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Kaleidoscope Festival 2019, Saturday

A fun, family-friendly festival is coming to Wicklow this summer

It’s the perfect way to kickstart the kids’ summer holidays.

After its inaugural sellout in 2019, the Kaleidoscope Music and Arts Festival is back, featuring an exciting line-up of music, meditation, sport, fun and games the whole family will love.

The three-day carnival of colour will take place at the historical grounds of Russborough House, Blessington, Co Wicklow from June 24 to 26, with headliners like Feeder, James Morrison, Lyra and Dec Pierce’s Block Rockin Beats to grace the stage.

Enjoy a fun-filled fest in the summer sun, dancing away to your favourite tunes with your little ones, indulging in delicious food and trying out new activities like laughter yoga, archery, and a skate park.

What’s on

Kaleidoscope Festival 2019, Sunday, mainstage, Wild Youth

Kids will be excited about the festival’s biggest (literally) attraction, The World’s Largest Bouncy Castle, as well as the Cinema Under the Stars, the Scrumdiddlyumptious Festival of Food, and athletic activities like tug-of-war, go-karts, paddleboarding, kayaking, a daily 5k run and even welly-throwing competitions.

But there’s plenty for parents to do too, including yoga and tai chi classes in the wall garden and a visit to the Woodland Spa for a massage. Or, if you’re looking for something the whole family can do together, there’s family football matches, three-legged races and more.

The line-up

A whole bunch of Irish acts are performing at Kaleidoscope this year. Here’s the line-up:

  • Feeder
  • James Morrison
  • Dec Pierce’s Block Rockin Beats
  • Camille O’Sullivan
  • Ryan McMullan
  • Lyra
  • HamsandwicH 
  • Tim Chadwick
  • Dublin Gospel Choir 
  • Bobbi Arlo
  • Lisa McHugh
  • Ryan Sheridan
  • Brian Deady
  • Odhran Murphy
  • Noah and Don Martin
  • Bird on the Wire
  • King Kong Company
  • DJ Yoda
  • Greg Wilson

 

Buy tickets

Early Bird

Weekend Family Camping tickets for a family of four will be available for €249 for a limited time so get them now while you can!

Tier 1

Weekend Family Camping Ticket: €306

Tier 2

Weekend Family Camping Ticket: €366

Campervans/caravans:

A limited number of campervan tickets at €86.25 are available to purchase now at http://www.kaleidoscopefestival.ie or ticketmaster.ie

 


To learn more about the festival, check out the full range of activities and line-up online or follow the festival on Instagram.