Cork Holi Festival Returns to Fitzgerald's Park This Sunday
Cork Holi Festival returns to Fitzgerald's Park this Sunday, 29 March. Up to 1,500 expected for colour play, live DJs, performances and food.
The Cork Holi Festival is back for its third year, taking over Fitzgerald's Park on Sunday, 29th March 2026 for a day of colour, culture and community celebration.
Organised by Sanskriti CLG, the team behind Durga Puja Cork, the festival has grown rapidly since its launch in 2024 into one of Cork's most popular multicultural events. Organisers are expecting their largest turnout to date, with up to 1,500 attendees anticipated.
The day will feature organic colour play, live DJ sets, cultural performances and food from a range of local vendors. The event is supported by the international offices of University College Cork and Munster Technological University, alongside local partners and volunteers.
A spokesperson for Sanskriti CLG said:
"Cork Holi is not just for the Indian community – it's for everyone. It's about coming together to celebrate colour, positivity and the arrival of spring. Each year we see more people from across Cork joining in, and that's what makes it so special."
The festival is described as family-friendly and open to people of all ages and backgrounds.