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Hosts of the highly anticipated Laois Intercultural Day have put the call out for artists from across the county to perform for the big day.
The event is being hosted by the Laois African Support Group, who said they are "excited to be organising the day".
In a post online, the group said they are looking for individual artists or groups to perform at this year's event, taking place in a few weeks.
"Everyone is welcome, come along and showcase your colourful culture," the Laois African Support Group explained.
Cultural groups, dancers, spoken word artists, poets and drama groups are all encouraged to apply, as the day is set to be packed with local talent.
The event is supported by the Communities Integration Fund, as well as the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth.
Those interested in applying can do so via this link - LINK TO APPLY
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