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This Halloween night, Tuesday, an alternative family-friendly spooky spectacle will take place at Ballbricken showcasing local performers, artists and musicians.
Creative Waterford and Waterford Community Safety Partnership have joined forces to present a thrilling kaleidoscope of mythical music, dance, and entertainment with The Hill @ Halloween. Join in the fun on Ballybricken Green, one of the oldest and most historic parts of Waterford city for a truly unique, immersive Samhain experience.
This is an event created by the Ballybricken community. Everyone from well-known performers to people who have never been on a stage in their lives are collaborating on this project — the one thing they have in common is they all have ties to Ballybricken.
Kicking off at 8pm, the event features talent from the area and Barrack St Concert Band & City of Waterford Brass, Jack Cunningham, Sinister Valley, Mercy Secondary School, Music Generation Waterford, Lorcan Reidy, Damian Tubbritt and Spraoi.
It is a free event. If you want to see the showcase, come to Ballybricken for 8pm on Hallowe’en night. Be mindful that we are expecting big crowds, so allow extra time for travel and parking to avoid disappointment.
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