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Hit The Coast Street Art Festival

Underpass pillars at Riverdale & Narrow Gauge Road, Larne, Antrim, BT40 1LN
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Get Ready for an Explosion of Colour at the Hit the Coast Festival, Larne!  From Friday 29 to Sunday 31 August, Mid and East Antrim Council is proud to present an electrifying Street Art Festival that will completely transform the A8 underpass pillars at Riverdale and Narrowgauge Road!

Over 30 amazing street artists - from across the globe and right here at home - will bring their works of art to life over three vibrant days, creating stunning masterpieces before your eyes, including:  Ohhi, Melo, Andy Council, Nol, Slak Arts, Ana Fish, Ezra Pinkerton, Wee Nuls, Friz, KVLR, Emic, JMK, Rob Hilken, Zippy, HMC, FGB, Codo, Kerrie Hanna, Claire Prouvost, Vane MG, Decoy, Zurdie, Sinead Crumlish, Junk Graff, WallArtbyAlexandra, Bláthnaid Hogg, Niamh McWilliams-Small & More

Don't miss the Party! On Sunday 31 August (2–6pm), join us for a family-friendly Street Party on-site. Enjoy the transformation in real time while soaking up live entertainment from the Bang Bike DJ, dazzling magicians, an explosive breakdancing crew, quirky walkabout performers, and a hands-on Street Art Workshop for aspiring creatives.

With a delicious BBQ , ice cream on offer and a buzzing festival vibe, it's set to be an exciting celebration of art, music, and community spirit!
Mark your calendars and be part of Larne's most colourful weekend yet!

This street art project has been 90% funded by the Department of Communities and 10% funded by Mid and East Antrim Borough Council.

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Season (29 Aug 2025 - 31 Aug 2025)
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Sunday14:00 - 18:00

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