Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh
One of Ireland’s most celebrated singers, RTÉ Radio 1 Folk Singer of the Year 2022, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh brings together a star studded line-up including Dónal O’Connor on fiddle & keyboards, Michael Rooney on harp, renowned Belfast Cellist Neil Martin, Dublin uilleann piper Mick O’Brien and Becky Ní Éallaithe.
Current Chemistry Investigators
Explore interactive stations, where each activity takes just 15 minutes! Under the supervision of parents, kids will dive into the world of science, discovering how to make a battery and experiment with ways to make an LED shine brighter.
Boyle Singers Night with Rosie Stewart
Boyle Traditional Singers Circle are delighted to welcome Rosie Stewart from Belcoo, Co. Fermanagh as their special guest at this year’s event for Boyle Arts Festival.
BOYLE TRADITIONAL SINGERS CIRCLE WITH GUEST DAVID LARKIN
Guest, David Larkin is well known at singing sessions throughout the West of Ireland and further afield. He delivers his songs with great feeling and has a keen affiliation with songs by Percy French.
Ruairi Morgan
Ruairi Morgan is a young, gifted Leitrim-based musician with a fantastic voice & great stage presence.
Sligo Concert Band
Come along and enjoy free music by the Sligo Concert Band.
HIDDEN AQUATIC TREASURES OF THE BOYLE AREA’S RIVERS AND LOUGHS
Dr Ken Whelan will give an illustrated talk on the freshwater habitats of the Boyle area.
Recital – Junior Pianists
Anita Han, Ryan Keogh and Peter Ryan are exceptionally talented young pianists from the prestigious TU Dublin Conservatoire. Their skill, passion, and youthful energy promise an unforgettable lunchtime concert that will enchant music lovers and casual listeners alike.
Boyle Arts Family Day
Join us for a day of excitement and entertainment at The Pleasure Grounds, where families can come together to enjoy a variety of engaging activities as part of the Boyle Arts Festival.
The Regulars
Playing a fast and intricate style of rock, they have been compared to older Irish rock artists such as The Undertones and Stiff Little Fingers, as well as rock icons such as The Strokes and The Smiths.
Panel Discussion – ‘Where are Gaelic Games heading in a Changing Society?’
This panel event is tailor-made for fans, players, and anyone interested in the cultural significance and future of Ireland’s traditional sports.
Brothers of Charity with Sparkcatchers, ‘Odras & the River Boyle’
‘Odras and the River Boyle’ is a re-telling of the mythical origins of the river told through Mime, Movement and Puppets.
FESTIVAL OPENING PARADE
Come and be part of our vibrant celebration of creativity and community and make this festival the most memorable one yet!
Claire Roche – Harp and Song
Join Claire Roche is the relaxing surroundings of Adrcarne Café for a beautiful selection of harp and songs.
Ensemble 32
Ensemble 32 is a distinctive musical group known for its eclectic mix of genres, ranging from South American melodies and French gypsy tunes, to their unique take on Irish rock and folk music.
Eimear Reynolds, Soprano
Emear Reynolds has travelled extensively throughout the USA performing to Irish American audiences and had the privilege of performing in Carnegie Hall in 2018 alongside The New York Tenors and The Irish Tenors.
Parklife – 3 Short Dramas
Parklife’, written and directed by Julie Sharkey is an exciting new promenade piece of theatre through Boyle’s beautiful Pleasure Grounds. ‘Parklife’ is performed in the open-air.
Parklife – 3 Short Dramas
Parklife’, written and directed by Julie Sharkey is an exciting new promenade piece of theatre through Boyle’s beautiful Pleasure Grounds. ‘Parklife’ is performed in the open-air.
Recital – Duo Sola, Flute & Guitar
Together, Jamie and Valentine create Duo Sola, exploring the popular repertoire for flute and guitar as well as transcription and new music. Their performance is a celebration of music, bringing together their diverse backgrounds and shared love for creating a memorable musical experience.
Victoria Massey Tassinari, Mezzo-Soprano, with Pádhraic Ó Cuinneagáin, Piano
As one of Ireland’s leading mezzo-sopranos, Victoria Massey Tassinari commands an eclectic vocal repertoire spanning the genres of opera, oratorio and Lieder.
