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The Dean Crowe is set to celebrate the Summer Solstice with its third fair this Saturday June 21. The Dean Crowe Theatre and Arts Centre has been delighted to play host to a wonderful number of extremely talented local arts and crafts merchants since its first foray into holding fairs last Christmas. This is hoped to continue through the summer months and attract a wider catchment of potential buyers by targeting the tourists who will visit Athlone in their thousands this season.

A RHYTHM, dance, and fire, and spectacular to celebrate midsummer, takes place this Saturday, in Brigit’s Garden, Rosscahill, from 7.30pm to 11.30pm.

Monday December 31 will be a night with a difference in Walshestown Community Centre near Mullingar, when gospel singer, Phil Nally presents an evening of gospel singing. If you’re looking for something a little different this New Year’s Eve this could be your chance. And what better way to ring in 2013 than with a magical night of gospel singing? All are welcome to this event which starts at 8.30pm in Walshestown Community Centre, which is on the R393 on the Mullingar to Ballinacarrigy road.

Street Feast, now in its third year, aims to celebrate with the biggest number of street parties across Ireland. Whether it is a front garden family gathering or a whole street extravaganza, register on www.streetfeast.ie and lets have a national party on June 17.

‘Midsummer Melodies’, a performance of light classical music by Mayo Concert Orchestra, will take place on Tuesday, June 21 at 9pm at Ballintubber Abbey.

Galwegians can celebrate the summer solstice at a special fire spectacular at Brigit’s Garden on Saturday.

INDIAN FUSION group Bahh will perform a solstice celebration concert in the Spirit Centre, Nuns Island, this Sunday.

THE DISCONAUTS will wave farewell to 2008 and bring in the New Year with a bang at their New Year’s Eve party in the Cellar Underground.

There will be music and fun for all ages when The Bealtaine Picnic event is held in the Galway City Museum on Saturday May 2 from 2pm to 5pm.

Fires glowed on more than a dozen hilltops across the Midlands as Westmeath launched its newest festival on the legendary Hill of Uisneach to celebrate May 1 Bealtaine.