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Carlow Town
Check out all that Carlow has to offer this November weekend.
Friday 10th November:
Onside Jerseys are hosting a pop-up jersey shop in Carlow Shopping Centre from Thursday 9th November to Saturday 11th November.
Irish comedian Jarlath Regan lands in Carlow on Friday with his new stand up show. The show starts at 8pm with tickets costing €22.
Saturday 11th November:
A donation drive for emergency supplies is taking place on Saturday in aid of Amber Refuge. The drop-off point for donations is the Fountain, Potato Market, Carlow from 10am till 12pm.
Rock Rising: The Revolution Of Classic Rock will come to the Visual Carlow on Saturday. The classic rock show will take the audience through the evolution of classic rock. The show starts at 8pm and tickets cost €28.50. Find out more HERE
Monroe Live will perform in Ewings Bar in Carlow Town live from 9.30pm with free entry to all.
Chris Ward celebrates twenty years of Beat 102-103 in the Foundry, Carlow from 11pm Saturday. Admission is €12, with pre-sale tickets available on eventbrite.
Sunday 12th November:
Bilboa Parish have organised a craft and food fair with flower demonstrations which will take place in the Woodford Dolmen Hotel, Carlow on Sunday from 12 noon till 4.30pm. A public raffle will also take place on the day.
Drummin Bog have an afternoon filled with nature-based activities celebrating Carlow's peatlands. The event begins with a guided walk on Drummin Bog at 11.30am on Sunday followed a weaving demonstration at 2pm, a paint and taste class at 2.30pm with Jules Michael and finally Kate Flood will host a class where she makes tea from wild plants at 3pm.
Join musicians Shane Sullivan and Katie Jacques and spoken word poets John MacKenna and Angela Keogh as they perform 'Songs and poems of Leonard Cohen' in St Mary's Church of Ireland, Carlow on Sunday. The event will run from 8pm till 9.30pm with tickets costing €15, available on eventbrite.
Join Robert Mizzell plus special guest, Noreen Rabbette on his ‘Nashville Song Book’ concert tour as he comes to the Visual, Carlow. The show starts at 8pm with tickets costing €22.
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