The show will run from Saturday 7th March to Friday 13th March 2026.

Should be fab night

Families are encouraged to attend the fantastic free event

Supported by Kildare County Council, the February initiative will host a selection of films that embody St Brigid's values and celebrate her legacy

Congrats to Patrick!

Guests will be welcomed with a prosecco reception, followed by a sumptuous four-course lunch with wine, setting the tone for an afternoon of luxury and inspiration.

A great cultural event for the town

Loads going on!

On St Brigid’s Day, Sunday 1 February at 12noon, organisers invite people from around the world to stop and pause for one minute’s silence for global peace

Tanya Sweeney will be in conversation with writer Emer McLysaght at Naas library

Athy Town Promoters can't wait to see everyone's ideas

Athy’s Burtown House will be partaking in this year’s set of events

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Wallace and Gromit Animator Seamus Malone will be opening this year's festival

Dubbed "The Irish Joni" by Michael Londra, her music draws comparisons to Tracy Chapman and Natalie Merchant, with songs that weave stories of pain, longing, joy, discovery, and self-acceptance

Naas Actor and Playwright, Conor Burke, has received the Amplify EDI Artist Practice Bursary Award

The Kildare festival returns for 2026, bigger and better than ever

Each year the Curragh Dog Walk attracts hundreds of walkers with their many different types of dogs, many of them rescued dogs.

Well done to all involved

 The closing date for most awards is Friday 27 February