Rose Festival

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St Anne's Park, Saturday 18th July - Sunday 19th July

Celebrate one of Dublin’s most cherished summer traditions at the Rose Festival in St Anne’s Park, Raheny. Taking place across the weekend of Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th July 2026, the historic 270-acre park will come alive as the renowned Rose Garden hits its peak blooming season in its 51st year.

With a vibrant mix of music, dance, horticulture, and handmade goods, the festival is the perfect day out for all ages. Set in the stunning Rose Garden, this free event showcases the best of community spirit, creativity, and local talent.

What's On This Year:

  • Family Fun & Adventure: Enjoy live music performances, children's entertainment, and a visit from the Dublin City Council Library Bus. For those seeking a bit of adventure, the festival features the Peak Discovery Climbing Wall and axe throwing with the Axe Club.
  • The Biodiversity Village: A central hub for 2026, showcasing the vital work of Irish environmental and conservation organisations (including Eco-UNESCO, the Irish Wildlife Trust, NPWS, and Seal Rescue Ireland). Visitors can meet experts, explore interactive exhibits, and learn about sustainable living.
  • Wellness & Culture: Recharge with free outdoor Yoga and Tai Chi sessions in the park, or visit the Baile Átha Cliath le Gaeilge stand to discover opportunities to speak and learn Irish throughout the city – whether you are a fluent speaker or a complete beginner.
  • Artisan Food & Crafts: Sample delicious flavours from around the world with a diverse line-up of international food vendors and craft stalls on site.
  • Inclusivity & Accessibility: Dublin City Council is committed to making the festival welcoming to all. The site features accessible pathways connecting the main areas, accessible toilet facilities, and designated accessible parking spaces, with staff and volunteers on hand to assist throughout the weekend.

Please note that all car parking at the festival is cashless and must be paid for digitally. Visitors are advised to bring a card or contactless payment method.

Whether you are a gardening enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply looking to enjoy a summer weekend in one of Dublin's most beautiful parks, the St Anne's Park Rose Festival offers something for everyone.


Date:
Saturday 18th July - Sunday 19th July
Time:
10.00am
Price:
Free
Address:
St Anne's Park, Clontarf East, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of St Anne's Park, Clontarf East, Dublin, Ireland

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