vHAPPENING in Ireland’s county Wicklow

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  • Bray Comedy Festival 2026: 10 February 2026 – 16 February 2026, Various venues including Mermaid Arts Centre, The Harbour Bar (Bray), and Whale Theatre (Greystones)
. The 11th edition of this popular comedy festival featuring headline acts such as David O’Doherty, Emma Doran, John Colleary, Shane Todd, and others across multiple venues, offering stand-up shows, laughs, and entertainment in seaside and arts settings.
  • Made in Wicklow presents For the Love of Creativity – A Month at Powerscourt: Ongoing until 8 February 2026 (final days in early February), Powerscourt House, Enniskerry
. A creative arts showcase with exhibitions, talks, and immersive events celebrating local makers and the arts in Wicklow, including sessions like “Growing the Arts in Wicklow” conversations and nature-inspired performances in a stunning historic estate.
  • The Great Sugarloaf Hill Walking Event: 21 February 2026, The Great Sugarloaf, near Kilmacanogue
. A guided or self-paced hill walking event on one of Wicklow’s iconic peaks, offering scenic views, fresh air, and moderate challenge for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.
  • St Patrick’s Day Parades: 17 March 2026 (various start times), Multiple towns including Wicklow Town (3:15 p.m., from Station Road via Main Street to Market Square), Bray (2:00 p.m., town centre route), Greystones (11:00 a.m., from Park & Ride car park up Main Street to Marina Plaza), Aughrim (11:15 a.m., Tinakilly Bridge), Blessington (12:00 p.m.), and Arklow (TBC, typically 2:00 p.m. along Main Street)
. County-wide celebrations of Ireland’s patron saint with colourful community parades featuring floats, marching bands, dancers, performers, music, and family activities, showcasing local pride and heritage in charming coastal and mountain towns.
  • Wicklow Half Marathon and 10km: 22 March 2026, Starting along the Wicklow coastline (exact route details via organisers)
. A scenic running event along the beautiful Wicklow coast, suitable for runners of various levels, combining sport, views of the Irish Sea, and community atmosphere.
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