22/10/2026
The 14th West Cork Feel Good Festival takes place October 2026. This festival aims to promote mental wellbeing through inclusive and uplifting events and this year’s theme is ‘Ag moilliú do’n Fhómhar’ (Slowing down for Autumn).
Read More about the fantastic program at https://westcorkfeelgoodfestival.ie
Kevin O’Shanahan, festival founder and HSE South West mental health specialist added:
“The feedback from communities after last year’s festival was that life today is fast-paced, stressful and by slowing down and looking after ourselves, we make it possible to then be of more service to others. The most honest way to share that message is to live it. This year’s programme has therefore been planned, so that every event in it has been given room to breathe. We hope you’ll slow down for Autumn with us.”
At LEVIS we are delighted to continue our collaboration with the festival and will host the following events as part of West Cork Feel Good :
SATURDAY 24th OCTOBER
2pm–3pm | Blas Amhráin Deireadh an Fhomhair agus Rudaí Eile
A Taste of Songs at the End of the Harvest
Join Ger Wolfe for an afternoon of songs and tunes on Saturday, October 24th, at Levis’, Ballydehob, as part of the West Cork Feel Good Festival.
Hear a selection of songs as Gaeilge from Ger’s latest album, Songs from Freeman’s Baile Bhúirne Collection, alongside songs in English and a few fiddle tunes, both old and new.
This bilingual event promises a feel-good afternoon, with plenty of opportunities to join in the singing.
Stay on afterwards for an evening of ceoil out the back, featuring the fantastic Éirí 49 Céilí Band and friends agus a chairde.
SUNDAY 25th OCTOBER
8pm Nigerian-Irish alternative soul-pop artist Tolü Makay brings her powerful vocals and emotionally charged performances to Levis on Sunday, 25 October 2026, at 8 pm. Known for her viral cover of N17, TV appearances, and performances across Europe and the US, Tolü released her EP People Still Cry in the Summer in 2025. Tickets : leviscornerhouse.com
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