The Taste of All Nations multicultural festival, a vibrant celebration of diversity, food, and music, is returning to the Barbican Centre, Drogheda, this Saturday, 30th August, from 12 pm to 6 pm. The free, family-friendly event is organised by Hands 4 Unity.
The festival brings people together to experience the rich flavours, sounds, and traditions of cultures from around the world without ever leaving Drogheda.
Attendees can look forward to:
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Authentic international cuisines prepared by local communities.
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Live performances of music and dance from across the globe.
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A colourful fashion showcase.
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Fun activities for children and families.
Cllr Ejiro O’Hare Stratton, Founder of Hands 4 Unity, said the event is about “celebrating the richness of diversity in Drogheda and showing how our town is stronger when every culture has a place at the table.”
This year’s festival is expected to draw families, community groups, and visitors from across Louth and beyond. The event is free and open to everyone.
