Experience an unforgettable evening of free family entertainment at the magical setting of Mallow Castle this Culture Night.
The highlight of the night is ROGU’s spectacular Stories from the Book of Fire, an extraordinary fire performance that transforms the castle grounds into a world of wonder, mystery and ancient storytelling. Led by the enigmatic Firekeeper, audiences of all ages will be captivated as flames dance through the night, bringing tales of courage, challenge and transformation vividly to life in a breathtaking display of fire artistry, light and skill.
Earlier in the evening, younger audiences can enjoy Cois Laoi’s delightful bilingual production of The Three Billy Goats Gruff, a lively interactive adventure filled with magic, music, puppetry and plenty of fun as three determined goat sisters set out on a journey in search of greener pastures.
Families can also join Aaron Towers’ Tallest Smallest Circus, a laugh-out-loud circus spectacle featuring a hapless ringmaster in search of stars. Packed with juggling, magic, acrobatics, daredevil clowning and a gravity-defying finale, this fast-paced show promises fun for all ages.
Join us at Mallow Castle for a memorable Culture Night celebration, where storytelling, circus and an awe-inspiring fire spectacle come together in one enchanting evening of free arts and entertainment.
Estimated Show Times:
Cois Laoi 6.30pm
Smallest Tallest Theatre 7.30pm
ROGU Fire Show 8.30pm
Who is it for?
Family-friendly, everyone
Price
Free, booking required
When & Where?
Date: September 18th | Culture Night
Time: 6 pm - 9 pm
Location:
Mallow Castle
Castlelands,
Mallow,
Co. Cork
Accessibility
Dog Friendly - event is outdoors. Keep dog on lead
Fire Show is highly visual and doesn’t need an interpreter to enjoy, however, it isn’t known if there are ISL interpreters provided for the other events. You could get a free voucher to book an Irish Sign Language Interpreter
The paths are wide and suitable for buggies and wheelchairs; however, some areas may be difficult to navigate, and there are gravel paths at points.
Photo Credits:
Of: Rogu
By: Sound of Photography