Limerick Events Guide – 18th-24th November
All Week (18th-24th November)
Our PIGTOWN PICK OF THE WEEK is the Prima Volta Weekender, a three-day celebration of new and emerging Irish talent with a focus on hip-hop, jazz, and beat-orientated music in The Record Room, Downbeat Record Shop, The Wickham Way and Starling Gallery. Weekend passes for €15. More info here
Celebrate Ten Years of Harris Pale Ale at Treaty City Brewery with the Birthday Weekend on Saturday and Sunday with music, food, craic and more. More details to come
LAST CHANCE The Creepy Crawlies Love/Hate exhibition is in Hunt Museum until November 21st. This innovative exhibition aims to engage, educate, and inspire visitors of all ages through the fascinating world of bugs and their crucial roles in our biodiversity and daily lives. “Creepy Crawlies: Love/Hate,” is part of The Hunt Museum’s thematic focus of the year – biodiversity. More info here
Within the Hours of the Slowest Clock is on display in the Limerick Museum until the 30th November. This is an exhibition of eight large format oil on linen paintings inspired by the Guinness Canal in Limerick. More info here
Chris Boland’s exhibition I Must Have Things is on display in Spaecraft Studios on Thursday 21st November 7pm to 9pm, Friday 22nd to Sunday 24th November and Friday 29th November to Sunday 1st December from 11am to 5pm.
Santa’s Magical Cabin returns to the Jetland Shopping Centre from the 16th November to the 23rd Decemeber. Each ticket includes meeting and interacting with elves, meeting your elf guide, visiting Santa in his Magical Cabin, Santa knowing personal information about each child and an age-appropriate gift from Santa. A professional photographer will be on hand to capture all those magical moments and you can order 8 x 10 framed prints immediately afterwards if you wish. €14 Per Child and €6.50 Per Adult. More info here
Local Artist, Grace O’Brien, is holding a two-month solo exhibition, the Best of Both, in the Hunt Cafe. Her first solo exhibition features 24 paintings of local scenery. Runs from the 1st November to the 31st December. More info here
Get your skates on at Limerick On Ice in Arthurs Quay Park until January 5th. Open 3pm to 8pm weekdays and 10am to 8pm at weekends. Tickets €20/€18/€16. More info here
Risk/ Reward, Limerick Printmakers at 25 explores the importance of, and power in cultivating resilience as an individual and an artist, while acknowledging the challenges of maintaining this quality in an ever more complex world. Runs from the 21st November to the 12th January in the Limerick City Gallery of Art. Risk/ Reward features a selection of entirely new work from diverse printmakers working within an array of techniques, united by deep engagement within their practice. More info here
Monday 18th November
IFI@Belltable presents Pedro Almódovar’s The Room Next Door (2024) in the Belltable at 5pm and 8pm. After years of being out of touch, old friends Martha (Tilda Swinton) and Ingrid (Julianne Moore) meet again in extreme yet poignant circumstances. Martha is terminally ill and has chosen to take her own life; she asks Ingrid to accompany her to a secluded cabin in upstate New York, where she will act as the person in the room next door on the day Martha chooses to be her last. Ticket €8. More info here
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 5pm and 9pm
Run 061’s weekly Girls Night Run starts at 7pm. There are 3km, 4.5km and 6km routes. Open to runners of all levels. More info here
Chess Club is in Pharmacia from 7pm
The University Concert Hall presents a screening of Sergio Leone’s For a Few Dollars More at 7.30pm. In the second film of the iconic “Dollars Trilogy,” Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef play rival bounty hunters who team up to track down a gang of outlaws plotting an audacious bank robbery. Silent double-crosses and fragile allegiances pave the way for a bloody showdown at high noon. Features a legendary score by Ennio Morricone. Tickets €5. More info here
There’s live music in Katie Daly’s from 7.30pm
It’s Industry Night in Pharmacia from 8pm
The 061 Open Mic Night in Charlie Malones from 9pm
Reboot presents European techno sensation Fantasm in Dolans Warehouse at 10pm. Support from Reboot DJs. Tickets €20 + BF. More info here
Tuesday 19th November
Limerick Sports Partnership’s weekly ActiveCities Walking Group is doing the UL Campus Walk. Meeting at The Pavilion, UL North Campus at 11am. More info here
The Limerick Sports Partnership weekly West Limerick Walk takes place in the Newcastle West Demesne (by the soccer Car Park) at 11am. More info here
There’s a Lunchtime Concert in Saint Mary’s Cathedral at 1.15pm with Kirsten Corbett (violin) and Peter Barley (piano). Music includes Cesar Franck’s Sonata for violin and piano (1886). Free entry.
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 5pm and 9pm
Sahaja Yoga are running a Free Meditation workshop in Limerick City Library at 6pm. More info here
Meditation classes with Grainne take place in the People’s Museum at 6.30pm. Tickets €10. More info here
A Kaleidoscope of Dance takes place in the University Concert Hall at 7.30pm. This collaboration of dance by students from The Dance Academy Limerick and The Aice Marshall School promises to be a fun, colourful, energetic and diverse display of dance performed by dancers from 4 years old upwards. Ballet, Jazz, Musical Theatre, Commercial and Tap dance will be some of the delights on offer! Tickets €20 or €65 for a family of four. More info here
The Mary I Dramatical Arts Society (MIDAS) present the Brother’s Grimm Spectaculathon in the Halla, Mary I at 7.30pm. This is a brilliant comedy that will change your view of the fairytales you thought you knew so well. Tickets from 8pm. More info here
There’s live music in Katie Daly’s from 7.30pm
A Table Quiz in aid of the Limerick Community Special School will take place in Collins Bar at 8pm. €40 for a table. A raffle will be held on the night.
CCNNT Events presents A Night of 1000 Girl Groups in the Wickham at 8.30pm. Celebrate Girl power with the biggest and best girl group icons from across the world. Come along for a night of Drag, music and fun. Tickets €10. More info here
The Tintéan Sessions take place in the Commercial Bar from 8:30pm til late. Free Entry
Wednesday 20th November
The Limerick Sports Partnership weekly Kimallock Walk meetings outside the Kilmallock Library at 11am. Just turn up and enjoy the walk!
Mairead O’Keeffe (CEO of the Children’s Grief Centre) will be be delivering a presentation on Grief and Loss for Children at Watch House Cross Library at 11am. All free, no booking required.
Run 061’s weekly Social Run starts at 7pm at the Strand. This is a 4.5km run at an easy Conversation Pace. Open to runners of all levels. More info here
It’s Weekend on a Wednesday with DJ Kimmi in Micky Martins from 7pm
The Cecilian Musical Society presents The Wedding Singer in the Lime Tree Theatre at 7.30pm. Based on the movie of the same name which starred Adam Sandler & Drew Barrymore, the musical revolves around rock star wannabe, Robbie Hart, New Jersey’s favourite wedding singer. He’s the life of the party until his own fiancée leaves him at the altar. Shot through the heart, Robbie makes every wedding as disastrous as his own. Suitable for age 14+. Tickets €28/€26 or €100 for a family of four. More info here
A Kaleidoscope of Dance takes place in the University Concert Hall at 7.30pm. This collaboration of dance by students from The Dance Academy Limerick and The Aice Marshall School promises to be a fun, colourful, energetic and diverse display of dance performed by dancers from 4 years old upwards. Ballet, Jazz, Musical Theatre, Commercial and Tap dance will be some of the delights on offer! Tickets €20 or €65 for a family of four. More info here
The Mary I Dramatical Arts Society (MIDAS) present the Brother’s Grimm Spectaculathon in the Halla, Mary I at 7.30pm. This is a brilliant comedy that will change your view of the fairytales you thought you knew so well. Tickets from 8pm. More info here
As part of the Night Time Economy initiative, there’s a special screening of the acclaimed documentary Don’t Forget to Remember in the People’s Museum at 7.30pm. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the film’s director, Ross Killeen, and renowned street artist Asbestos. Free event. More info here
There’s live music in Katie Daly’s from 7.30pm
A very special concert to celebrate the music of one of Limerick’s finest musicians, the world-renowned piper, Mickey Dunne, takes place in the Belltable at 8pm. Join us for this very special event, curated by Niamh Dunne, to hear the great work of Mickey himself, alongside the greats of Irish traditional music including his daughters, Niamh and Brid, Seán Óg Graham, Blackie O Connell and Matt Bashford. Tickets €25. More info here
It’s Drink & Draw night at Crew Brewing at 8pm.
It’s Open Mic Night in the Glen Tavern from 9pm to 11pm
Thursday 21st November
A Sensory Journey takes place in Dance Limerick at 09.45am and 11.15am. Take a journey through movement, drawing and audio stories with artists from the Creating a Climate for Change in Limerick team. This free event is suitable for adults with additional needs and those who enjoy experiencing a sensory relaxed, interactive performance in a small audience. Event features ISL and is wheelchair accessible. More info here
Join Norma Kelly for an exciting talk, An Introduction to the Science of Chocolate, in Mary Immaculate College at 2pm. Norma is the owner of Praline- Pastry and Chocolate Shop and a former Chocolate and Pastries lecturer! Discover the science behind everyone’s favourite treat, from cocoa beans to delicious bars. Learn about the process of chocolate making. This in-person event will feature interactive demonstrations and tastings, so come prepared to indulge your senses and expand your knowledge about this sweet delight. Don’t miss out on this mouth-watering experience! More info here
The Wickham Way Food Court will be open from 4pm to 9pm (exact opening hours vary for each food truck)
Storytime for Young Children takes place in Watch House Cross Library at 4pm. Suitable for Ages 2-6 years. Free event. More info here
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 5pm and 9pm
AI Demystified, a fun and friendly guide to how smart tech works, takes place in the Limerick City Library at 6.30pm. During the Workshop, experts in the field of AI and Machine Learning will answer any questions you may have about AI and it’s impact. During this AI Demystified presentation a panel of speakers will talk about their work in this exciting field and their short presentations will be followed by an engaging panel discussion allowing you the audience to participate and get answers to your AI queries. No need to book! Just come along
Run 061’s weekly Speed Session Run starts at 7pm at the Strand. This is a 4km run covering Hills, Intervals or Tempo. Open to runners of all levels. More info here
We Are ArtClub Social Painting is on in House Limerick at 7pm. Come along for step by step instruction on a predrawn canvas. All materials are provided and a drink is included in the funky surrounds of House Limerick. Bring some friends, a date or come solo and relax. You will come for the craic and go home with a masterpiece. Tickets €46. More info here
SOLD OUT Comedian Deirdre O’Kane is in Dolans Warehouse at 7.30pm. More info here
The Cecilian Musical Society presents The Wedding Singer in the Lime Tree Theatre at 7.30pm. Based on the movie of the same name which starred Adam Sandler & Drew Barrymore, the musical revolves around rock star wannabe, Robbie Hart, New Jersey’s favourite wedding singer. He’s the life of the party until his own fiancée leaves him at the altar. Shot through the heart, Robbie makes every wedding as disastrous as his own. Suitable for age 14+. Tickets €28/€26 or €100 for a family of four. More info here
The Mary I Dramatical Arts Society (MIDAS) present the Brother’s Grimm Spectaculathon in the Halla, Mary I at 7.30pm. This is a brilliant comedy that will change your view of the fairytales you thought you knew so well. Tickets from 8pm. More info here
There’s an Exclusive Teeling Irish Whiskey Tasting in the Tavern Bar at 7.30pm. Immerse yourself in the rich history and flavors of Teeling’s renowned spirits. Whether you’re a whiskey connoisseur or just looking to expand your palate, this event is perfect for all levels of enthusiasts. Tickets €30. More info here
Really Good Time are in Dolans Kasbah at 8pm. Really Good Time are a band from Dublin, that sound like ‘Vertigo’ era U2 covering Viagra Boys, or early Pixies and LCD Soundsystem records in a blender with some cheap speed. They make loud, generally fast music that toes the line between noisy and melodic, weird and anthemic, always aiming to capture the ecstatic release found in a sweaty crowd moving together amidst waves of amplification. Tickets €12. More info here
Abba Forever comes to the University Concert Hall at 8pm. Abba Forever was formed and is lead by Dennis Scally, an incredible musician who has been at the top of the music game for many years. For 15 years, while based in Los Angles, he was the musical director for The Supremes and toured the world with them. Tickets €30. More info here
A Table Quiz in aid of the City of Limerick Pipe Band will take place in O’Driscolls Bar, Corbally at 8pm. €40 for a table. A raffle will be held on the night.
It’s Irish Language Night at Crew Brewing at 8pm. All levels welcome.
Music On Tap are back in the Record Room from 8.30pm till late with some amazing audio video and performance. Free entry. More info here
Musician and Social Media Superstar Garron Noone is Live at CASK at 9pm. Tickets €26. More info here
It’s Trad Thursday in Katie Daly’s at 9pm.
It’s the Thirsty Thursdays with DJ Eamo in Mickey Martins from 10pm
Friday 22nd November
Castletroy Farmers Market is open 10am – 2ish at the Castletroy Town Centre. Fresh baked goods, artisan coffee, vege, fish, hot food, cookies, plants, and much more
Story Time For You and Your Toddler With Roisin Meaney is in Watch House Cross Library at 10.30am. Parents, grandparents, caregivers, and your little ones are invited to come along for songs, stories and rhymes. Free event. More info here
The Milk Market is open from 11am to 3pm.
Story Time For You and Your Toddler With Roisin Meaney is in Rathkeale Library at 12.15pm. Parents, grandparents, caregivers, and your little ones are invited to come along for songs, stories and rhymes. Free event. More info here
The Wickham Way Food Court will be open from 1pm to 9pm (exact opening hours vary for each food truck)
The Creating a Climate for Change in Limerick team, artists, collaborators, and participants invite you to an engaging presentation in the Limerick City Gallery of Art at 2pm on the project’s research and insights from the past year. During the discussion, you will hear from key researchers and get insights into the learning that has taken place in Dance Limerick, Moyross and Croom in 2024. Drawings by visual artist Mike O’Brien will be on display, created during community workshops, residencies and exchange events in the communities over the year. These drawings visually document the project’s research, while also capturing important moments and snapshots of the people involved. More info here
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 5pm and 9pm
PIGTOWN PICK OF THE WEEK The Prima Volta Weekender kicks off with Broken Funk, Chris Moore and Éanna in Downbeat Records (Wickham Way) from 5pm to 8pm. More info here
FeverUp Candlelight Concerts presents Hans Zimmer’s Best Works in St. Mary’s Cathedral at 5pm and 7pm. Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Limerick. Tickets from €27. More info here
It’s Friday Fest in 101 O’Connell Street from 5pm to 7pm
There’s a free Himalayan Meditation workshop in Dooradoyle Library at 6pm. More info here
Lyra is Live at the Big Top (Milk Market) at 7pm. Lyra is one of the most striking talents to have emerged from Ireland in the past few years. Hailing from County Cork, she’s established herself on both the domestic and international stage with a string of exciting, vibrant singles accompanied by a unique style of visual presentation that is never less than stunning. Tickets €36.50. More info here
Bingo Loco comes to the Greenhills Hotel with all its madness from 7pm. Tickets €27. More info here
Jason Kahn, Phil Maguire and Icebear are in Starling (Nicholas St) at 7pm. Expect lots of sumptuous analogue textures, microscopic sounds, contemplative drones and the odd burst of aggressive noise. Tickets €10 on the door.
The Cecilian Musical Society presents The Wedding Singer in the Lime Tree Theatre at 7.30pm. Based on the movie of the same name which starred Adam Sandler & Drew Barrymore, the musical revolves around rock star wannabe, Robbie Hart, New Jersey’s favourite wedding singer. He’s the life of the party until his own fiancée leaves him at the altar. Shot through the heart, Robbie makes every wedding as disastrous as his own. Suitable for age 14+. Tickets €28/€26 or €100 for a family of four. More info here
Oahu After Hours is a new monthly acoustic session featuring local artists in Oahu at 7.30pm. Admission by donation.
Ska legends Bad Manners come to Dolans Warehouse at 8pm. Bad Manners formed in 1976 in North London and scored hits with My Girl Lollipop, Lip Up Fatty, Can Can, Special Brew and Walking in the Sunshine. They also achieved chart success with their first four studio albums. Tickets €35. More info here
Viking Heavy Metal band Ren Marabou and the Berserkers are in Pharmacia from 8.30pm. Support from Waterdogs and String Cut Puppets. Tickets €6. More info here
PIGTOWN PICK OF THE WEEK The Prima Volta Weekender continues with Hazey Haze, Negro Impacto, Celaviedmai and Bill Baramus in the Record Room from 9pm till late. Tickets €10 (or €15 for a weekend pass). More info here
Musician and Social Media Superstar Garron Noone is Live at CASK at 9pm. Tickets €26. More info here
FeverUp Candlelight Concerts presents A Tribute to Queen in St. Mary’s Cathedral at 9pm. Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Limerick. Tickets from €27. More info here
Claire’s Wish Foundation presents the Joe Dolan Tribute Show with the amazing Paschal Brennan in the Red Deer Bar, Pallasgreen at 9pm. Tickets €12. More info here
Resident DJ and Renovator are in 1314 (Jerry Flannery’s) from 9pm.
Dave Richardson is in the Glen Tavern at 9.30pm
Gail Fean is in Off The Bone (South Court Hotel) at 9.30pm
The Lockys are in the Blue Bar (Green Yard Café) at 9.30pm
It’s the FUBAR Friday with DJ Cillian Callaghan in Mickey Martins from 9.30pm
RIOT DJs are in Pharmacia from 10pm. Tickets €5. More info here
Josh Quinn are in the Old Quarter at 10.30pm
Saturday 23rd November
Parkrun is a free, weekly, timed 5k run that takes place every Saturday morning at 9.30am. Limerick has Parkruns at the UL Boathouse, Mungret Park and The Demense in Newcastle West. All you need to do is register once on parkrun.com to get your barcode and you can show up to any of the events.
The Wickham Way Market Stalls & Food Court will be open 10am to 3pm (food court open til late).
Creating a Climate for Change in Limerick celebrates the culmination of the project at Dance Limerick at 10am with a sensory journey through movement. There will also be the chance to join in a discussion around the project’s themes. The event highlights the collaboration and connection between the artistic team, participants and project partners. Event features ISL and is wheelchair accessible. More info here
Story Time For You and Your Toddler With Roisin Meaney is in Abbeyfeale Library at 10.15am. Parents, grandparents, caregivers, and your little ones are invited to come along for songs, stories and rhymes. Free event. More info here
The Art4Limerick Pop-Up Gallery is open from 10.30am to 5.30pm. It’s located at 19 Nicholas St. More info here
Saturday Arts & Crafts for Children takes place from 11am to 4pm at Watch House Cross Library. A fresh set of craft materials will be provided. Collect your art materials from the library desk and make something to take home, to display in the library or both! This is a self-guided activity so children must be accompanied and assisted by their grown-up. No booking required. More info here
Story Time For You and Your Toddler With Roisin Meaney is in Killmallock Library at 12.15pm. Parents, grandparents, caregivers, and your little ones are invited to come along for songs, stories and rhymes. Free event. More info here
PIGTOWN PICK OF THE WEEK As part of the Prima Volta Weekender, Celaviedmai is giving a Creative Workshop on rapping and her creative process in the Starling Gallery, Nicholas St from 1pm to 2pm. Free event. More info here
As part of the Birthday Weekend in Treaty City Brewery, the Ultimate Harris Tour takes place from 2pm to 3.30pm.
PIGTOWN PICK OF THE WEEK As part of the Prima Volta Weekender, Wastefellow is giving a Creative Workshop on his music and production workflow in the Starling Gallery, Nicholas St from 2.30pm to 3.30pm. Free event. More info here
UL Bohemians play Tullow in the Women’s AIL on the UL 4G Pitches at 3.30pm
As part of the Birthday Weekend in Treaty City Brewery, Barty Beats is in the Brewery from 5pm to 7pm
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 5pm and 9pm
The Cecilian Musical Society presents The Wedding Singer in the Lime Tree Theatre at 7.30pm. Based on the movie of the same name which starred Adam Sandler & Drew Barrymore, the musical revolves around rock star wannabe, Robbie Hart, New Jersey’s favourite wedding singer. He’s the life of the party until his own fiancée leaves him at the altar. Shot through the heart, Robbie makes every wedding as disastrous as his own. Suitable for age 14+. Tickets €28/€26 or €100 for a family of four. More info here
The Seattle Grunge Experience returns to Dolans Warehouse at 8pm. As the premier Grunge tribute band, they are set to deliver an unforgettable night. Experience the raw emotion of Nirvana Unplugged in full, before diving into a Live & Loud set of Grunge hits that defined a generation. Featuring iconic bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, and more, The Seattle Grunge Experience delivers exceptional performances that authentically capture the essence of the ’90s Grunge era. Tickets €22. More info here
GoLoud presents Hold My Drink with Charleen Murphy and Ellie Kelly in the University Concert Hall at 8pm. The live show promises audience dilemmas, surprise celebrity guests, and all your podcast favourites like Secrets from the Stalls, Sip or Skip, Blind Date Live and much more. Tickets €40.50. More info here
As part of the Birthday Weekend in Treaty City Brewery, Brian O’Brien is in the Brewery from 8pm to 10pm
Limerick’s favourite crooner Liam O’Brien returns to the Savoy Hotel at 8pm with the music of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. Tickets €75 including a three-course meal. More info here.
Bad Reputation presents Hundred Year Old Man, Codespeaker & Uncultivates in Dolans Kasbah at 9pm. Tickets €12. More info here
PIGTOWN PICK OF THE WEEK The Prima Volta Weekender continues with Wastefellow, Cooks But We’re Chefs and Peter Curtin in the Record Room from 9pm till late. Tickets €10 (or €15 for a weekend pass). More info here
Pagode Da Brazilian (Brazilian Party) is in Mollys from 9pm. Music from Let Samba, Dj Guedes and Dj Zwing. Tickets from €8. More info here
Loose Change are in Off The Bone (South Court Hotel) at 9.30pm
Touble are in the Glen Tavern at 9.30pm
16 Tons of Jive are in the Blue Bar (Green Yard Café) at 9.30pm
It’s the Saturday Sessions with DJ Evan Quaid in Mickey Martins from 9.30pm
As part of the Birthday Weekend in Treaty City Brewery, Michelle Walsh is in the Brewery from 10pm
Drive are in the Old Quarter at 10.30pm
Sunday 24th November
The Wickham Way Food Court will be open through the day (exact opening hours vary for each food truck)
The Treaty City Gamers Guild Games Day takes place in the South Court Hotel at 9am. This day is all about celebrating our Guild and the fantastic community that’s grown around it, so come along, bring your games, and let’s make it a great one! Bring your favorite board games, tabletop games, or any of the classics we play regularly. As we’re kicking off a bit of the Christmas spirit early, let’s see a few Christmas jumpers and some Santa hats for extra cheer! More info here
Run 061’s weekly Sunday Long Run starts at 9.30am at the UL Sports Arena. This is a 65-minute run Time on Legs Run. Open to runners of all levels. More info here
Junior Parkrun is a free, fun, and friendly weekly 2k event for juniors (4 to 14 year-olds) held every Sunday at 9:30am in Shelbourne Park, Shelbourne Road. It’s free to take part but you need to register online before your first session and bring along your barcode. More info here
Croissant Run Club Limerick, a fun social running group, meets at 9.45am at Arthurs Quay Park for a 3.5km run (followed by a Crossiant). More info here
Yoga Flow takes place every Sunday in the Milk Market at 10.15am. No booking required, just bring a mat. €5 per person. All Levels Welcome
The Art4Limerick Pop-Up Gallery is open from 10.30am to 5.30pm. It’s located at 19 Nicholas St. More info here
The pARTake Art Fair takes place from 11am to 3pm in the Temporary Exhibition Gallery of the Hunt Museum. This art event in Limerick is a one-of-kind celebration of contemporary Irish art and creativity offering visitors a unique chance to meet some of Ireland’s most acclaimed artists, explore their creative processes. Tickets €10. More info here
The Croom Civic Centre will be hosting their third Christmas Market at 12pm. This year there will be 48 artists, jewellers, crafters with a selection of gifts for birthdays, engagements and of course for Christmas. Tickets €2 (Children under 16 go free). More info here
Join Liam O’Brien in Off the Bone Gastropub from 2pm-4pm with some smooth crooning of soothing jazz to provide you with that perfect Sunday afternoon
The University Concert Hall is hosting a screen of Elf at 3pm. Buddy was a baby in an orphanage who stowed away in Santa’s sack and ended up at the North Pole.After being raised as an oversized elf, Buddy travels from the North Pole to New York City to meet his biological father, Walter Hobbs, who doesn’t know he exists and is in desperate need of some Christmas spirit. Tickets €5. More info here
As part of the Birthday Weekend in Treaty City Brewery, Speakeasy Sunday is on from 3pm to 6pm. Shake off the cobwebs and enjoy some smooth jazz, a refreshing pint of Harris and a delicious artizan toastie.
Experience the Thomond Wind Ensemble – a talented group of 40 musicians, as they take you on a musical journey in the Redemptorist Church at 3pm, showcasing the finest talent from the Mid West region. Tickets €10. More info here
PIGTOWN PICK OF THE WEEK The Prima Volta Weekender wraps up with Roots Factory, the reunion of the original Limerick Reggae crew on the RiseUp SoundSystem in the Wickham Way from 4pm to 10pm. Featuring Eva Keyes, Bridadier JC, Frankie Downbeat, Macca, Frawley and special guest Jonezy. Free event. More info here
The Big Limerick Seisiún with live music and dance takes place every evening in the Locke Bar at 5pm and 9pm
It’s Games Night in Mickey from 6pm
Local weirdo-experimental-musician and dreamboat Paul O’Connor, aka Licehead Sings the Hits! (and presents his art) in Pharmacia from 7pm. He will be accompanied by PANGUR BREAC, a weirdo-in-arms synth punk noise duo who will entertain with anthems about their favourite cat and the 1921 Anglo Irish treaty debates. Tickets €5. More info here
Eamon Hehir & Band are in the Blue Bar (Green Yard Café) at 7pm
The Quarter Dozen are in Dolans Upstairs at 7.30pm. The Quarter Dozen is an instrumental trio blending traditional, classical, jazz, and Latin influences into original compositions. With piano, drums, and woodwind, they create a dynamic and immersive soundscape that bridges diverse musical worlds, delivering performances rich in rhythm, melody, and innovation. Their music is a captivating journey across genres and cultures. Support from Irish, folk pop singer-songwriter Moses McGuinness. Tickets €15/12. More info here
Atlan are in Dolans Warehouse at 8pm. Altan is arguably the most iconic band working in traditional Irish music today. For the past 35 years, they have been bringing the music of their native County Donegal to the world stage. Irish-language songs and dynamic twin-fiddling, the hallmarks of Altan’s sound, framework the band’s newest album, aptly titled Donegal. The album’s 10 tracks pay homage to Donegal’s rich musical heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant culture. The authenticity and allure of the music transports listeners to a bygone time in rural Ireland while simultaneously forging a connection between the past and modern times. Tickets €28. More info here
French/Irish experimental rock duo BICURIOUS make their long awaited return to Limerick in Pharmacia from 8pm. BICURIOS are a two-piece experimnetal rock band based in Dublin/Leipzig. Known for their raucous live shows, BICURIOUS have made a name for themselves around Europe as one of Ireland’s most exhilarating live performers. Tickets €10. More info here
The Bohemian Vibes Open Mic night kicks off at the Wickham from 8pm.