What's On in Waterford: Live music, art exhibitions and more
Lots of new work from John Cullinan will be on display in Birdie’s Café/Gallery, Fenor.
The exhibition opens on Sunday August 17, at 11am, and runs officially from August 19, to mid-September.
John considers himself as much a colourist as a realist. Working in both charcoal and oils, his bold brush strokes aim to create ridges to catch the light while simultaneously capturing the gesture, be it a landscape or nude.
Gallery opens from 10am to 4pm from Thursday to Sunday inclusive.
Waterford Youth Arts in association with Garter Lane Arts Centre present 'Stories Sketched in Glass' by Veronica Coburn.
A young girl sits in a cathedral. Back at her house a sun-drenched summer sesh rages on.
In another part of the city a figure in a bay window stands and watches the interplay of Robins and Starlings on the lawn. And over in Ferrybank a young man stands at his bedroom window watching a trawler make its lazy way up the river.
Tickets available at garterlane.ie
After a hugely successful year for George and The Sons which saw them release their first studio album and fill some of the biggest auditoriums all over the country, they are delighted to announce that they will be back for a nationwide tour in 2025.
Described as the perfect blend of Trad, Folk and Rock N Roll George and his 7-piece band of Sons promise a night not to be missed filled with new songs from their album and revamped old classics suitable for all generations.
Tickets available at theatreroyal.ie
A night of deep grooves, soulful rhythms, and electronic jazz mastery with the legendary Atjazz, celebrating 30 incredible years in music.
First setting sail on his mammoth music journey in 1995, Martin 'Atjazz' Iveson, known for his constant delivery of solid, well rafted houses music and more, continues his musical journey.
He has become an experimental, inspirationally prolific and hugely respected mainstay of the UK independent music scene.
Ticktes available at banklane.ie
