A variety of events will be held across County Wicklow as part of National Heritage Week 2023 which takes place from Saturday, 12th August, to Sunday, 20th August.
Amongst the events are:
- Biodiversity walks and historical house tours at Altidore Castle
- Two days of Wicklow Crafts demonstrations at Enniskerry Schoolhouse for Art
- Hands-on archaeological ‘Big Digs’ for kids at Tinahely and Glendalough
- Meet Our Native Trees walk and talk at Castleruddery Organic Farm
- Ballyknockan Village walking tour and stone cutting demonstration
- Wicklow Head Lighthouse open day
- Basket making demonstration and Lego workshops at Glendalough
- Talks on the ‘Treasures of Nuns Cross Church’
- The Archives at Killruddery and
- Guided walking tours at Bray Head, St Peters Graveyard, Kilcoole, and Glen of The Downs
Anybody interested in hosting an event or a digital project can register it up to the beginning of National Heritage Week on August 12th and even during the week itself right up until the final day on Sunday August 20th.
They can do so via the Organisers’ Portal on www.heritageweek.ie.
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