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  • Halftone

    Fair Highlight: Halftone

    The Library Project 2 Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

    Looking for some of the best print art (including some TD alums)? Halftone print fair at the Library Project is Dublin's fresh festival of print art

  • Culture Vultures

    Bowie Festival: Culture Vultures

    The Workman's Club 10 Wellington Quay, Dublin, Ireland

    Androgyny, sexual fluidity and bisexuality are on the conversational menu at the Culture Vultures event with music from Jack O’Rourke

    €12
  • The Glasshouse Ensemble

    Bowie Festival: Glasshouse: The Berlin Trilogy Re-Imagined

    The Sugar Club 8 Lower Leeson Street, Dublin 2, Ireland

    The Berlin Trilogy of Low, "Heroes" and Lodger are some of Bowie's best albums - you can see The Glasshouse Ensemble interpret them at The Sugar Club

    €20
  • Illustrated Bowie

    Bowie Festival: Illustrated Bowie / Bowie in Dublin

    The Space Between 28 Fenian Street, Dublin, Ireland

    L.A. based screenwriter Todd Alcott puts together pulp fiction takes on famous albums, and you can take a look at his Bowie specials at The Space Between with Illustrated Bowie

  • Bowie Festival: Vinyl & Wine presents: Blackstar

    Lost Lane 1-2 Adam Court, Grafton Street, Dublin, Ireland

    A listening party for David Bowie's final album 'Blackstar', played from start to finish on high quality vinyl, with an in-depth discussion panel afterwards.

    €13.66

  • Festival Highlight: St Patrick’s Festival

    Various Locations , Ireland

    St Patrick’s Festival delivers an impressive programme across the five days and nights, including Brendan Balfe in conversation with Dave Fanning.Abair: Treasures Lost and Stolen which pairs traveller singer Thomas McCarthy and storyteller Liz Weir

    Free

  • Ai Weiwei in conversation with Annie Fletcher (IMMA)

    The Chinese dissident artist and activist is one of the leading names in the visual art world, propelling urgent understandings of contemporary social, cultural, and political issues.

  • Say it Loud – We’re Irish!

    Say It Aloud - We're Irish! is a fresh and vibrant spoken word event, which explores perspectives on what it means to be Irish today.

  • Macnas at home

    Macnas are the maestros of conjuring up giant imaginations and creatures to inhabit it.

  • DracuHa!

    Expect horror hotlines, violent brides, goths, werewolves and - the most dreaded horror of all - scavenging seagulls as your mind wanders on its original route from O’Connell Street to Molly Malone.

  • Classics Now

    Online

    A new festival invites us to dive into the art, literature and ideas of the Ancient Greeks and Romans as interpreted and reimagined by outstanding artists today.

  • Dublin Quays Festival

    The festival line-up reveals a great series of incredible live shows featuring an exciting mix of emerging talent and established names, each performing live in four great venues along the banks of the Liffey.

  • Dublin Feminist Film Festival

    Irish Film Institute Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

    2021's theme is care and connection...

    €7.50 – €11.50

  • East Asia Film Festival

    Irish Film Institute Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

    The Oscar success of Parasite and award acclaim for Drive My Car are bringing newfound attention and appreciation to Asian films. The sixth edition of the festival promises drama, documentary, Japanese New Wave cinema, and self-reflexive video essays.

    €13 – €90

  • Music Current

    Project Arts Centre 39 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

    Catch the riptides of adventurous contemporary music with Currents festival.

  • Live Collision 

    Project Arts Centre 39 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

    A smörgåsbord of live art practice.