K-fest

Looking for something special to do in the south of Ireland this summer? If so, you’re in for a treat…

Ireland is not only a wonderful country with crazy gorgeous sights and wildly beautiful nature, but it's also filled with an amazing culture and incredibly nice, laid back, good natured people. A place like this is bound to produce great things, right? Well, that’s exactly what they do and that’s why #ilovekfest.

K-Fest is a combination of a great place with great people who get together to create an amazing experience for everyone involved. There’s visual art, music, poetry, comedy, drama, film and entertainment for the whole family. There’s pretty much something for everyone and it’s all great quality. Can you tell I am excited to be one of K-Fest's artists this year?

K-Fest - Ireland's top festival for emerging art - flavia bernardes art blog

I'm honored and excited to be a part of it. And I’m making some cool new pieces just for the festival. So if you need an excuse to see my work up and close, this is a great one.

The festival takes place during the bank holiday in the beginning of June, in Killorglin, co. Kerry. It’s also a part of The Ring of Kerry, one of the most beautiful scenic routes of Ireland. Here's some info straight from K-Fest's webiste:

K-Fest Music & The Arts aims to promote culture in all its forms and to nurture the growth of music and the arts to include galleries, live music, film, spoken word, children’s workshops and to foster participation in the arts and artistic thought for all ages. We seek to present emerging and ground-breaking artists in a unique setting and to develop long-term relationships with the musicians and artists that participate. The K-Fest name is associated with cultural innovation, artistic exploration and excellence and for showcasing fun, eclectic and thought-provoking events while setting and maintaining high production standards across all its programmes. #ilovekfest

If you need any more proof that K-Fest is the best place to be this summer, just have a look at the video below... And seriously: why go to the south of anywhere else when you can go to the south of Ireland and have the time of you life at K-Fest?