246

Central Library - Index GalleryCentral Library, Lady Lane, Waterford, X91 V045 www.waterfordcity.ie/library | [email protected] +353 (0) 51 849 975

Christ Church CathedralCathedral Square, The Viking Triangle, Waterford www.ChristChurchwaterford.com | +353 (0)51 858 958

City HallThe Mall, Waterford, X91PK15 www.waterford-music.org | [email protected] +353 (0) 51 874 912

Fumbally Exchange120 Parade Quay, Waterford, X91WY9X www.fumballyexchange.com | [email protected]

Greyfriar’s Municipal Art GalleryGreyfriar’s Street, The Viking Triangle, Waterford City, X91 CF95 www.waterfordarts.com | [email protected] +353 (0) 51 849983

House of Waterford Crystal The Mall, The Viking Triangle ,Waterford City www.waterfordvisitorcentre.com [email protected] | +353 (0) 51 317 000

Jordan’s American Bar123 Parade Quay, The Viking Triangle | +353 (0) 51 875 024

Katty Barry’s Pub 2 Mall Lane, The Viking Triangle | +353 (0) 51 855 095

Kite Design Studios11 Henrietta Street, The Viking Triangle. | +353 (0) 51 858 914

Medieval MuseumThe Medieval Museum, Cathedral Square, The Viking Triangle, Waterford X91 K10E | [email protected] +353 (0) 761 10 2501

The Munster BarThe Mall, The Viking Triangle | www.themunsterbar.com +353 (0)51 874 656

Reginald’s TowerThe Quay, The Viking Triangle, Waterford City www.heritageireland.ie | [email protected] +353 (0) 51 304 220

Soma Contemporary Art Gallery6 Lombard Street | www.somagallery.ie | Tel. 051 309 977.

Theatre Royal WaterfordThe Mall, The Viking Triangle, Waterford www.theatreroyal.ie | boxoffice theatreroyal.ie +353 (0) 51 874 402

The RegThe Reg Bar, 2, The Mall, Waterford www.thereg.ie [email protected] | +353 (0) 51 583 000

The Tower Hotel & Leisure Centre The Tower Hotel & Leisure Centre, The Mall, Waterford, X91 VXE0 [email protected] | +353 (0) 51 862 300

Waterford Discover Ireland Centre120, Parade Quay, The Viking Triangle, Waterford City www.jackswalkingtours.com | [email protected] +353 (0) 51 875 823

Willow & Wild15 Bailey’s New Street | www. bonziedesigns.com E: [email protected]

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