Ensuring the soul of this hugely popular annual event is kept alive until its return next year, the festival’s digital entertainment will also include fun family shows, dancing, singing, challenges, cooking, competitions and more, all hosted by TV presenter Stephen Mulhern.
Glenarm Castle was originally built in 1636 and is currently the home of Lord and Lady Dunluce. Full of enchanting walks and featuring one of the oldest walled gardens in the country, the beautiful estate around the castle also contains a series of stylish ocean view pods that offer the perfect rural holiday.
The castle will form the backdrop to a fireworks finale for Camp Dalfest, which will go live on the morning of Saturday 18 July and run a full day of online entertainment, some pre-recorded and some live.
Festival fans can watch for free online with the option of buying a non-compulsory virtual festival ticket which will go towards the cost of the event, with those buying ticket entered into a series of competitions for top prizes.
Adapting to the new normal has brought out the innovation and ingenuity typical of the Northern Irish people. In the land built by a giant spirit, if you can't come to the festival, the festival will come to you.
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