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CULTURE Night 2021 saw hundreds of families and people, young and old enjoy an evening of music, excitement, fun and the magic of creativity.
A variety of free events took place at venues across the city and county on Friday evening in what was the biggest one-off event since March 2020.
While there were some virtual and online events, there were a large number of outdoor events at venues such as the Milk Market, the Hunt Museum and King John's Castle.
#Limerick you are looking stunning tonight. @KingJohnsCastle is one of the great Irish venues.
— Cllr Daniel Butler, Mayor of Limerick (@DanielButlerFG) September 17, 2021
Sionna is a exciting event showcasing amazing local talent. Have a look & listen. On again tomorrow night. #CultureNight #CultureNightLimerick#LimerickEdge pic.twitter.com/8wxdEqKkyl
A whole lot of happiness in the @milk_market tonight as @downtowndixie1 play to mark @CultureNight and the @PigtownLimerick festival! Lovely to see people out and about. pic.twitter.com/duuKpYBOSD
— Nick Rabbitts (@Nick468official) September 17, 2021
A whole lot of happiness in the @milk_market tonight as @downtowndixie1 play to mark @CultureNight and the @PigtownLimerick festival! Lovely to see people out and about. pic.twitter.com/duuKpYBOSD
— Nick Rabbitts (@Nick468official) September 17, 2021
PHOTOGRAPHS: Diarmuid Greene
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