‘Saturday Lunchtimes Live in the Park’ continue at Flowerfield Arts Centre in Portstewart
Music lovers are invited to make the most of their summer weekends as ‘Saturday Lunchtimes Live in the Park’ continue at Flowerfield Park, Portstewart, with a vibrant programme of FREE outdoor performances.
Set against the beautiful surroundings of Flowerfield Park, the popular concert series showcases an exciting mix of musical styles, from opera and musical theatre to bluegrass, sea shanties and traditional folk performance, offering something for audiences of all ages.
The free lunchtime concerts provide the perfect opportunity to relax with family and friends, enjoy a picnic and experience live music in one of the North Coast’s most picturesque settings.
Saturday 26 July – Northern Ireland Opera
Northern Ireland Opera, the country’s national opera company, will present a free lunchtime performance featuring much-loved opera arias and musical theatre favourites. Renowned for bringing world-class productions to communities across Northern Ireland, the company promises a memorable afternoon of exceptional live music.
Saturday 2 August – Reuben Agnew Bluegrass Trio
Reuben Agnew Bluegrass Trio bring a fresh, high-energy take on traditional bluegrass, blending outstanding musicianship with influences gained from touring throughout Ireland, the UK, Europe and the USA.
Expect authentic bluegrass spirit, driving rhythms and an uplifting performance.
Saturday 9 August – Megan Paul and Andrew Robinson
North Coast vocalist Megan Paul joins acclaimed pianist and musical director Andrew Robinson for an afternoon of musical theatre favourites and popular classics. Megan has performed at venues including the Grand Opera House, Waterfront Hall and Riverside Theatre, while Andrew’s impressive theatre credits include Come From Away, Fiddler on the Roof, Guys & Dolls and Kinky Boots.
Saturday 16 August – Causeway Shantymen
Known for their energetic, foot-stomping performances, the Causeway Shantymen bring traditional sea shanties to life with powerful harmonies, audience participation and infectious enthusiasm. Festival favourites across Northern Ireland, they are guaranteed to have crowds singing along.
Saturday 23 August – Causeway Mummers
Inspired by local folklore, history and mythology, the Causeway Mummers combine traditional masked theatre, music and storytelling in a unique celebration of the Causeway Coast’s rich cultural heritage. Following their popular appearance at Flowerfield’s Awakening event earlier this year, they return with another lively and immersive performance.
Each concert takes place from 12 noon to 1pm, providing the perfect way to spend a summer Saturday outdoors. Visitors are encouraged to bring a picnic, camping chair or blanket and enjoy an afternoon of free entertainment in the park.