There’s a funky feel to the concert with melodies that allow room for improvisation that travels and unravels in loops

Fine actors, imaginative directors and a drive to make a mark in Waterford marks Turnaround Theatre’s arrival on the theatre scene

Two of Waterford's finest actors will star in A Streetcar Named Desire

The series begins on Thursday, December 5, with Frances Black, one of Ireland’s best-loved singers

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Seats dedicated to the late Denny Corcoran and Bryan Flynn were unveiled at the event

The 28th winner of the Molly Keane Creative Writing Award, run by Waterford City and County Council’s Arts Office, was announced on Culture Night

If former Taoiseach Enda Kenny can describe Ireland "as the best little country to do business in" then the Omega Three can surely describe themselves as the best little orchestra to sing the blues

A first-class concert from the Symphony Club of Waterford

We are reaching out to Waterford's fantastic poets and creative writers to submit their work for Festive Star 2025's dedicated Waterford Creative Writing section

Anna Jansson (21) has been given the Milton Violin for use during her tenure.

A Mozart Clarinet Quintet is as rare a bird as some of Mount Congreve’s flighty residents and the audience warmed to the elegance and depth of the composition

Pat Kinevane’s acting is wonderful and a packed Theatre Royal stood in appreciation at the end

A top-class concert from Knesniia and Yevlaliia Yershova, two young sisters from the Ukraine, who have made their home here with us

Ballybrickener Dr Greg Scanlon has a world premiere here tonight with his colourful composition ‘Among Trees’ that finds its inspiration from the Congreve gardens outside

The grants have been delivered through the Arts Council’s National Lottery Project Funding.

Best of luck to John, who will be competing against the top carvers in the world!

The Taoiseach listed projects and initiatives to connect both sides of the border during the annual Seamus Share Home Place lecture.

The packed attendance at SETU Arena is on its way under the baton of Anthony Gabrielle, a conductor who specialises in bringing movie classic scores to orchestras

Despite the bias of adoring parents and grandparents – and why not? – this is a first-class evening of musical entertainment

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Tickets for all performances and events are now available at www.waterfordchambermusic.com

Live events dominate consumer expenditure, generating €786 million annually.

Quality singers and actors, along with the shakers and movers of the younger academy, perform a colourful and fun show for all the families that are crowding into the Theatre Royal

Mahela Reichstatt, Cathedral Organist at St Peter’s Cathedral in Schleswig since 2021, comes with a CV to die for

The Spotlight On Theatre And Dance From Northern Ireland initiative will be held on August 19th

Far Flung Trio gave us an eclectic Sunday afternoon concert that rounds off the Waterford International Organ Festival for 2025

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Norma Sheahan is today's poster girl for divorce... because there’s nothing left to fight over!

James Power’s Stagemad theatre company celebrates 20 years of dramatic productions in Waterford, Tramore and surrounding areas

Comeraghs Wild returns from July 10 to 13 with a rich line-up of events

Waterford is set to become Ireland’s cultural and creative heartbeat, with an extraordinary line-up of summer festivals

Ridicule is Pat Shortt's stock and trade... He selects people at random in the audience, imagines them as his best friends and indulges in the most bizarre of situation comedies

'You just couldn’t buy the love that’s wrapped around this production tonight'

The Mersey Beatles have been rocking sold-out shows around the globe since 1999

Edel Quinlan has done well in growing her ballet school and in nurturing the talent and the love of dance that is everywhere tonight

Well done SETU Music School on its huge contribution to the arts in the Déise

The success of the drama lies in the range and appeal of all the minor characters

The whole show feels like a somewhat updated Les Mis where the poor protest having suffered enough

Public performances matter. They build character, strengthen resolve and nothing improves like a public performance where there’s no going back

The occasion was the fortieth anniversary of the first production of “The Gods are angry, Miss Kerr” and some original cast members, along with family members of those who have passed away, were in attendance

A three-day conference at the Seamus Heaney Centre at Queen’s University Belfast will bring together experts on the poet.

The Waterford man is nationally and internationally regarded with a body of work that is truly remarkable