Féile 2025 was our biggest festival yet – over 150 events across 11 days and 60 venues, celebrating everything that makes our communities and our city great. Go raibh míle maith agaibh to the thousands who came along and enjoyed the events, and a special thanks to everyone who organised, took part, volunteered, and helped make it a huge success. We’re already looking forward to 2026!
Check out highlights from the festival:
Féile 2025 would not have beeen possible without the support of our funders including The Executive Office, Derry City & Strabane District Council, Department of Foreign Affairs and the collaboration of the many groups, initiatives, volunteers and residents from throughout the Bogside, Brandywell, Creggan, Bishop Street and Fountain areas who came together to shape and manage this programme of events.
What We Do
Féile works together with many other organisations, including:
Each year, we come together to deliver a fantastic programme of events, which includes music, sport, education, literature, visual arts, carnivals, fun days, health, discussions, lectures & conferences, community consultation and tours. Féile is only possible thanks to the commitment and hard work of a multitude of groups, volunteers and initiatives.
You can see updates, information and photos & videos about the work we do on our news and film pages!
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You can find information about Féile and our events on this website, but we also recommend following us on our social media platforms. You can find these located here on our contact page!
Féile will host the Derry premiere of Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk, a powerful new documentary about a Palestinian photojournalist later killed by Israeli missiles, at the Nerve Centre on Monday 8 September. Read more…
Hundreds of people from across the Bishop Street, Bogside, Brandywell and Creggan came together for two processions celebrating the neighbourhoods as Féile’s biggest ever programme of events drew to a close on Friday night. Residents, Read more…
A panel of speakers from Unionist and Loyalist backgrounds will take part in a public discussion tonight at the Northwest Learning Disability Centre on Foyle Road, as part of Féile 2025. The event, which begins Read more…