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It's a wrap - Liselott Olofsson, Tony Strickland and Aoife Anderson PICTURE Vicky Comerford
It was time to celebrate on Sunday evening as artists and organisers gathered at Ryans at Friary Street for the AKA festival closing party.
This year marked the ninth Alternative Kilkenny Arts (AKA) Festival, which was packed with excitement, with events happening both in the city and around the county. With over eighty exhibitions and an eclectic programme of performances spanning from live music to the spoken word and much more the festival was a resounding success.
Congratulations to the hardworking team behind AKA on another great festival!
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