June Bank Holiday 2024

Get Ready for the Ultimate Music Extravaganza at SCS Killaloe Music Festival 2024!

Exciting news for music lovers! SCS Killaloe Music Festival is back this June Bank Holiday weekend at St Flannan's Cathedral! 🎶

The SCS Killaloe Music Festival is making a grand comeback this June Bank Holiday at St Flannan's Cathedral. From 31st May to 2nd June, immerse yourself in a weekend filled with sensational music, captivating art, and enriching cultural experiences. Get ready to groove to the rhythm, admire inspiring artworks, and indulge in a cultural celebration like never before. It's the perfect opportunity to revel in the beauty of music and art in the heart of Killaloe.

SCS Killaloe Music Festival at St Flannan's Cathedral promises an unforgettable experience for attendees. With a lineup of talented musicians, diverse art exhibitions, and engaging cultural activities, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Discover new sounds, witness incredible artistry, and connect with fellow music enthusiasts and art lovers. The festival is set to create lasting memories and foster a sense of community through the universal language of music and art.

As you mark your calendars for the 2024 SCS Killaloe Music Festival, anticipate a weekend brimming with creativity, inspiration, and pure enjoyment. Embrace the festive spirit, immerse yourself in a mosaic of musical genres and artistic expressions, and let the vibrant atmosphere of St Flannan's Cathedral elevate your senses. This is a must-attend event for anyone passionate about music, art, and culture - a celebration that will ignite your spirit and leave you craving for more.

Join us at the SCS Killaloe Music Festival and be part of an extraordinary gathering that celebrates the power of music, art, and culture. With every note played and every brushstroke displayed, immerse yourself in the magic that only music and art can evoke. Let the enchanting ambiance of St Flannan's Cathedral fill your soul with joy and inspiration, creating unforgettable memories that linger long after the festival ends.