Experience the rhythm of Sligo! The Summer Festival offers a vibrant mix of music, culture, and community spirit on the Wild Atlantic Way.
The Sligo Summer Festival invites you to an unforgettable celebration of music, culture, and community on the stunning Wild Atlantic Way. Enjoy headlining performances by renowned artists like the Tumbling Paddies, Nathan Carter, alongside traditional Irish music, and exciting local talent in the Battle of the Bands.
Beyond the music, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere with family-friendly activities, cultural showcases, in the newly developed Queen Maeve Square.
Whether you’re a music enthusiast, culture seeker, or simply looking for a fun-filled weekend, the Sligo Summer Festival offers a diverse and enriching experience for all ages.
More info…
- Admission fees: Paid
- Open: August only
- Suitable for younger children: Yes
- Guide dogs: Please contact the organisers
- Toilets: On-site
- Groups: Groups are welcome with prior booking
- Accessibility: Fully accessible
- Parking: Parking subject to availability
Sligo Town
Sligo town is the hub of the county and you will experience everything great in life while visiting – great food and drink, the very best festivals and live music and a cultural rhythm that is totally unique. It’s name in Irish is Sligeach which means ‘Shelly Place’, giving a great indication to our coastal and food heritage.
You will stroll along the banks of the beautiful Garavogue River and enjoy the natural beauty of Doorly Park and Lough Gill. The towering Benbulben Mountain is always in your frame and historic Knocknarea mountain with Queen Maeve’s burial cairn on the summit regularly pops in to view.
You will meet the friendliest people in the world and leave feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. You can easily get around Sligo town and the nearby coastal seaside villages of Strandhill and Rosses Point by public transport too;
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