Clare’s theatres, castles, and performance venues present a vibrant year-round programme of entertainment — from concerts and plays to dance, comedy, film, and traditional Irish nights. These venues bring stories to life, showcase local and national talent, and offer unforgettable experiences for visitors and residents alike.

You’ll find everything from touring productions and intimate performances to family shows and festive concerts. Each venue has its own atmosphere and events calendar, so it’s best to check directly for what’s happening next.

glór, Ennis

A flagship arts and entertainment venue in Ennis presenting theatre, music, comedy, film, and family performances year-round.

See what’s on: www.Glor.ie

Cois na hAbhna, Ennis

The regional base for Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann in Clare, celebrating traditional Irish music, song, and dance through concerts, céilithe, and workshops.

See what’s on: www.coisnahabhna.ie

Bunratty Castle – Medieval Banquets, Bunratty

Step back in time and join the castle entertainers for an evening of feasting, music, and song within the storied walls of famous Bunratty Castle.

See what’s on: www.bunrattycastle.ie/medieval-banquet/

Knappogue Castle – Medieval Banquets, near Quin

Dine like lords and ladies amid candle-lit stone halls as Knappogue Castle’s entertainers bring harp, fiddle, song and dance to life in a grand medieval feast.

See what’s on: www.knappoguecastle.ie/medieval-banquet/

Cultúrlann Sweeney, Kilkee

Located in the heart of Kilkee, this 108-seat theatre and gallery space hosts film screenings, theatre productions, exhibitions, and community arts events throughout the year.

See what’s on: Cultúrlann Sweeney, Kilkee

Cnoc na Gaoithe, Tulla

A cultural and performance centre in the heart of Tulla featuring a modern auditorium for concerts, drama, dance, céilís, and community events throughout the year.

See what’s on: www.cnocnagaoithe.com

Clare Traditional Music Pubs

County Clare is famous for its live traditional music sessions, found in pubs across Ennis, Doolin, Miltown Malbay, and beyond. Below is a link to a selection of these pubs where traditional music thrives — places where locals and visitors share tunes, stories, and good company.

See a selection of pubs HERE