Following hugely successful runs in New York, Calgary, London & Melbourne, The First Bad Man returns to Dublin for a limited run as part of Live Collision International Festival.
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.
Let’s SAMBA! The Cookbook Club returns for a Brazilian Feast at Camerino Bakery, Blackrock this May Bank Holiday Weekend.
The Brothers Haydn is exactly the kind of sideways glance at repertoire that the Irish Chamber Orchestra does best.
Kruder & Dorfmeister specialise in high-energy DJ sets packed with wild K&D-style blends, deep grooves, and dub-infused magic.
The Guinness Choir has commissioned a contemporary choral cantata to celebrate this great city, their Liberties’ origins and their musical tradition.
Ireland’s endangered birds are to be the focus of a unique intergenerational performance taking place at dlr Mill Theatre from May 15-16.
The Pavilion Theatre hosts the Irish debut of folk music duo Nora Brown and Stephanie Coleman for their first Dublin show.
The next After Eight party will be on May 23rd with Governess and support as always by resident Giita. Dancing from 8-12.
An intimate, dynamic evening of drag, cabaret, and live performance, celebrating queer artistry and community in Dublin.
The sense of being absent from Sweden for so long has led to Danell reimagining its arboreal landscape as a place of contrasts: the hyper-reality of nature, but with an echo of Sci-Fi.
A very special summer afternoon concert featuring Laoise Leahy & master pianist Johnny Taylor takes place in the intimacy of The Cobblestone
Stitch will be in conversation with two wonderful writers: David Collard, author of Multiple Joyce, and June Caldwell, author of Room Little Darker.
Shipwrecks of Dublin Bay, an exhibition currently on show at Dublin Port highlights over 900 known wrecks that sit out in Dublin Bay.
Dalkey Original Print Fair presents another outstanding selection of original fine art prints by seven established Dublin-based printmakers.
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.
Aerial acrobatics, dance, music and theatre performances to take place across Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown this June and July.
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.
The official launch of ẸWÁ ÍRÚN (The Beauty of Hair) celebrates the artistry, heritage, and cultural power of Black hair.
