Contemporary dance isn’t easy to talk about because it avoids generalisations while masking specifics. Much of the work is a journey towards the self

The public are invited to view Bob's exhibition, a comprehensive showcase of his work for the last number of years

Real, hard history can reach out of the page and stick its uncompromising thumb in your eye

Nothing is taboo here and the one-liners come like bullets from an AK 47. And that’s his skill. Porter, like all true comics, is a born storyteller

Today’s subject, Taoiseach John Bruton from 1994-97, was Fine Gael royalty

Trav’lin Light exhibition, October 2 to 14, Waterford Gallery of Art An exhibition of paintings from over five decades of work by the prolific Irish painter, Michael Cullen (1946-2020).  Cullen was born in Kilcoole, County Wicklow.

The indignity of an ageing body is a constant reminder of our mortality, of what’s lost and what’s in transit

Photos are also contained in the current print edition of the Waterford News & Star

A grandnephew of one of the 1916 Rising leaders says a near-fatal swimming pool accident changed the course of his life.

The Déise is set to transform, offering visitors a chance to wander through haunted history, confront forgotten spirits, and uncover the darker side of Waterford’s rich past

It’s Culture Night and Tramore Writers Group, a motley group of civil servants, librarians, teachers, fishermen, daughters and grandsons, have all got something to say that needs to be heard

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

Upcoming events across the Déise

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