Hemlines: Copenhagen Fashion Summit turns 10
Praised as the “Davos of Sustainability” the Copenhagen Fashion Summit will return for its tenth year on Wednesday May 15th
Praised as the “Davos of Sustainability” the Copenhagen Fashion Summit will return for its tenth year on Wednesday May 15th
It's time for another round of What We're Listening To, our collection of the best things we've heard this month from Dublin and more
An archive of interpersonal violence, a stunning depiction of what we’re capable of doing both to strangers and to those we love most.
LEON, the Naturally Fast Food brand, will open the doors of their first Irish location on May 15th in Dublin’s Temple Bar. The first 100 people to arrive at noon…
If only going to church was always this good.
With this odyssey into deep space, the ever-arresting French auteur Claire Denis makes a characteristically singular English-language debut.
We recently caught up with Daire McLoughlin and Ross McIntyre to talk about J.T. Pim’s recent refurb and their new and exciting wine, cocktail and craft beer menus.
Swing by one of Paola McKenna’s macramé workshops on Saturday 11th, staged both morning (10am) and afternoon (2pm) and watch your stress levels head south.
"Apparently, brunch has been supplanted, as a thing to talk about in ‘food circles’, by the ‘Sunday Roast’."
Dublin Dance Festival is giving you the chance to win tickets to see the Irish debut by renowned choreographer and former Dance Director of the Venice Biennale, Virgilio Sieni with…
Dublin Dance Festival, taking place across the city 1-19 May, is picking up the pace as we launch into the second week of the exciting line-up of events.
I’m a cat. I’m a sea turtle. I’m the sky. I’m a confused film critic. I’m Josephine Decker, experimental director with my fifth feature. I’m also the extremely impressive Helena…
The Magic Flute truly has something for everybody. Mozart’s glorious score is full of musical inventiveness, dramatic fun, lovable characters and memorable tunes.
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Dublin Canvas has made its mark on the traffic light control boxes dotted around the city. And now a further 111 are up for a make-over.
From cult beginnings to sold-out arenas, the Kiwi duo retain their cultural cachet without losing a step.
Upstairs at No.4, a new versatile private venue that can only be described as the epitome of luxury.
Every issue is a canvas on which a chosen topic, which they call their alibi, couples with a cross-cutting idea.