Adventure & Activity

Culture Night / Oíche Chultúir returns on Friday 18th September 2026 for its 21st edition, bringing a nationwide celebration of culture, creativity and the arts to communities across Ireland.

From towns and villages to rural communities and unexpected spaces, Culture Night is a chance to discover the culture that exists all around us. Across the Boyne Valley, it offers an opportunity to experience the region's creativity, heritage and community spirit, with special events and activities taking place throughout the evening.

What happens when you bring together Irish language, traditional music, local history, nature, food, crafts, wellbeing and a good bit of community spirit?

You get Féile Siamsa Glas.

September is a great time to explore the Boyne Valley. The busy summer months are beginning to wind down, but there is still plenty happening across Meath and Louth, from live music and theatre to family days out, cultural celebrations and some wonderfully unique events.

This September, you can enjoy everything from an evening with Liverpool legends and a Garth Brooks tribute to Culture Night, a Taylor Swift afternoon for the whole family and so much more!

Looking for a family getaway packed with outdoor adventures, fascinating history, hands-on experiences, and great food? Navan is the perfect base for exploring the Boyne Valley. With scenic walks, exciting attractions, beautiful countryside, and plenty of places to relax and refuel, there's something for visitors of every age.

Here's a three-day itinerary to help your family make the most of everything Navan has to offer.

Kells is a fantastic destination for a family escape. Rich in history, surrounded by beautiful countryside, and home to unique attractions, Kells offers plenty to keep visitors of all ages entertained. Whether you're exploring ancient heritage, enjoying the outdoors, or discovering local food, this three-day itinerary is packed with family-friendly experiences.

August is the perfect month to make the most of the outdoors in the Boyne Valley. With longer evenings, beautiful countryside, stunning coastline and plenty of fantastic local food producers, there are endless opportunities to enjoy a relaxed picnic surrounded by some of Ireland’s most scenic landscapes.

From sandy beaches and riverside walks to woodland trails and historic landmarks, here are some of the best picnic spots to explore this August.

National Heritage Week returns from 15th to 23rd August 2026, bringing a packed programme of events that celebrate the rich history, culture and traditions of the Boyne Valley. Across Counties Meath and Louth, visitors can enjoy guided walks, archaeological experiences, fascinating talks, live performances, family activities and opportunities to explore some of Ireland's most remarkable historic sites.

The August Bank Holiday is the perfect excuse to escape for a few days and discover everything the Boyne Valley has to offer. From ancient heritage sites and scenic walking trails to vibrant towns, award-winning food, and relaxing spa experiences, there's no shortage of ways to make the most of the long weekend.

There’s no better way to experience the beauty of the Boyne Valley than by staying under the stars. Whether you prefer pitching a tent, enjoying the comforts of glamping, exploring in a motorhome, or setting off on an unforgettable campervan adventure, the region offers something for every type of traveller.

Trim is one of the Boyne Valley's most popular family destinations, combining medieval history, outdoor adventures, hands-on experiences, and fantastic food. Home to Ireland's largest Anglo-Norman castle and surrounded by beautiful countryside, Trim offers endless opportunities for families to explore, learn, and make memories together.

Here's a three-day itinerary to help you experience the very best of this historic town.