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Streets of Sligo, Knocklane Traditional Music Festival and more - the top ten things to do in Sligo this week: June 18-24
Streets of Sligo, Knocklane Traditional Music Festival and more - the top ten things to do in Sligo this week: June 18-24

Irish Independent

time17-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Irish Independent

Streets of Sligo, Knocklane Traditional Music Festival and more - the top ten things to do in Sligo this week: June 18-24

We've compiled a list of the best events taking place in Sligo this week. Knocklane Traditional Festival The annual Knocklane Traditional Music Festival takes place in Maugherow this weekend from Friday June 20 until Sunday, June 22. There will be music sessions, workshops, talks, a celebratory concert to mark 10 years of Benbulben Comhaltas Branch, and lots lots more. Tickets for workshops are available via eventbrite. More details on the event Facebook page. Al Porter Get ready for an unforgettable night of comedy at Lillie's Laughs, where the laughter is guaranteed to flow as smoothly as the cocktails. This Friday, June 20, it's the turn of the and only Al Porter, making his debut at Lillie's Laughs for the very first time. Al Porter is known for his quick wit, charismatic stage presence, and razor-sharp humour. Tickets via eventbrite. Songwriters in the Round Gráinne Hunt, Eve Belle, and Emma Langford share their songs and stories at a special event at Murphy's Live, Murphy's Hotel in Tubbercurry on Monday, June 23. This promises to be a great night of music in a cosy, intimate venue. Tickets are available via eventbrite. Michael Rooney and June McCormack The much-loved Lunchtime at the Well series continues this June with a very special performance from celebrated traditional music duo Michael Rooney and June McCormack, known together as Draíocht at Hawk's Well Theatre on Wednesday, June 18 at 1.10pm. While the event remains 'pay what you can', advance booking is essential to guarantee a seat due to its overwhelming success. The Highstool Prophets The Highstool Prophets bring their concert series to the Radisson Blu, Sligo this Thursday, June 19. These shows have seated/standing optional and are proving to be a great success throughout the country. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets via eventbrite. iDance Get ready for a spectacular showcase at Hawk's Well Theatre on Sunday, June 22 and Monday, June 23. Talent shines as dancers aged 3 to 18 from iDance take the stage. They'll mesmerize you with a vibrant mix of styles including Commercial, Acro Dance, Musical Theatre, Jazz, lyrical and Hip Hop. Tickets from Hawk's Well box office. Sue Paling Memorial walk/ride On Saturday, June 21, Sathya Sai Sanctuary Trust for Nature will be holding a memorial walk and ride in honour of the group's founder Sue and to raise funds for her beloved animals. Meet at Coney Island drive at 12:45pm and at 1pm start your walk/ride to Coney Island. Participants are encouraged to bring dogs and horses, as long as they are friendly with others. Bríd Harper and Ryan Molloy Bríd Harper and Ryan Molloy come to the Coleman Music Centre on Saturday, June 21. Bríd Harper and Ryan Molloy are renowned Irish musicians who have collaborated on numerous projects, including concerts and recordings. Tickets available from the Coleman Music Centre box office. Streets of Sligo The Streets of Sligo 5k returns for the first time since 2019, taking place this Saturday, June 21. Race will start and end in Queen Maeve Square. You'll be racing around some of Sligo town's top spots including Sligo Gaol, Sligo Abbey and down the main throughfare of O'Connell Street. Full details on Ballinacarrow NS 7k run and walk A 7km run and walk takes place at Ballinacarrow National School on Thursday, June 19 from 6.30pm. The event starts at the school gates. Kids go free.

The top ten things to do in Sligo this week, May 21-27: Big band dancing, Africa Day, afternoon tea and more
The top ten things to do in Sligo this week, May 21-27: Big band dancing, Africa Day, afternoon tea and more

Irish Independent

time20-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Irish Independent

The top ten things to do in Sligo this week, May 21-27: Big band dancing, Africa Day, afternoon tea and more

BIG BAND DANCE It's one year since the beginning of the monthly dances in The Sligo Park Hotel, and to celebrate, Crossan Entertainment presents a special event on Sunday, May 25. Music by Mary Rose and Enda, followed by country star David James. Admission is €20, and doors open at 8pm with dancing from 9pm until midnight. Pay on the door. Reduced room rates are available. LILLIE'S LIVE LOUNGE Lillies Live Lounge Presents: Chief Keegan this Thursday, May 22 at Lillie's. Get ready for a night of electrifying grooves, deep funk, and powerhouse jams as Chief Keegan takes the stage at Lillies Live Lounge this month. Tickets via eventbrite. NÉILLIDH MULLIGAN & CAOIMHE NÍ MHAOLAGÁIN The Lunchtime at the Well series continues with a special performance by Néillidh Mulligan and Caoimhe Ní Mhaolagáin, a talented duo hailing from Sligo. They will take the stage at the Hawk's Well Theatre on Wednesday, 21st May at 1:10 pm. The event remains 'pay what you can', advance booking is now essential to guarantee a seat. CHORAL LANDSCAPES Join the Sligo Orpheus Choir for a captivating evening of choral music at Calry Parish Church on Saturday, May 24. An evening of choral music celebrating timeless melodies and rich traditions — from Renaissance polyphony to contemporary works and folk songs from Ireland, Europe and beyond, this event promises to be a feast for the ears. Tickets via eventbrite. MUSIC GENERATION CONCERT Join Music Generation Sligo for a spectacular array of performances from young Sligo musicians at Hawk's Well Theatre on Monday, May 26. Performances from Sligo Youth Voices, Sligo Voice Collective, Teen & Junior bands, harp ensemble and many more. TEMPLE ECSTATIC DANCE & CACAO TEMPLE is an Ecstatic dance event taking place at The Den, Rosses Point on Saturday, May 24. Join what is a coming together of hearts, bodies and souls to celebrate a love of dance, music, cacao & global community. Welcome Polarny, a well loved and respected Sound Traveler, award-winning DJ and producer based in Brazil. Tickets via eventbrite. AFRICA DAY The Model hosts Africa Day on Sunday, 25th May from 2 – 6pm, with this year's theme, 'Voices of Home: A Celebration of African Culture and Community'. This free, family-friendly event invites the public to experience the richness and diversity of African heritage through art, music, and storytelling. TRASNA Trevor Sexton and Ger O'Donnell - Trasna - play a live gig at Murphy's, Tubbercurry on Monday, May 26. Tickets are €25 and are available from the hotel. Sure to be a brilliant gig. AFTERNOON TEA Enjoy a great day out with afternoon tea, bingo, live music, guest speakers, prize for best dressed pink lady and lots more at The Showgrounds on Saturday, May 24 - all for a good cause. Funds raised go to the Irish Cancer Society. The event takes place at 2pm. HOTHOUSE Hawk's Well Theatre is proud to host the critically acclaimed production HOTHOUSE by Malaprop Theatre on Saturday, 24th May. Following a successful Off-Broadway debut and a triumphant run at the Dublin Fringe Festival 2023, where it garnered awards for Best Production and Best Design Ensemble, HOTHOUSE embarks on its first Irish tour, captivating audiences nationwide.

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