Dublin Irish Festival returns to Ohio with music, dance and more
The Dublin Irish Festival will take place Friday, July 31, through Sunday, August 2, 2026, on the rolling lawns of Coffman Park in Dublin, Ohio, with Friday evening, full Saturday, and a Sunday morning opening, offering free admission until 11 am. Get your tickets now before the prices increase on July 19th! Also download the Dublin Irish Festival app to stay up to date and for an all-in-one guide to stages, vendors, maps, and personalized schedules so you never miss a performance.
- ▪The Dublin Irish Festival will take place Friday, July 31, through Sunday, August 2, 2026, on the rolling lawns of Coffman Park in Dublin, Ohio, with Friday evening, full Saturday, and a Sunday morning opening, offering free admission until
- ▪Get your tickets now before the prices increase on July 19th!
- ▪Also download the Dublin Irish Festival app to stay up to date and for an all-in-one guide to stages, vendors, maps, and personalized schedules so you never miss a performance.
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The Dublin Irish Festival will take place Friday, July 31, through Sunday, August 2, 2026, on the rolling lawns of Coffman Park in Dublin, Ohio, with Friday evening, full Saturday, and a Sunday morning opening, offering free admission until 11 am. Get your tickets now before the prices increase on July 19th! Also download the Dublin Irish Festival app to stay up to date and for an all-in-one guide to stages, vendors, maps, and personalized schedules so you never miss a performance. The weekend lineup promises seven music and dance stages, roughly 60 acts, and more than 800 performers drawn from national and international artists to local dance schools and pipe and drum bands. The weekend's program offers something for every fan of Irish arts.
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