Galway Arts Festival has unveiled 2019’s programme for this July:
More than 250,000 people attended the 2018 festival. The 2019 line-up features Irish and international theatre, opera, dance, circus, music, street spectacle, talks and visual art.
You can view this year’s Galway Arts Festival programme here.
via Galway International Arts Festival unveils line-up for 2019
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