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This year's Returning Light event takes place in Donegal Town on Friday, December 22.
Returning Light is an annual charity concert in Donegal Town for local mental health services.
"Indulge in the spirit of the season at Returning Light, our annual Christmas Music Event, nestled within the heart of Donegal Town at the Parish Centre,” event organisers said.
“Picture a night where the air is filled with the soul-stirring melodies of acoustic music, skillfully performed by our talented local musicians. The Parish Centre, adorned in festive cheer, becomes a haven for the harmonious resonance of guitars, soothing vocals, and the heartfelt strumming of strings.
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“As you revel in the enchanting ambience, know that your presence contributes to the community's well-being, as all proceeds from this magical evening go towards supporting local charities. Join us on this musical journey on December 22, where every note played echoes the season's warmth, creating memories that resonate long after the final chord. Returning Light in the Parish Centre is not just an event; it's a celebration of unity, melody, and the true essence of giving back to our vibrant community."
Tickets are available online and at the door on the night. They are donation-based to make the event affordable to everyone.
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