Ballyfermot & Arts Festival 2021

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Online, Monday 18th January - Sunday 31st January

The 2021 Ballyfermot Festival will be taking place between the 18th and 31st of January.

The event is free and will include music performances, drama, film, poetry, a book launch, and historic talks all held virtually and physical aspects including an outdoor photography and visual arts exhibition and poetry and film making competitions for all ages.


Date:
Monday 18th January - Sunday 31st January
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free

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