Print’s not Dead: RIP Zine
Launching this Friday 18th November in the Gallery of Photography in Temple Bar, RIP Zine is the latest project from the team behind Junior magazine, photographers Ellius Grace, George Voronov
T’is the season: Christmas on the Square
Christmas on the Square returns to Merrion Square on Saturday November 26th, with a host of events, seasonal artisan food and a great selection of creative Irish-made gifts.
Curiouser and Curiouser: Chambers of the Curious 2016
This November, the City Assembly House becomes home to a mesmerizing and strange amalgum of occurrences, as Hendrick’s Chambers of the Curious visits the city for the second year running.
On a Mission: Hack Access Dublin
It promises to be a busy weekend as Hack Access Dublin goes on a mission to use innovation and technology to hack poor accessibility in Dublin to make our city…
Art Attack: Dublin Gallery Weekend 2016
From Friday 25th to Sunday 27th November, Dublin Gallery Weekend sees the galleries around the city throw open their doors and showcase their work with events and talks and special…
From the Ground to the ‘Floor: Calvin Sweeney – Syrias Vibes
"Some days I’d be teaching them English, and they’d be teaching me to drain a lung". Calvin James Sweeney set off for Syria for the first time four years ago.…
Restaurant Review: The Old Spot
The Oxford English Dictionary defines a gastropub is “a pub that specialises in serving high quality food”, and that's what The Old Spot does.
Design: Just My Type
Outside of the focus of aficionados, awareness of type design as a standalone discipline is growing.
November Audio – Lambchop, Solange, Lori Williams & More
As the year draws to a close November's listening reveals thunderous slabs of electronica, stylistic tropes of soul and a newer, weirder, more fanciful Lambchop.
Fill the Gap: Alice Moyan at Aliquo
"A month in Patagonia, then visiting Chile, Antarctica, Easter Island, the whole experience was a dream come true.” Alice Moyan’s inspiration for starting Aliquo was found slightly further afield than…
Barfly: Bull and Castle
Playing on the bar’s ownership by FX Buckley’s, the Bull and Castle has doubled down on taxidermy, butcher’s tiles, a plethora of weighing scales and chalkboards on the walls declaring…
Cinema Review: Inferno
The Florence, Venice and Istanbul locations look very pretty indeed.
Audio Review: Warehouse – super low
Bracing and stridently unique; super low’s peculiarity and artfulness demands one’s attention throughout.
Audio Review: Danny Brown – Atrocity Exhibition
Brown mines the extremities of human self-destruction on this album with more pornographic zeal than any artist in recent memory.
Book Review: Hot Milk – Deborah Levy
Hypochondria, mothers and daughters, myth and Medusas: Deborah Levy's beautiful novel, shortlisted for the 2016 Man Booker Prize, is like a lucid dream.
Rising Stars at the RDS
The RDS Rising Stars Concerts showcase new talent in Irish classical music and simultaneously provides an audience and a venue for talented third-level music students to help them gain valuable…
Win A Pair of Tickets to Metropolis With #AbsolutNights
#AbsolutNights is coming back to Metropolis and we have a pair of tickets to give away for one lucky winner.
For F’s Sake: The Dublin Feminist Film Festival
'We need to keep pushing and creating spaces where women are celebrated'. The Dublin Feminist Film Festival is back for the third year running!