- Home of St. Patrick Festival (10th–17th March 2026): A week-long celebration in Armagh, the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland, honouring St. Patrick with live music, cultural performances, spiritual events, parades, and family-friendly activities blending Irish heritage and international artists.
- 7 Hills Blues Fest (typically early August): Armagh’s premier blues and roots music festival, featuring world-class acts across multiple venues, live sessions, fringe events, art displays, and family entertainment in the historic cathedral city.
- Charles Wood Festival of Music & Summer School (typically mid-August): An annual choral and classical music event with concerts, recitals, workshops, and services in Armagh’s cathedrals and churches, including performances by the Charles Wood Singers and opportunities for singers and organists to develop skills.
- Armagh Food and Cider Weekend (typically early September): A culinary highlight celebrating Armagh’s famous Bramley apples and craft ciders, with tastings, orchard tours, artisan markets, pop-up dining, workshops, and events showcasing local producers in the Orchard County.
- Armagh Georgian Festival (26th–29th November 2026): A festive heritage event transforming the city into an 18th-century spectacle with costumed characters, street performances, tours, light shows, and family activities marking the start of the Christmas season.
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