This year's edition of DABF sees guest curator and former sheep farmer Dr. Selina Guinness at the helm, centering on the idea of “Flock” as in, how all animals and people interact with shepherding.
From Dublin Castle to Meeting House Square, celebrate the New Year with three days of concerts and festivals at New Year’s Festival Dublin.
Women are being invited to celebrate Nollaig na mBan and kickstart the New Year on a creative footing with an evening of bookbinding, craft and women’s stories.
The IFI once again partners with First Fortnight, a multidisciplinary arts festival which creatively treats the issue of mental health awareness.
Take a look into the world of Jean Luc Godard with a great festival of his work running right the way through to Sunday March 29th
Sm(All) Folk Festival returns to Axis this March with a joyful programme of theatre created especially for children and young audiences.
The 10th EAFFI features independent filmmakers working across China, Japan, Vietnam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea and Singapore.
The Easter Fair at Richmond Barracks lands this Saturday 4 April with a bank holiday-ready blast of colour, craft and community spirit.
Sensoria isn’t just a festival — it’s a blueprint for how culture can be more open, accessible and genuinely welcoming
May sees Dublin transform into the international epicentre of street photography as it hosts the Dublin Street Photography Festival
Culture Date with Dublin 8 returns with another captivating programme celebrating the unique heritage of this fabled Dublin district.
Expect author interviews, history talks, live music, children's events and much more as the celebrated Hinterland Festival returns to the heritage town of Kells this June.
Through award-winning films, documentaries, and Irish-Ukrainian productions, the festival showcases how culture has become one of Ukraine's most powerful forms of resistance.
What does it mean to be queer and trans in 2026, when nearly nothing is private, everyone is witnessed, and everything is recorded?
The festival will present 13 features, including 11 post-screening discussions, 7 Irish premieres and a new digitisation of Anne Crilly’s landmark 1988 documentary Mother Ireland
Programmed by our good friend Donal Fallon there are over 300 events on the bill covering everything from Football to Literature, Art to Politics and much much more.
The festival features exciting and innovative events that promote equality, human rights and diversity through the arts.
The programme celebrates the small businesses and independent brands helping shape the future of Irish fashion.
The 3rd iteration of Reception Weekend Festival, the Dublin-based series of concerts focuses on cutting edge contemporary music & performance
Féile Splanc returns to Dublin 7 this October with an expanded three-day programme celebrating Irish language, music, arts and culture.
