Colombian Day

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The National Stadium, Saturday 19th July

Experience Colombian Day in the National Stadium to celebrate Colombian music, dance, arts, food, fun & festivities! ¡Que viva Colombia!

Colombian Day ​2025 is on Saturday 19th July from 3pm at the National Stadium, Dublin 8. Join the Colombian community and friends to celebrate the Colombian Independence Day and experience Colombian music, dance, culture, food, festivities and fun!

This will be the 3rd annual edition of the festival and this year we have a much bigger and more suitable venue with a fantastic stage, sound system, lights and very big dancefloor.


Date:
Saturday 19th July
Time:
3.00pm
Price:
€5 - €15
Address:
The National Stadium, South Circular Road, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of The National Stadium, South Circular Road, Dublin, Ireland

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