The Online Cauldron of Smithfield

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Online, Saturday 31st October

Since its beginnings in 2014 The Cauldron of Smithfield Festival has been gradually changing behaviours around the celebration of Halloween within the greater Smithfield and Stoneybatter areas through positive social engagement, creativity and most of all… FUN!!
Each year, Youth Groups, Community Organisations, Businesses, Schools and Residents come together with Dublin City Council and Garda, to offer their contributions and support to ensure the continued success of this annual large-scale series of events, a genuine alternative to bonfires, fireworks and the general anti-social behaviour which can be associated with that time of year.

THE ONLINE CAULDRON OF SMITHFIELD 2020

STAY HOME AND STAY SAFE this Halloween night and enjoy tricks and treats for all ages as we bring you THE ONLINE CAULDRON OF SMITHFIELD!

Join us from 5:30pm on Halloween Night as we will be casting a witchy spell and sending our ghastly ghouls, dancing demons, singing sirens and a whole throng of terrifying talent from the halls of Smock Alley straight into your home!
Not only that, but we take a look behind the scenes at some of our creative workshops that young people have been taking part in over the past few weeks and showing the best of your fangtastic photo and video submissions.

the line up includes:

JYellowL, The Liberties Majorettes, Hip-Hop artist ‘Paulie’, performers from atomic stage school, local performers from SWICN, PJ and Friends Puppet Show, The Breadline Theatre Collective, Sophie Doyle Ryder and much more………………..


Date:
Saturday 31st October
Time:
5.30pm
Price:
Free

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