Tracks in the Snow: The Henry Girls in Concert 29 Nov 2025
The Henry Girls return to The Ark to help us celebrate our 30th Birthday with a special concert performance of Tracks in The Snow, for ages 4+!
Back by popular demand, follow the heavenly harmonies of The Henry Girls into an enchanting world of winter wonder. This time, the sisters return for a special concert performance of their much-loved show Tracks in the Snow, performing songs from the original production.
From sparkling icicles to wolves in the forest, the thrill of sledding at high speed, and the wonder of the Northern Lights on a frosty night, join us to rediscover the magic and mysteries of winter through song.
And just what did make those tracks in the snow? Find out as The Henry Girls’ playful humour, exquisite harmonies, and trademark folk and trad melodies celebrate everything we love about the season when the world turns white.
Originally commissioned and produced by The Ark, Tracks in the Snow has delighted audiences since its premiere in 2015. This concert performance offers a new way to experience its beautiful songs, stripped back and full of festive warmth.
This concert also marks the launch of The Henry Girls’ Tracks in the Snow album, bringing the magic of the show back for everyone to enjoy!
About The Henry Girls...
The Henry Girls are three sisters from Co Donegal. Their music is infused with the rich cultural heritage of their native Donegal but with a transatlantic flavour.
Their shimmering harmonies and delicate musicianship have been revered since their early days but in the last number of years they have been renowned for their songwriting skills also. They have successfully learned to interweave their traditional roots with contemporary elements, earning them both commercial success and spectacular critical acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic. They are renowned for their captivating, heartwarming and often moving live performances. Those fortunate enough to have seen them perform live onstage will all agree with the sentiments of The Irish Times who simply described the experience as ʻa joy’.
The sisters have toured and collaborated on various other music projects,most noably Mary Black, Imelda May, Clannad, Sharon Shannon, The Hothouse Flowers, Donal Lunny, Altan and Dervish. They were nominated for an IFTA for Best Original Score on award-winning children’s film A Shine of Rainbows.
Find out more about the band at www.thehenrygirls.com