FRIDAY, 16TH JUNE AND SATURDAY 17TH JUNE

PRICE: €65

PLACE: THE GRAIN STORE

Killruddery’s Seasonal Supper Club is back with attendees enjoying a set, sharing plate style menu.

Inspired by the abundance of spring produce from our Walled Garden and Farm, Head Chef Niall O’Sullivan and his team prepare a vegetable and estate-reared meat focused menu for you to enjoy in our atmospheric 19th Century Grain Store.

Join us by candle light, for an evening near our roaring log fire and enjoy a four-course set, sharing plate style menu, complete with a glass of bubbles with botanical flourish from our Walled Garden.

Please book a time slot to attend, as we are keeping numbers low, please allow 48 hours if you are unable to attend as we might have a wait list. Payment for your four-course set menu is taken upon booking. Should you be unable to attend please let us know a minumum of 48 hours before and we will do our utmost to reschedule you to another date, or process a refund should we be unable to.

Please note, this cost does not include additional wine and beverages which you will enjoy on the night. Bookings for our Seasonal Supper Club are limited to a total of 8 individuals per table.

SAMPLE SET MENU FOR SEASONAL SUPPERS HERE. 

SATURDAY, 3RD JUNE 

MEMBERS: FREE 

NON-MEMBERS: GARDEN ENTRY

PLACE: THE FARM

EVENT DESCRIPTION

Killruddery is a place of many wonders. As well as our historic house and heritage Gardens, our Estate continues to be a working farm.

With the arrival of summer, our sheep need to rid their winter coats, and so our annual Sheep Shearing Day will return this Saturday, 3^rd June. You are invited to watch this ancient and highly skilful tradition which is a pleasure to behold, and one for all the family to enjoy.

This event will take place in the farm sheds which can be accessed via our Garden Entrance Shop. Taking place from 09.30 until early afternoon, we recommend visiting earlier in the day to catch a sight of the action!

This event is free for Members, with a cost of Garden Entry for non-Members. No advance booking is required.

**This event is highly weather dependent and may be cancelled at short notice, please look out for announcements online**

FAQ:

• Sheep shearing if very weather dependent - we may move dates at short notice, so please keep a look out for latest announcements online 
• If you are not a Member, a ticket for entry to the Gardens is required to attend this event. Members do not require an entrance ticket 
• This event is mostly outdoors so please dress for the lively Irish weather! 

SATURDAY, 10TH JUNE

FREE

EVENT DESCRIPTION

In March 2020, husband and wife, pianist Tom Poster and violinist Elena Urioste, made the decision to record and share one music video for every day they would spend in isolation as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. They named their pandemic project, #UriPosteJukeBox, a portmanteau of their last names and a nod to a more nostalgic way of enjoying music.

In celebration of Cruinniú na nÓg, Ireland’s national day of free creativity for children and young people under 18, these inspirational musicians will play a charming selection of music from their JukeBox days. A fun and eclectic programme for all the family presented with love and care by these enchanting musicians.

DICMF is funded by the Arts Council/An Chomhairle Ealaíon and the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media

FAQ:

• This concert will take place in The Orangery of Killruddery House and will begin at 13.00 
• Please allow plenty of time to arrive and park in our main customer car park and follow signs to The Orangery (through our Entrance Shop) for the concert

SATURDAY, 10TH JUNE 

PRICE: €50 / €38

EVENT DESCRIPTION

On Saturday, 10th June The Orangery provides the perfect backdrop for a summer evening concert of chamber music greats. Long a favourite of Irish audiences, pianist Philippe Cassard returns to DICMF, on this occasion to collaborate with his music compatriots, violinist David Grimal and cellist, Anne Gastinel in tantalising music by Brahms and Schubert. Renowned chamber musicians and exceptional French musical ambassadors, these three long-time chamber music partners bring with them elegant artistry and musical prowess. A must for chamber music aficionados!

Attending the concert? Why not join us for a three course pre-concert dinner in The Grain Store at 17.30. BOOK HERE.

DICMF is funded by the Arts Council/An Chomhairle Ealaíon and the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media

FAQ:

• This concert will take place in The Orangery of Killruddery House and will begin at 19.30 
• Please allow plenty of time to arrive and park in our main customer car park and follow signs to The Orangery (through our Entrance Shop) for the concert