Ballyfermot / Cherry Orchard Arts Festival

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Various Locations, Sunday 7th July - Sunday 14th July

Dublin City Council is delighted to announce that the Ballyfermot Cherry Orchard Arts Festival 2024 will take place from July 7th-14th.

The 2024 Committee have come together to create an amazing programme of events for the Festival.

It will be 8 days of art, culture and fun-filled activities, with each day serving up the best of what the community of Ballyfermot and Cherry Orchard has to offer.

Come and take part in some of the 40+ activities and events over the festival from family fun days, music performances, art attack, circus activities, open mic night, film screenings, opera in the park and lots more. There is something for everyone to enjoy, so see you there!


Date:
Sunday 7th July - Sunday 14th July
Time:
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