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Carrick Festival of Light 2026

Carrick Festival of Light 2026

Banner for the Carrick Festival of Light: “Hoolity Ha’” taking place on Saturday 21st November, 6pm–8pm. The design features a dark purple and orange Halloween-themed background with lanterns, fire effects, an owl illustration and spooky imagery. Event details include a Lantern Parade at Glendoune Centre at 6pm with Bloco Dandara Samba Band and a shorefront fire performance at 7.15pm on Louisa Drive. Sponsor and organiser logos appear along the bottom, including Carrick Community Arts, SP Energy Networks, Destination South Ayrshire, South Ayrshire Council and the National Lottery Community Fund.
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Carrick Festival of Light – Hoolity Ha’

Join the Carrick Festival of Light – Hoolity Ha’ for an evening of music, light and lanterns in Girvan.

Event Schedule

  • Meet at the Glendoune Centre, Piedmont Road, Girvan at 6pm
  • River of Light Lantern Procession begins at 6.30pm
  • Featuring Bloco Dandara
  • Shorefront Performance at 7pm


What to Expect

  • Lantern procession
  • Live music
  • Light installations and performances
  • Family-friendly entertainment


Themes:
Music • Light • Lanterns

The Carrick Festival of Light 2026 also helps promote mental health awareness by bringing people together through creativity, connection and shared experiences.

Presented by CRAG Community Arts as part of the Carrick Festival of Light, with support from the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival, Destination South Ayrshire, SP Energy Networks, The National Lottery Community Fund, and the Kilgallioch Community Fund.

Additional Information

Walkers welcome
Saturday 21 November 2026
From 6pm
Suitable for all ages
Free
Glendoune Community Centre, 60 Piedmont Road, Girvan KA26 0DS
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