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.
Zeic's artistic practice is grounded in queer feminism and queer ecology, most recently focusing on queer histories through the lens of folk mythology.
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.
A Zen meditation seminar will be held in the Unitarian Church on Stephen's Green by Shodo Harada Roshi, an abbott of the Sogenji Monastery
Donoso López’s exhibition explores movement as a strategy for adaptation, resistance and transformation using a variety of material processes.
What happens when the weekly chores become unbearable and no one seems to care? And ultimately what does that say about us as a society?
20 live professionals take to the stage to be in with a chance to become an award winner and spectacle ... and yes there will be TEASE!
Qbanaa is a Cuban-Irish singer-songwriter blending neo-soul, R&B, Latin jazz, and pop into a sound that is both raw and distinctive.
Expect an evening of quiet moments, close harmonies and the kind of music best experienced in a room where people come to listen.
What does it mean to be queer and trans in 2026, when nearly nothing is private, everyone is witnessed, and everything is recorded?
PORTAGE brings together paintings, sculptural forms, ceramic vessels, and sculptural light to explore journeys shaped by wind, water, myth, and memory.
Outstanding young musicians come together for an inspiring performance, celebrating the joy of collaboration and musical excellence.
"To paraphrase playwright Tennessee Williams’ tragic heroine Blanche Dubois, magic is more important than realism." - Cathy Lomax
The exhibition invites visitors to slow down and reflect on the subtle dialogue between place, memory and self.
Rascals Brewing Company will host a special charity screening of raising funds for the Simon Community, a cause close to Glen's heart.
This is a rare opportunity to hear directly from Rouzbeh Rashidi, an artist whose work continues to challenge how we experience film.
Miriam McConnon’s new series of work has been informed by her correspondence with families in Gaza over the last two years.
Get ready for an exhilarating night of mystery and mayhem in a special laugh-out-loud Murder Mystery Dinner Show at The Dropping Well, Milltown, Dublin 6.
