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SUMMARY:The Art of Perfume
DESCRIPTION:The Burren Perfumery is a family-run business based in the west of Ireland that creates fragrances and cosmetics inspired by the unique beauty of the area that is its namesake. It has recently collaborated with the visual artist Cliona Doyle\, whose work tends toward the botanical\, to create the designs for the company’s perfume bottles. Doyle had spent a year documenting on copper plates flora native to the Burren\, and creating line drawings inspired by them\, which she later etched on to the bottles. The resulting images are mix of stylised tenderness and fidelity to nature—they are\, in other words\, representative of the fragrances created by the company. The bottles will be on display at SO Fine Art Editions until 4 November\, along with other original etchings and line drawings by the artist.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/the-art-of-perfume/
LOCATION:10 South Anne Street\, Dublin\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:I am Irish
DESCRIPTION:With growing racial tensions across the globe and the emergence of far right groups in Ireland\, #IamIrish makes its mark on home ground to challenge perceptions of what it looks like to be Irish in 2017.\nThis October in Axis Ballymun\, #IamIrish presents an exhibition and series of events exploring Identity\, Race\, Culture and Heritage. Inspired by a persisting lack of representation of the Black Irish experience\, Lorraine Maher launched the project to celebrate a more diverse representation of Irish identity and to question the concept of ‘Irishness’ and what that means for Irish communities today. This project maps the roots\, the lives and experiences of Irish people of mixed heritage creating a unique opportunity to challenge perceptions of what it looks like to be Irish and open up people’s minds to the diversity of Irish people.\n\nAfter a highly successful launch at the London Irish Centre in October 2016 the exhibition is making its Irish debut in Axis Ballymun with this impressive creative community experience brought together in in celebration of Black History Month\, October 2017.\nMaher collaborated with photographer Tracey Anderson to make an intimate study of the faces\, lives and experiences of 22 mixed race Irish people living in the UK. The series of portraits will be exhibited at Axis Arts Centre\, Ballymun from October 2– 31\, and will be complimented by a series of school and community group visits and a public conversation on Wednesday October 25th exploring perceptions of Colour\, Culture\, Identity\, Heritage and the challenges faced in Irish society.\n\nTickets for the I Am Irish Panel discussion\, which takes place on October 25th at 7 p.m. can be purchased here.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/i-am-irish/
LOCATION:Main Street Ballymun\, Dublin 9\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:In the Presence of Birds
DESCRIPTION:In the Presence of Birds is an exhibition by Gabhann Dunne that pokes curious fingers at the relationship between humans and animals. Its main inspiration is Buile Suibhne or Mad Sweeney\, a medieval Irish poem in which a king is cursed by a priest to live the rest of his life as a bird. The poem is masterful at evoking a sense of place\, something that the exhibition seems to take conscious measures to avoid. Many of the animals in the paintings are against backgrounds of almost pure colour\, as if they\, unlike their friends in Mad Sweeney\, do not have a place in a world shaped largely by humans for humans. But this might also be a nod to the fact that what the visitor to the Molesworth Gallery is in the presence of is not birds but paintings of birds\, which is to say arrangements of pigment. In any case\, they will be at the gallery until 27 October.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/in-the-presence-of-birds/
LOCATION:16 Molesworth Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Witch and Lezzie
DESCRIPTION:At the Ashford Gallery of the RHA is Witch and Lezzie\, an exhibition by the visual artist Breda Lynch. The comprising works traffic in borrowed images\, in particular those of the lesbian characters in the ‘Pulp’ fiction of the 1940s and 60s. These paperbacks purported to offer a window into the nature of homosexual erotic relationships—a window whose view is smudged by the fingerprints of the prevailing ‘heteronormative’ culture of its time. Lynch wrests these images from the past and appropriates them for her own use. The resulting works are quite daring\, are often humorous\, and\, for better or worse\, feel very much of our time.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/witch-and-lezzie/
LOCATION:15 Ely Place\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171006T100000
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SUMMARY:Tempus Fugit - Ends Today
DESCRIPTION:Paula Pohli moved to the West of Ireland in 2011\, and found herself surrounded and enthralled by nature – rainfall\, strong winds\, the bleats and howls of night creatures. TEMPUS FUGIT– that's 'Time Flies' to those who don't speak Latin – is an exhibition of new egg tempera paintings (mixing pigments with egg yolk)\, tempera drawings and linocuts by Paula Pohli.\n\nZoning in on the brutal transience of nature\, and the vibrance thus afforded to it\, Pohli presents what she has gleaned from life surrounded by fields\, beasts\, and the minutiae in-between and underneath.\n\nHead down to darc space gallery to experience these weirdly enchanting works. Until 6th October.\n\n\n\n 
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/tempus-fugit/
LOCATION:26 North Great George's Street\, Dublin 1.\, Dublin\, Leinster\, Ireland
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171014T180000
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SUMMARY:Gavin Murphy's Double Movement.
DESCRIPTION:Temple Bar Gallery + Studios presents a new exhibition by Irish artist Gavin Murphy. Double Movement includes works in film\, installation\, sculpture\, text and photography and stems from the artist's in-depth research into the now defunct Eblana theatre\, which was located in the basement of Dublin’s famous central bus station Busáras.\n\nThe works in Double Movement\, document architectural and theatre histories in Ireland\, and seek to highlight gaps in our collective memory\, shining a light on forgotten cultural movements. Art and its forms can profoundly change a society from within\, and Murphy’s work not only acts to help us to remember the Eblana theatre as it was\, and make its cultural importance contemporary again\, but also invites us to contemplate the society in which it was formed\, and its relationship to the present.\n\nMurphy's research is also informed by an interest in both the cultural and evidential value of architectural structures\, which can reflect and focus a wide variety of social facts: from the state of the industrial arts\, to the processes of social organisation\, and the beliefs and world-outlooks of a whole society.\n\nThe Eblana takes on further significance for Murphy as a representation of the lifecycle of an artist-run space\, and Murphy’s work seeks to visualise the energy that is needed to maintain a cultural venue like the Eblana\, as well as to articulate the significance these types of projects can have in society.\n\n 
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/gavin-murphys-double-movement/
LOCATION:5-9 Temple Bar\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171018T110000
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SUMMARY:Review: Plunge
DESCRIPTION:Vera Klute: Plunge \nSep 8 - Oct 22.\n“Leave your head at the door.” Nowhere is this command given\, but it’s not bad advice. Vera Klute’s Plunge takes its title and runs with it\, asking the same of you: to stop is to ossify. A collection of her work to date\, the exhibition is a multidisciplinary storm\, restless and giddy like a congregation of cherubim. \n An old\, milk-white\, spectacled woman buried to the waist greets you at the exhibition’s entrance\, looking like a slick modern-day Winnie from Beckett’s Happy Days exuding fierce determination in the face of certain decline. In Plunge\, place is never a promise of belonging\, and this is epitomized in “Move Along” (2014) her most startling installation\, where a wall of white arms twitch and wave you on in impatient domino-style. (The noise of each paper hand clapping the wall is irresistibly close to a tight-lipped “shoo!”).\n How far do you think you are from searing degradation? Klute’s mighty projection “The Grand Scheme” (2013) shows Heaven\, Hell\, and the tenuous in-between stacked in four hierarchical sections: mortal figures stroll under an Edenic plain\, while hooves storm below\, sometimes matching human footfall in eerie coordination.\n[embed]https://vimeo.com/160721684[/embed]\nDown below from hell’s pit pleas are raised in the form of supplicatory hands\, while in that burnt out sky squirms a blimp-like bug – might it be so easy to fall in line with the wrong crowd? It looks like a freeze-frame from a Hieronymus Bosch nightmare. \n Next to this is “Plunge\,” (2017) the titular installation\, a tangle of cloud-white limbs suspended from the ceiling so that it looks like all the gods from Olympus got into a filthy\, gleeful scramble: you can practically hear the poolside shouts as they plunge toward you. “Stampede\,” (2015) a rush of legs\, made entirely out of paper\, is frozen in sprint below. As a backdrop to this section there is a white wall with wispy\, frieze-like figures caught mid-swim and cut off at the shoulders. So much is given away in apprehensive forethought\, it’s as if Klute has chopped the heads off her figures on purpose just to relieve them of inhibitions. Lessons like these are rare. This intensity of presence is also in her portraits\, which are vivid and so saturated with colour you’d think they’re still wet. She opts for a bold\, striking backgrounds: orange belches up around her subject like impetuous soda-pop.\n\n\n[caption id="attachment_48686" align="aligncenter" width="500"] "Stampede" (2015)[/caption]\n If Klute were a conductor\, she’d revel in dissonance\, stirring up confusion and having a wicked amount of fun. She pulls together sculpture\, portraiture\, anatomical illustration\, and video art\, and coaxes an oddball reassurance out of them\, revealing some order to what can seem at times like white noise. Take the piebald twins\, “Black Cloud” (2017) and “White Cloud\,” (2017) an installation described as “ephemeral rotating cloud cogs\,” in which both clouds darken and lighten when the transparent cogs\, filled with soot\, align or separate\, like yin and yang. It is a calming\, if numbing experience\, sitting still and knowing that for now is dark\, to come is light\, with bold zero to be done about either. You skirt around zero\, unsure of it\, before plunging headless into its infinite pit.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/review-plunge/
LOCATION:15 Ely Place\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Hidden Dips\, Blind Summits: The Road to Brexiteria
DESCRIPTION:Ulster artist Dermot Seymour has been described as a social realist\, often exploring societal themes through the lens of surreal subjectivity. His images seem to leap from a dreamlike state that is both precise and bewildering. His new exhibition\, Hidden Dips\, Blind Summits: The Road to Brexiteria\, in his own words\, "Take the viewer across the dystopian notion of a Brexit on the border."\n\n"The world is viewed here from an enchanted distance. It is made strange and new by the yoking together of heterogeneous things like a Russian helicopter and a wild duck\, wildflowers that might have come from Botticelli\, and a dead fish that seems to have escaped Hieronymous Bosch; it is also made at once entrancing and inscrutable by the actual quality of the painting itself." – Seamus Heaney\, on Dermot Seymour's work.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/hidden-dips-blind-summits-road-brexiteria/
LOCATION:Chancery Lane\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Stephen Mckenna Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Kerlin Gallery is honored to present an exhibition by Stephen McKenna. Stephen McKenna was one of the first artists exhibited by Kerlin Gallery upon its founding in 1988 and he continued to exhibit with the gallery for almost thirty years until his death in May 2017.\n\nThe exhibition is a celebration of his life and his legacy bringing together a broad selection of paintings produced within the last decade of his life\, including landscape\, still life\, domestic interiors and street scenes. The exhibition will open with a reception on Thursday 19 October\, 6–8pm\, and will close with a celebratory event as part of Dublin Gallery Weekend on Sunday 25 November\, 3–5pm.\n\n 
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/49413/
LOCATION:South Anne Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171023T193000
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SUMMARY:Ulysses at the The Abbey
DESCRIPTION:James Joyce's Ulysses has been adapted for the Abbey Theatre by poet and novelist Dermot Bolger. John Vaughan caught the show last week\, and his review can be read below. \n\nAround this time last year\, Marina Carr adapted Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina for the stage\, giving it a slick\, colloquial slang with which to disarm and immerse a contemporary audience. Carr was not overshadowed by the Russian giant\, and neither is Dermot Bolger’s vision flattened by Joyce’s in his adaptation of Ulysses. The infamous\, sprawling novel covers just about everything\, big and small\, no stone unturned and scrutinized; and so it makes sense that everyone should be able to enjoy it. The novel’s reputation for being too difficult\, however\, has isolated readers\, and this is something Bolger has sought to fix. Bolger states that his ideal audience are those who have always wanted to read the book but have felt too daunted to approach it. That fear of exclusion dies the second you see the set: audience members are encouraged to sit at the tables onstage as if they were at the local pub knocking back pints with Stephen Dedalus\, and the stage is flanked by an audience on either side: a panorama to match Joyce’s hungry\, sweeping scope. Throughout the play\, interactions between audience and actor reaffirm the universal nature of Bloom’s story\, deleting any sense of inferiority.\n Molly Bloom is centre-stage\, lying in bed and rising into bursts of voracious monologue throughout the play. Rather than leave her glorious celebration of life till the end\, Bolger decides to hand her the reins: she kicks off the play by lying down to sleep beside her husband\, and what ensues is a dreamlike romp through Dublin\, punctured by her rockets of solipsism. While dealing with heavy subjects such as grief\, politics\, and sex\, Bolger’s play giddily skips into near-slapstick humour\, highlighting the comedy of Joyce’s novel in characters such as “Blazes Boylan\,” who reduces barmaids to quivering swoons and who strides to trombone toots like a cartoon villain. While the first half towers above the second in terms of outrageous comedy and pithy remarks (Stephen Dedalus bellows in lamenting tones\, “History is a nightmare from which I am trying to wake”)\, Molly Bloom’s ecstatic end to her monologue is like a jolt of electricity\, with all the force and drama of an aria sung from her comfort in bed. If nothing else\, Bolger manages to remind us that we are our own worlds\, capable of supreme joy if only we seize it.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/ulysses-at-the-the-abbey/
LOCATION:26 Abbey Street Lower\, Dublin\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami
DESCRIPTION:Wild\, frightening\, and androgynous – Grace Jones plays all these parts. Yet\, in Bloodlight and Bami\, directed by Sophie Fiennes\, we also discover her as a lover\, daughter\, mother\, sister and even grandmother\, as she submits herself to our gaze and allows us to understand what constitutes her mask. It is one of those films that feeds our desire to know more about the artist as a human being\, not just a performer.\n\nThe film features live performances from her sensational shows filmed in the Olympia last year. It will be screened at the Lighthouse Cinema and the IFI. Check out the trailer below:\n\n[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYEQ7dQVWNE[/embed]
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/bloodlight-and-bami/
LOCATION:Market Square Smithfield\, Dublin 7\, Ireland
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CATEGORIES:Film Screening
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+0:20171026T080000
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SUMMARY:IFI Horrorthon 2017
DESCRIPTION:One of the most popular events in the Irish film calendar\, IFI Horrorthon\, returns from October 26th to October 30th. Showcasing the very best in Irish and international horror\, this year’s festival promises to be yet another thrill-filled\, blood-soaked season!\n\nHighlights of this year’s slate include the opening film\, Tyler MacIntyre’s Tragedy Girls\, in which two teenage girls turn to serial killing in order to increase their social media following; MacInytre will visit the festival to participate in a post-screening Q&A. This year’s closing film is the Vietnamese horror The Housemaid\, directed by Derek Nguyen\, which focuses on a maid who\, after falling in love with her employer\, awakens the anger of his late wife’s spirit.\n\nCommenting on the launch of the programme\, Horrorthon spokesman Mick Fox\, said\, "This year offers a truly original and exciting line-up for 2017's festival. With so many new\, international movies that are guaranteed to give audiences a wide range the genre has to offer\, it's an exciting time to be a horror fan."\n\nAmong the filmmakers from last year’s festival to make a welcome return to the 2017 edition are Simon Rumley\, director of Johnny Frank Garrett’s Last Word\, who returns with Fashionista\, while Irish director Jason Figgis\, of Don’t You Recognise Me? fame\, will screen his latest feature\,Torment. Starring Bryan Murray\, Bill Fellows and Cora Fenton\, Torment sees a man buried alive in punishment for a heinous crime while a couple struggles to come to terms with a dreadful loss.\n\nThe horror world lost two giants in George A. Romero and Tobe Hooper this year and\, as such\, it is fitting that their influential work sits alongside that of newer talents. The festival will screen Romero’s The Crazies and The Dark Half on Friday\, while Saturday afternoon will see a matinée screening of Hooper’s Eaten Alive.\n\nFestival favourite the Surprise Film will also return this year in its regular Sunday night slot; last year’s film was the critically acclaimed gothic chiller The Devil’s Candy\, directed by Sean Byrne. Previous Surprise Films have included classics such as The Witch\, The Others\, The Machinist\, and Paranormal Activity.\n\nThis year's festival will feature two anniversary screenings: on Saturday night\, Horrorthon will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of Paul W. S. Anderson’s Event Horizon while\, on Sunday\, the festival is pleased to present a thirtieth anniversary screening of Alan Parker’s Angel Heart\, starring Robert De Niro and Mickey Rourke.\n\nAlso showing throughout the weekend will be the new film from the directors of horror hit Spring\, Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead’s The Endless\, alongside Psycho and documentary 78/52. Horrorthon is delighted to welcome director Simeon Halligan\, producer Rachel Richardson-Jones\, and actor Elliot James Langridge to the festival screening of Habit. Habit is a gritty British horror which centres on a man who witnesses a brutal murder.\n\nWith such a broad selection in this feast of fright\, there's something for everyone. Check out the programme and get your tickets here.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/ifi-horrorthon-2017/
LOCATION:Irish Film Institute\, 6 Eustace St\, Temple Bar\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Swap\, Stitch or Sell.
DESCRIPTION:Running as part of Re-use Month\, join Swapsies Dublin & Attention Attire for some fun re-use workshops & an interactive Swap Shop.\n\nWe all know the perils and pointlessness of fast fashion unless you are a teenager asserting your gang cred through Penneys. For our non-teen\, or rare savvy teen\, readers\, may we suggest two alternative clothing options for you: a day of upcycling workshops and/or a chance to support local designers at their sample sale.\n\nThe Upcycle takes place in the Dublin Food Co-Op\, Saturday October 14th at 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.\n\nThe Sample takes place in Fumbally Exchange\, from Thursday October 26th-3oth at 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/workshop-swap-stitch-sell/2017-10-26/
LOCATION:Fumbally Lane\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Flat Out EP Launch
DESCRIPTION:Flat Out are an Irish pop-folk four-piece band specializing in dreamy vocals and fine-tuned sounds with a contemporary twist. Hailing from Mayo\, the group are an eclectic mix made up of Bríd\, Ciara\, Harry and Mark who are all vocalists and multi-instrumentalists\, and they play Whelan's on Thursday\, October 26th. They will perform songs from their new EP including their next single\, "Two Doves\," and many more.\n\nIn August 2017 they released their single “Turn Out The Light” which was the official song approved by Pieta House to coincide with the ‘On Your Bike to Save a Life’ initiative\, a fundraising cycle along the Wild Atlantic Way. Listen below to get a taste of what to expect from the band\, and get you tickets online here.\n\n[embed]https://youtu.be/iys5fLt8fAE[/embed]
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/flat-ep-launch/
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SUMMARY:Bram Stoker In Your Blood
DESCRIPTION:As Halloween approaches with the assured\, slow pace of a hungry zombie\, we round up the coolest\, spookiest\, drooliest events for you to scream your way through. Bram Stoker Festival runs from October 27-30\, filling our weekend with gore and terror\, and we're very\, very excited.\n\nStokerface: The top floor of Jervis Centre will be overrun with bats and witches\, ghouls and monsters\, with the occasional scream echoing through the corridors as all sorts gather together to offer up photography\, food\, art and much more. Gaze longingly at portraits taken by Alex Sapienza of The Analogue Studio\, Ireland’s only 19th century photography studio specialising in wet plate collodion and vintage portraiture. Wet-plate collodion was the dominant photographic process from the 1850s to the 1880s. It’s a dangerous and complex process – the photographer can easily create explosives and deadly poisonous cyanide gas using the chemicals involved. Check out the video on how the process works\, and fly on up to Jervis for this free event on Sunday.\n\n[embed]https://youtu.be/nnkkNcxL-OU[/embed]\n\n \n\nWhitby: Experience the haunting voyage of the Demeter as it sails Dracula from Romania to the port of Whitby. Hear the creaks and groans of the old ship\, the call of the waves\, the scurrying of the rats. Renowned dance artist Colin Dunne brings to vivid life the chilling journey of the Count\, using the Captain's log as the central framework of the piece\, and making it an immersive experience not to be missed. Smock Alley never felt so un-dead! Catch this haunting show on Friday\, October 27th\, and times can be found on the Bram Stoker festival website.\n\nTurning Vampire Mixtape: An evening of scary songs and collaborations bringing together some of Ireland’s most successful and talented musicians for a serious night of music\, giggles and ghouls – this is your  Halloween Party with a devilish twist\, with scary songs from Thriller to Ghostbusters and everything in between! There will also be a one-off special of the legendary Turning Pirate gigs\, transforming into Turning Vampire for this very special event. The line-up\, so far\, includes Lisa Hannigan\, Saoirse Casey\, Niamh Farrell (Ham Sandwich)\, Adam Matthews\, Saint Sister\, Kier (Delorentos) and Wyvern Lingo all playing alongside the Turning Pirate house band – The Flux Capacitors. Come along dressed to impress the living dead.\n\nBram Audio Ghost Experience: Go walking through the City with spirits whispering in your ear about all the terrible goings on: a walking tour that would spook Bram himself. Beginning in the city centre and ending god knows where\, this weird walking tour is not for the faint hearted. So grab your crucifix\, wrap that scarf tight around your tasty neck\, put on your headphones and download terror straight into your unwitting ears. The tour will be available to download from tomorrow\, Wednesday 25th\, and can be listened to all weekend.\n\nBram Stoker's Dracula Screening: This Friday\, the Lighthouse Cinema opens its arms to all you ghouls and gals\, fangs or no fangs\, as they host an evening of bloodied Marys and tasty potions – some normal treats\, also\, for the not-yet-dead. If that doesn't get you shrieking\, they'll have a choir of ghosts singing your favourite spooky tunes\, from "Thriller" to "Monster Mash." Get the capes and claws out\, girls and goblins: I predict a full moon.\n\nMoonwalk over to Trinity College Dublin on Friday for the chillingly insightful exhibition\, In case of Emergency: A night of delicious doomsday disasters and ominous occurrences. This late-night party\, part of the exhibition\, will invite visitors to explore everything from plagues and pandemics to infectious disease and survivalist preppers. On the night\, expect to hear from leading experts in the field who are preparing for the apocalypse… NOW. Featuring the portentously playful musical meanderings of DJ Sally Cinnamon and tasty travesty treats… Come along dressed to survive the end of the world.\n\nIf nighttime terrors aren't your cup of tea\, fear not: Stokerland\, a pop-up Victorian fun-park\, takes place on Saturday from early morning till sundown. Located in St. Patrick's Park\, with the towering gothic giant of St Patrick's Cathedral looming in the background\, you'll be able to enjoy comedy shows from Punch Lion Kids Comedy Club\, featuring Andrew Stanley\, Damian Clark\,Steve Cummins and Totally Wired. Complete with a food village\, olde-worlde games\, face-painting and more\, this family-friendly fun-day is the perfect way to entertain children 12 or under – and any other scaredy cats too spooked to go cavorting with the undead – this Hallowe’en Bank Holiday weekend.\n\nEnd the festival with a howl with the world-renowned Macnas as they cavort through the City on Monday with their Memory Song Parade\, led on its route through worlds and wastes by the Mystic\, a supernatural creature wise beyond our mortal understanding. Dublin will get that horror-glint in its eye as wild\, magical\, unearthly shapes and forms strut their scary stuff through the streets. Starting on Moore Street at 6 p.m. they will bring horror and beauty (for aren't they really the same thing?) across the Northside.\n\n[caption id="attachment_49766" align="aligncenter" width="416"] Macnas Parade[/caption]\n\n[embed]https://youtu.be/Vo-0HJCtFvk[/embed]
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/bram-stoker-blood/
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SUMMARY:Bram Stoker Festival
DESCRIPTION:As darkness descends and time steals the light from day\, it is fitting that the Bram Stoker festival returns with its considered fang fare. Highlights include: the world premiere of Whitby by dance artist Colin Dunne which reimagines Stoker's gothic masterpiece; a screening of Vampyr in St Patrick's Cathedral with a live score; and Turning Vampire Mixtape with Lisa Hannigan and Saint Sister among the confirmed guests. The Macnas Parade (pictured below) is always a memorable experience.\n\n\n\nWhether it's witches that get you quivering or werewolves that set you shivering\, there are plenty of ways to scare yourself silly at this festival. Book your tickets for the event of your choice at their website here.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/bram-stoker-festival/
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SUMMARY:Film Fatale's Danse Macabre
DESCRIPTION:Sharpen your fangs\, polish your talons\, and get that spooky frock out of the attic: it's time to celebrate All Hallow's Eve! For one night only on Saturday October 28th\, the 17th century halls of the Royal Hospital Kilmainham become a haunted house with a touch of the cirque du freak as the beautiful and the damned rise again for Film Fatale’s Danse Macabre\, Ireland’s most decadent annual Halloween party.\nBeware this Halloween for the door between the living and the dead is opening for a night of unspeakable glamour complete with fiendish fan dancers\, frightful Follies and avante garde performers who will haunt the stage for the Danse Macabre show while aerialists tease on the trapeze.\nA vintage-themed event and strictly fancy-dress\, ghoulish guests are encouraged to take part in the pre-event Thriller dance class and join the Thriller dance-off later in the night.\nCavort from space to space wandering through silent cinemas\, carnival and Halloween games rooms and Madam Mim’s fortune booth before flaunting yourself at the midnight procession as a twisted collective of performers prance and dance around the 17th century courtyard surrounded by lurkers and Brides of Dracula!\nIn the great hall\, dance like the devil to live old-meets-new vintage fusion\, red hot jazz and the brasstastic Stomptown Brass. Sacrifice yourself at the alter of the gothic chapel\, and  jive for your soul to the Monster Mash\, Thriller and the favourite music of the dead and the damned while terrible beauties and blood-soaked burlesque dancers entice and terrify.\nIt is a night for the surrealists\, the ghosts of Weimar\, the masqueraders\, the gothic goddesses\, the vamps\, the femme fatales\, the steampunk princes\, the vintage queens\, the retro kings\, the flappers\, gangsters\, the beautiful and the damned\, the fantasists and the other-worldly.\nTickets are available to purchase here and start at €32.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/film-fatales-danse-macabre/
LOCATION:Military Road Kilmainham\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Tall Tales - In The Company of Wolves
DESCRIPTION:Looking for something to do this Halloween? H&G Creations has got you covered\, bringing you an evening of spooky beautiful delights. They are hosting their annual BYOB Fancy Dress one-day Halloween Festival this year in a large beautiful country house in Kells\, just 45 mins drive from Dublin city centre. Constructed in 1760 these walls certainly have stories to tell\, in 2004 the house was selected by the World Monuments Fund (WMF) for inclusion in its List of 100 Most Endangered Sites. It's bound to be a night of debauched devilry and wicked fun.\n\nWith over three areas of performance including House/Techno in the Bloody Chambers area\, Disco in the Lady of the House of Love Stage\, Spoken word\, Immersive Theatre performance and Live Music in the Tall Tales in the Company of Wolves area. The Lineup features many incredible Irish musicians who have played a variety of Ireland's top music festivals this summer. Apart from devilishly good music\, there will be tarot card readings by a crackling fire\, as well as general witchcraft and wickedness. Check out a more detailed view of the lineup below.\n\n\n\nTickets\, which include the cost of transport\, can be purchased here. Gaze into our crystal ball and watch the spooky promotional video below:\n\n\n\n[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ4JUcEI6RU[/embed]\n\n
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/tall-tales-company-wolves/
LOCATION:Kells\, Meath.\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Joey Bada$$
DESCRIPTION:Young Brooklyn rapper Joey Bada$$ plays Dublin's Olympia Theatre on October 30.\n\nThe 20 year old released his debut album - which was the no. 1 rap album that week in the US - B4.DA.$$ in 2015\, preceded by his three early mixtapes\, released on Pro Era - the hip-hop collective of which he is the founder. This show comes as part of his All Amerikkkan Bada$$ World Tour following the release of his excellent album of the same name. The album has been critically lauded\, with Jack Doherty of Drowned in Sound saying\, "The strange thing about the record is that the tracks just keep getting better and better as you go along." Listen to the visceral track "Land of the Free\," below.\n\nTickets can be purchased here.\n\n[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeQW-9Cg8qs[/embed]
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/joey-bada/
LOCATION:72 Dame Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Little Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Swedish electro-pop quartet Little Dragon are set to crash land in Vicar St this Halloween. Listen to the hypnotic "Ritual Union" to get in the incantatory mood. Their first show in three years\, the band will bring their latest album Season High to Dublin. After appearing on Gorillaz' melancholic Plastic Beach\, the band began to move into more synthetic and electric territory. With more radio-ready beats and feet-tapping bops to boot on their latest album\, and having debuted their highly anticipated brand new live show at Coachella a couple of weeks back\, (having worked with renowned creative Tobias Rylander of The xx and The 1975) on their new stage design\, Little Dragon are sure to put on a memorable show.\n\nTickets can be purchased here. Get in the dancing mood by listening to "High\," a dizzily good track off of Season High.\n\n[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AsLISPht_M[/embed]
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/little-dragon/
LOCATION:58-59 Thomas Street\, Dublin\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:The Future
DESCRIPTION:\nMichael caught up with Will Hudson\, founder of It's Nice That\, ahead of The Future which takes place in the RDS this November.\n\n\nMichael: It's Nice That is a recognised 'go to' for so many in the creative industry in terms of updates and insights. It started out as a college blog and obviously became a life-changing experience in the process leading to your agency\, conference\, print publication and other offshoots. Is timing clearly of the essence in this instance? Would you encourage or dissuade a student who wanted to create an equivalent these days?\n\n\n\nWill: Always go for it\, make it happen\, put it out there! We had no idea what It’s Nice That would turn into and if anyone has a similar idea the only way to really test it is to get it out in the world.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMichael: How significant is quality engagement with the site over clicks? What are the growth challenges you foresee?\n\n\n\n\nWill: We look at a number of things to monitor how we’re doing. We’re very lucky to have a very loyal readership and we’re in it for the long term so we would always choose engagement over clicks. One of the ongoing challenges is converting clicks to engagement\, when someone visits the site for the first time how do we best explain who we are and what we do so they hopefully stick around and visit again.\n\n\n\n\n\nFor our growth targets we’ve just hit a big one and it’s about showing consistency before resetting and aiming for something bigger. I think you have to ask yourself why we keep aiming for bigger and bigger audiences\, we can still run a successful business with the size of audience we have and enjoy doing it in the process. Sometimes it’s felt like setting bigger and bigger audience targets puts unnecessary pressure on what we’re doing. If there’s clearly an opportunity to grow the audience we should go for it but we should also make sure we’re providing great content for our current readership and not lose sight of that.\n\n\n\n\nMichael: Has the monetisation of It's Nice That mostly come from brands seeking out your agency and reach?\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWill: I think it’s come from us looking at everything we do and constantly questioning why we do it and what the other opportunities are. We look at the efficiency of those things and the role they play within the group. We’ve had the confidence to stop some things that weren’t working and focus on things that were. There has been a natural knock on effect that Anyways gets from being in the same group as It’s Nice That but it’s been winning work on it’s own merits for a few years now. The audience and reach we have on It’s Nice That naturally makes us an attractive proposition for brands to want to work with us.\n\n\n\nMichael: You made a failed effort to raise funds for your Lecture in Progress project last year but pressed ahead with its creation. Where is it at now and what lessons did you learn from the experience?\n\n\n\nWill: The Kickstarter was great. It taught us very quickly we had got a few things wrong but the overwhelming response was positive and we realised we had to tweak a few things in order to make it happen. Six months after we made those changes\, hired a small team and we have a very clear focus of inspiring and informing the next generation of creatives by proving practical advice and insight into day to day industry and the breadth of jobs that exist.\n\n\n\nMichael: Is there a conference talk which stands out in your memory for its message and delivery?\n\n\n\nWill: The photographer Giles Duley gave a talk at our first Here conference in 2012 that bought many people to tears and was one of the most inspiring things I’ve ever witnessed. In the space of 30 minutes he proves there’s no excuse to do something you believe in\, no matter the obstacles you face.\n\n\n\n\n[caption id="attachment_49746" align="aligncenter" width="261"] Giles Duley[/caption]\n\n\n\n\n\nMichael: What does The Future hold for you guys?\n\n\n\nWill: Continuing to enable creativity to thrive!\n\n\nCheck out Will's event online here\, which takes place Friday at 7:30 p.m. on the Studio Stage.
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SUMMARY:ICP Orchestra
DESCRIPTION:The Instant Composers Pool are a renowned collective of Dutch composers-improvisers and instrumentalists founded 50 years ago. Han Bennink\, one of its founders\, is known for his absurdist\, theatrical performances\, frequently playing found objects with a penchant for chairs.\n\nThe band’s big enough to shout but compact enough to hold the focus and stay on point. In performance\, its tone and frames of reference keep shifting. The action is fluid\, dreamlike: surreal music exploding into reality. An ICP set contains new and old tunes\, jazz business and maybe a little funny business\, full-force raveups and improvised breakdowns. Taking the meaning of jazz to new levels and challenging what we call music\, ICP play the Sugar Club on Saturday November 4th.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/icp-orchestra/
LOCATION:8 Lower Leeson Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:James Heather
DESCRIPTION:James Heater is going to play at the National Concert Hall this November 4th. Off the back of the release of his debut album Stories from Far Away on Piano comes a debut show. Signed to a Ninja Tunes imprint where he also works\, Heather is very much in the mode of acclaimed neo-classical contemporary composers such as Max Richter and Jóhann Jóhannsson. His debut has a suitably wintry and evocative feel with minimal arpeggios slowly enveloping the listener. You can book your tickets online here.
URL:http://www.totallydublin.ie/events/james-heather/
LOCATION:Earlsfort Terrace\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
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