Dublin International Film Festival
The Dublin International Film Festival is Ireland’s premier event taking place in February each year.
The Dublin International Film Festival is Ireland’s premier event taking place in February each year.
Carnaval is celebrated in Wigwam with a Brazilian feast.
Opening night of four-day festival celebrating where jazz, contemporary, rock and electronic music collide
Expect an exhilarating shot of free jazz as the explosive pairing open SPECTRUM Fest 2019.
Expect the unexpected from this utterly playful ensemble of world class improvisers, including luminaries such as Matthew Bourne on piano and Steve Davis on drums.
A terrific lineup at SPECTRUM this Saturday night sees a double-header of two thrilling live bands, one from Ireland, one from Finland, but both whose musicians have lit up the 12 Points stage, with all the originality and energy that the festival programme denotes.
Wrapping up the SPECTRUM weekend on Sunday 10th March is Dublin born and based multi-instrumentalist, turntablist and sample artist Djackulate (aka Jack Dempsey McMahon), performing a unique live and improvised collaboration for SPECTRUM with special guest H-Ci (Shane O’Donovan).
A Celebration of Arts, Ideas and Creativity in North Dublin
Offset is 10! Creatives be creating...
Returning this month, Music Current offers a unique blend of electronic performance and provides a much-needed platform for the newest contemporary electronic music rarely seen in Ireland.
Live art festival marks its tenth anniversary with a thrilling and eclectic array of performances
Second week of festival celebrating its ‘Sweet 16th’
Inspired by Bealtaine festival’s theme of Welcome and Hosting, Kilcock Men’s Shed Choir and Libyan singer Farah Elle come together to perform traditional sounds from Ireland and North Africa.
See the award-winning feature Float Like A Butterfly in the company of Director Carmel Winters, with a chance to talk more about the issues involved in the Q&A session that takes place immediately afterwards.
The start of week long celebrations around Mr Joyce who stated, “If Ulysses isn’t fit to read, then life isn’t fit to live.” Live a little!
From somewhat disreputable beginnings, Bloomsday has become a street festival celebrating Joyce’s novel and its main characters Molly and Leopold Bloom.
Pride of place (just keep the brands at the back, please!)
Can you brie-lieve it?