Becoming Tallaght, Performance Art Festival
As Tallaght continues to evolve, the curators, alongside the community of invited artists, find deep inspiration in both its history and its dynamic present.
As Tallaght continues to evolve, the curators, alongside the community of invited artists, find deep inspiration in both its history and its dynamic present.
Baggotonia Festival returns this Autumn bringing five days of culture and celebration to historic Baggot Street and surrounding areas.
The Richmond Barracks Harvest Fair makes a welcome return to Dublin 8 this weekend, with a great range of free activities to enjoy.
This month sees Dublin Bar Academy running a ninety minute class focused on the wizardry of cocktail making.
One Productions continues to raise the standard for creative, impactful media in Dublin and across Ireland.
Glas recently replaced their brunch offering with a special lunch deal featuring two courses for €25 or three courses for €30.
This exhibition brings together seventeen inter-generational artists whose work spans the rich spectrum of subjects shaping lens-based culture in Ireland today.
From industry pioneers to rising specialists, these professionals shape the city’s thriving tech scene.
Take in incredible sunrise views in the Gravity Bar, as Rachel Maher guides you through a 40-minute yoga class
Investing in better LEDs is a choice that pays off in both performance and longevity.
"On a recent Thursday night the room is full of people who have been led to believe that they are about to be cooked for by the risen Christ."
Artist Paddy Campbell is displaying a bronze sculpture in Bewley’s Grafton Street in an effort to raise €20,000 for famine relief efforts.
Film buffs are in for a treat this week with the return of The Irish Film Institute Documentary Festival, celebrating non-fiction film-making.
With live music from 1pm to midnight every Sunday at O'Donoghue's, some might say there are worse ways to end a weekend.
At a moment when environmental thresholds are being crossed at an alarming rate, Evolving Landscapes takes a deliberately reflective approach.
A chance to experiment, collaborate, and create work that captures the energy, diversity, and attitude of the city's skate culture.
From plunging into the Irish Sea to whispering in bookstores, every place carries the potential for a story you’ll tell later
Whether you’re after drama, comedy, dance or something new here are 10 Dublin Fringe Festival productions from Bee Sparks for your enjoyment.