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Waterford’s multicultural festival, A Slice of Culture, will take place during this year’s Waterford Harvest Festival.
First held in 2021, the festival is a collaborative effort between migrant individuals and communities of the Waterford New Communities Network. It is supported by Waterford City and County Council, Creative Ireland and SICAP.
Taking place in Wyse Park in the city centre from 11am to 7pm on Saturday, September 7, the event promises a day of vibrant cultural celebrations, showcasing the rich diversity in Waterford’s communities.
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The line up will feature music, dance and performances from Waterford-based cultural groups, food stalls with cuisines from across the globe, along with arts and crafts exhibitions showcasing art and international traditional attire.
A collaborative art collage created by migrant groups will also be unveiled during the event which is free of charge for those who wish to attend.
For more information, follow Waterford New Communities Network on social media or visit waterfordncn.ie.
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