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All Together Now returned to Curraghmore Estate over the Bank Holiday weekend, drawing a reported crowd of around 35,000 to the Waterford grounds for its seventh edition. The three-day event combined live music, food and contemporary art across the estate’s lawns and courtyards.
Highlights from All Together Now 2026
Organisers billed the weekend as a celebration of music and culture. Across multiple stages, performances and installations provided the festival’s core programme without interruption.
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Attendees described the atmosphere as vibrant and diverse. Colourful outfits and lively crowds were a recurring sight throughout the site.
What people experienced
Food vendors, pop-up art displays and musical acts offered a mix designed to appeal to a broad audience. For many visitors, the combination of sounds, tastes and visual art created the weekend’s defining impressions.
Atmosphere and crowd
The festival’s scale was notable: roughly 35,000 people converged on the estate over the holiday period. That turnout helped shape a bustling, communal atmosphere across the venue.
Implications for Waterford
By drawing thousands to Curraghmore, the festival reinforced its place on the county’s summer events calendar. For local businesses and the cultural sector, such gatherings are an important seasonal draw.
Photographs and footage from the weekend emphasised the event’s colour and energy, underscoring why All Together Now has become a regular fixture for many music and arts fans.
