North Country Goes Green Irish Festival, New Venue, Same Irish Spirit
Oct 31, 2024 02:40PM ● By Nicole Petrus
After 35 successful years in Watertown, The North Country Goes Green Irish Festival, a beloved cultural event with deep roots in the community, is excited to announce its arrival in Clayton, NY. This eagerly awaited festival will be held at the Cerow Recreation Park Arena, promising an unforgettable weekend filled with Irish music, dance, food, and family-friendly activities.
Originating in Watertown over three decades ago, the North Country Goes Green Irish Festival has become a signature event, celebrating the rich heritage and traditions of Ireland. Moving to Clayton marks a significant milestone in the festival's history, offering a fresh venue and renewed enthusiasm from locals and visitors alike.
"We are thrilled to bring the North Country Goes Green Irish Festival to Clayton and to the Cerow Recreation Park Arena," said Dave Missert, co-chair of the festival. "After 35 years in Watertown, this move represents an exciting new chapter for us. We look forward to welcoming everyone to experience Irish culture in this beautiful new River setting."
The Cerow Recreation Park Arena provides an ideal backdrop for the festival's diverse lineup of entertainment. From traditional Irish music performances to captivating dance displays and authentic cuisine, attendees can expect a weekend full of culture and community spirit.
The festival will take place on March 14th & 15th, offering both indoor and outdoor activities to accommodate all weather conditions. Tickets will be available for purchase online at www.ncirishfest.com, as well as at the entrance during the event.
For more information and updates on the North Country Goes Green Irish Festival, or if you would like to volunteer or become a sponsor of this great event, please visit our website at www.ncirishfest.com
About North Country Goes Green Irish Festival: Founded over three decades ago in Watertown, NY, the North Country Goes Green Irish Festival celebrates Irish culture through music, dance, food, and community engagement. The festival has grown to become a cherished tradition, drawing attendees from across the region to experience the best of Irish heritage.
