The Highlanders Wedding Party – Music, Dance and Tradition

Polish Arts Festival

18:00 - 19:00

In Person

No Booking Required

All Ages

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Description:

Step into the joyful world of a traditional Polish wedding and experience one of Poland’s most vibrant cultural traditions. Led by a charismatic Wodzirej (Master of Ceremonies), The Highlanders Wedding Party invites audiences of all ages to sing, dance, learn, and celebrate together.

Featuring live music, a Polish choir, authentic traditional costumes, storytelling, and folk dance demonstrations, this unique Culture Night event brings the spirit of a Polish wedding to life. Discover the customs surrounding the giving away of the bride, explore regional traditions, and learn about the role of music and community in Polish celebrations.

Most importantly, this is not a performance to simply watch—it’s an experience to join. Audience members will be encouraged to participate in traditional dances, learn simple folk dance steps, sing along, and become part of the celebration.

This family-friendly event celebrates cultural diversity, community connection, and shared experiences through music and dance. Whether you have Polish roots or are discovering Polish culture for the first time, come along and enjoy an unforgettable evening filled with laughter, live music, movement, and tradition.

No dance experience required—just bring your enthusiasm and join the party!

Date: 18.09.2026

Time: 18:00-19:00

Place: The Hunt Museum Garden, Limerick

Facility & Features:

Additional information about accessibility:

The Highlanders Wedding Party is designed to be an inclusive, welcoming, and accessible event for people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. The event will take place in the Hunt Museum Garden, which provides step-free access and accessible facilities.
Participation is flexible, allowing audience members to engage at a level that suits their comfort and ability. While traditional dances will be taught and encouraged, attendees may also choose to watch, listen to the music, enjoy the storytelling elements, or participate from a seated position.
The event is suitable for all skill levels, with no prior dance, music, or cultural knowledge required. Instructions will be demonstrated visually and verbally, making participation accessible to people with varying levels of experience and language ability. The event is not heavily language-dependent, as music, movement, costume, and visual storytelling form a significant part of the experience.
The outdoor setting allows attendees to move