See history brought to life as you watch the 18th century water-powered cornmill in action.
Live music, scenic views, and laid-back vibes—spend your summer Sundays soaking up sound in Castle Ward’s historic courtyard.
Step into a living landscape shaped by nature and history on this special ranger-led walk through the summer meadows of Castle Ward’s Temple Water area.
Experience a summer of medieval adventure at Castle Ward! This summer, we've set aside the lawn games! From 5 July - 31 August, enjoy thrilling challenges, interactive quests, and fantasy fun!
Explore Castle Ward’s gardens with our expert team on a guided tour of the Sunken Garden and Pinetum—perfect for picking up gardening tips and discovering hidden horticultural highlights.
Join us for a vibrant weekend celebrating local creativity with artisan stalls, live craft demonstrations, hands-on workshops, and great food, all set against the stunning backdrop of this historic estate.
Unwind with a guided landscape painting session and enjoy a traditional cream tea in a relaxed, creative setting.
Traditional Irish tunes, summer evening vibes, and local favourites—join us for music, dancing, and craic in the Castle Ward farmyard.
Kick-start your day with an early morning adventure on two wheels, as we take on the Castle Ward Boundary Trail for a ranger-led cycle on Saturday 30 August.
Travel back through time at Castle Ward this European Heritage Open Day, where history comes alive on Saturday 13 September 2025 with free entry and immersive experiences across the estate.
Add a handmade touch to your Halloween decorations this year with a cosy and creative macramé ghost workshop at Castle Ward.
Visit the Bewitching Bazaar Craft Market at Castle Ward. Explore gothic décor, magical candles, and autumnal crafts from local artists. Don’t miss a spooktacular day of shopping in a magical setting!
Join us from 5 - 7 December for our Christmas Artisan Market. Pick up your local crafts and gifts before heading round to our decorated mansion house where you can experience Christmas just as the Georgians did.