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Hidden Hearth 2024 takes place in Rathvilly County Carlow from October 11th-13th
The full lineup has been announced for the for the Hidden Hearth Festival taking place in Rathvilly, County Carlow.
The Autumnal Festival of Arts, Wisdom, and Wellbeing will be taking place on the 11th of October and the 13th at Lisnavagh House in Carlow.
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From the Hidden Hearth Festival:
"We’re thrilled to unveil the Full Lineup for Hidden Hearth 2024. This year’s festival promises an unforgettable journey of connection, creativity, and celebration of life, rooted in nature and Irish culture.
Ritual & Fire Ceremony - Yoga & Meditation - Dance & Somatic Movement - Wild Hurling - Inspiring Talk & Panels - Documentary Screenings - Storytelling & Poetry - Wild Child Kids Area - Holistic Treatments - Shamanic Journeys - Herbal Walks - Sound Healing - Theatre & Performances - Cacao Ceremonies - Heritage Craft Workshops - Foraging - Forest School - Sauna & Sweatlodges."
More information on the Festival can be found on the Hidden Hearth website through the link HERE.
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