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Grangebeg Camphill Community in Dunlavin, Co Kildare
Camphill Grangebeg will throw open its gates to the public on Thursday, August 14th, for an afternoon of food, music, and community spirit.
The Open Day, running from 12pm to 4pm at the Grangebeg Camphill Community in Dunlavin, Co Kildare, promises something for all ages.
Visitors can enjoy a BBQ with meal deals - including a burger or hot dog and a drink for just €5 - along with live music, sports games, and a raffle boasting fantastic prizes.
Craft lovers will find plenty to browse, with stalls featuring pottery and handwoven items made in the community.
Organisers say the event is a chance for locals to connect, have fun, and learn more about the work of Camphill Grangebeg, which supports people with intellectual disabilities through shared living, meaningful work, and community life.
Entry is free and everyone is welcome. Proceeds from the day will go towards supporting Camphill Grangebeg’s work.
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