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When What Where Contact July a Ugust September October When What Where Contact 1 - 2 ALMC Stages Rally 2017 Trim t 086 191 2764 w almc.ie 1 Beach Cricket Festival Bettystown Beach t 086 354 8146 w beachsportsireland.com 2 National Sandcastle and Sand Sculpturing Festival Bettystown Beach t 087 929 1498 w nationalsandcastles.ie 3 - 7 Summer Cook Camp Lismullin Culinary School t 046 902 5099 w lismullinculinary.com 6 - 8 Bellewstown Races Bellewstown t 041 982 3614 w bellewstownraces.ie 15 “Great Expectations” Outdoor Theater Oldbridge House, Drogheda t 041 980 9950 w battleoftheboyne.ie 19 - 23 Seo Samhradh - Summer Show Gaeltacht Ráth Chairn t 046 943 2381 w rathchairn.com 21 - 22 King John’s Summer Prom Trim Castle Grounds w ticketmaster.ie 29 - 30 An Post Heritage Cycle Trim & Environs t 046 906 7337 w meathsports.ie 30 Finnegan’s Farm Fest Finnegan’s Farm, Balrath, Navan t 041 982 5153 w finnegansfarm.ie July 30 Summer Family Fun Day Oldbridge House, Drogheda t 041 980 9950 w battleoftheboyne.ie Bellewstown Races Oldbridge House Summer Cook Camp Moynalty Steam Threshing 4 - 6 Boyne Music Festival Townley Hall, Drogheda w boynemusicfestival.com 4 - 7 Guth Gafa International Film Festival Headfort House & Kells Town t 086 811 8112 w guthgafa.com 5 “The Wind in the Willows” Outdoor Theatre Oldbridge House, Drogheda t 041 980 9950 w battleoftheboyne.ie 13 Moynalty Steam Threshing Festival Moynalty t 087 794 0372 w moynaltysteamthreshing.ie 19 - 20 Sunnydaze Childrens Festival Rathbeggan Lakes t 086 811 3259 w rathbegganlakes.com 19 - 27 Heritage Week Across the Boyne Valley w heritageweek.ie 20 (TBC) The Ladywell Fete Slane Castle t 041 982 4000 w visitslane.ie 27 Race Around Ireland Trim (Start) t 087 900 8845 w racearoundireland.ie August 30 - 31 Bellewstown Races Bellewstown t 041 982 3614 w bellewstownraces.ie 3 Royal Meath Agricultural Show Trim t 086 735 5557 w trim-show.com 5 Laytown Strand Races Laytown t 041 982 3614 w laytownstrandraces.ie 10 - 15 52nd European Sandyachting Championships Laytown & Bettystown Beach t 086 686 6867 w ec2017ireland.com 21 Loughcrew Autumn Equinox Loughcrew t 041 988 0300 22 Culture Night at Oldbridge House Oldbridge House, Drogheda t 041 980 9950 w battleoftheboyne.ie 22 - 24 Dunshaughlin Harvest Festival Dunshaughlin t 085 821 8908 w dunfest.com 23 Taste of Togher Annagassan t 087 949 5064 w tasteoftogher.com 23 - 24 Autumn Equinox Festival - Farewell to the Light Loughcrew & Oldcastle t 086 606 9201 w loughcrew.com 29 Behind the Scenes: Celebrating the Spud Meade Potato Company Farm t 046 905 3198 w meadepotato.com September (TBC) Bru na Boinne Solstice Draw Donore t 041 988 0300 16 - 1 Nov Spirits of Meath Halloween Festival All around Co Meath w spiritsofmeath.ie October Autumn Equinox Festival Laytown Strand Races European Sandyachting Championships Spirits of Meath Halloween Festival For full event listing see discoverboynevalley.ie or Download the FREE Discover Boyne Valley App All information deemed accurate at the time of going discoverboynevalley.ie to print. Boyne Valley Tourism does not take any responsibility for errors or omissions. #boynevalley .
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