Falling Leaves: Autumnal Jazz

October 30th at 7pm

Say farewell to autumn and hello to winter in the company of some of Wexford’s finest jazz musicians. These A-list players proved very popular when they appeared at Jazz at Johnstown in Continue reading →

Halloween Event: The Tunnel of Terror.

Book tickets here

Finally after the COVID pandemic Johnstown Castle is back open but the resident ghosts are non-too happy! They’ve had the Castle all to themselves and cruel Cromwell & other devilish ghouls Continue reading →

Exhibition: Pioneering Wexford Women at The Irish Agricultural Museum, Johnstown Castle Estate, Museum and Gardens.

On the 8^th of May, 1849, twenty brave young Wexford women left the overcrowded, disease ridden Wexford town Workhouse for a new life in Continue reading →

Jazz at Johnstown, Saturday, September 11th, 2021

This open-air, half day event of live jazz music from some of Wexford’s finest musicians, and will take place on Saturday, September 11. This is a non-ticketed event, and entry is by general Continue reading →

Castle Lake Arts Festival: Saturday August 7th: 6pm – 11pm

This event is now Sold Out.

Castle Lake Festival Details for Attendees

Entry

Gates open at 5.30pm. Entry and exit will be through the visitor centre.

Please have your Continue reading →

For toy lovers of all ages the Irish Agricultural Museum are delighted to showcase an exciting exhibition of over 600 model cars. The collection is complemented by a fascinating collection of vintage motoring memorabilia, garage pumps and equipment from the Continue reading →

The archive of the Irish Agricultural Museum is as old as the museum itself which means it is just over 40 years old. The museum’s origins though go back much further than that as it is product of how the Continue reading →

The Irish Heritage Trust is delighted to have received two grants from the Heritage Council of Ireland’s Community Heritage Grant for the conservation of two significant archives at its properties Johnstown Castle, Estate, Museum & Gardens, Wexford and Strokestown Continue reading →

The “Irish Famine and Cottier Cabins” virtual exhibition brings together leading experts who explore the lives of some of Ireland’s poorest and most vulnerable people during the Great Hunger in the 1840s and the cottier cabins (third and fourth Continue reading →