An early highlight in another busy year for Claxton and his associates, and a mandatory visit for anyone with an interest in the visual arts.
This stacked bill sees shoegaze skewed rock quartet CABL and fuzzy pioneers Nerves co-headline a dizzyingly abstract evening of joyful noise.
Two plays which have been described as, "a perfect blend of hilarity and tragedy, courtesy of the talented writer, Derek Murphy.”
Claxton navigates the ways in which those niche interests that defined subcultures have now become fashionable.
“Describing a primordial and impossible emanation of light.”
Evoking the ambiance of a late-night tango bar, Coyle's new album promises an enchanting musical voyage through South America
this deep, thought provoking work looks set to continue The Complex’s reputation for Stellar Programming in the heart of Smithfield.
The story of how “a small family, their collection of friends and one eccentric stranger distract, entertain and enrage each other in a moment of crisis.”
The Big Gig features players displaying a passion for Irish music through traditional melodies and songs sung and played in Irish and English.
Curated by improv stalwart Mark Cantan, each night sees performancs from some of the most experienced improvisers in the country.
Garden tours, foraging workshops, curated stalls selling plants amid artisanal food trucks, and floristry lectures.
An often awkward, always uproarious and sassy, sultry good time brought to you by the debonair duo of Michelle McCormick and Bláithin de Burca.
Dubliner Farah Elle’s sound touches on her Libyan roots and Irish heritage with a contemporary pop sensibility, while her evocative lyrics sing of growth and perseverance.
Rachael Johnson returns to Dublin this month to present an exhibition of new work from her 'Inscapes' series at the Red Stables Gallery.
"I love him for making Piers Morgan look like the ineffectual, impotent twit he is, but I’m not alone." - Adhamh O Caoimh
This beautiful exhibition highlights the artist's extraordinary touch, inimitable style and singular use of light and colour.
The International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival celebrates the immense contribution of gay people to theatre in all its myriad forms.
Phizz Fest promises to make this pleasant, somewhat unfeasibly expensive part of the city the nicest place in Dublin for three glorious days.
A stunning new book is about to be unveiled in The Dean Art Studios by artist and healer Karen Donnellan.
This moving documentary chronicles Simon Chambers' journey from India to London to care for his Uncle David, a retired bohemian gay actor.
