Bloomsday Film Festival
The most literary film festival in Ireland hosts a packed programme including a special 20th anniversary screening of Adam and Paul.
The most literary film festival in Ireland hosts a packed programme including a special 20th anniversary screening of Adam and Paul.
On Saturday, June 29th the Mother Pride Block Party is back with a bang for a spectacular party celebrating Pride in our city.
A unique weekend festival showcasing fresh talent and leading artists amidst a celebration of art, music, food and community.
Calling all folk music lovers! The Grand Social is hosting one of Dublin’s newest folk festivals this summer.
The annual jamboree spreads out across two stages this weekend, featuring performances from a staggering 23 bands, solo acts and DJs.
The Big Grill BBQ and Food Festival returns to Herbert Park for another year of play, pop-up bars, and pigging out.
The festival programme enjoys a deserved reputation for offering a fresh perspective on history and its importance in our day to day lives.
Echoes proudly celebrates the life and work of one of Ireland's most celebrated writers, Maeve Binchy (1939–2012), and her contemporaries.
The festival features exciting and innovative events that promote equality, human rights and diversity through the arts
From engaging discussions with authors to exciting workshops and performances, this festival creates a space for reflection, imagination, and community.
The IFI’s annual celebration of Polish cinema returns with an extremely strong line-up of films that serves as a snapshot of not just the best of new Polish cinema, but also of a society that, like that of Ireland, has become increasingly diversified and enriched by the arrival, acceptance, and integration of the richness of […]
This year’s theme highlights luminaries ranging from Ireland’s first female botanist to women working in the field of quantum physics.
Tradfest is back in January 2025 when it is honouring Stephen Rea, the award-winning actor and big supporter of Irish arts.
Sunday 9th of February sees Russell Street, Dublin 1 Celebrating 102 Years of Brendan Behan - a Dublin Legend
The 2025 edition shines a spotlight on the voices of second-generation children and young people growing up in Ireland...
The North Dublin coastal town has created a festival celebrating three of our favourite things: Guinness, oysters and music
Disrupt Disability Arts Festival is a vibrant celebration of disability art, curated by and for the disability community.
The festival will feature 100 contributors exhibiting their art and include workshops, discussions, and vendors selling their illustrations.
This festival is an immersive and thought-provoking experience at the intersection of music and urban life.
Guided photowalks by international collectives explore Dublin’s streets and an outdoor exhibition runs throughout May