The big blue building is flinging its doors wide open for an afternoon of performances, talks and tours.
Grammy award winning pianist Francesco Turrisi presents "distilled version of my entire musical life" with his latest album Northern Migrations.
Melty music to make your heart soar. Make a break for the border.
Originally conceived as four online episodes, it now gets a chance to breath new life into its existence by taking to the stage.
This exhibition, curated by Eithne Jordan, RHA Keeper, showcases a small selection of the prints made throughout six decades of printmaking excellence - a testament to the vision of the founders of Graphic Studio Dublin.
Following a breathtaking appearance at Electric Picnic, artist Deirdre Murphy takes to the stage at the Cobblestone this Saturday to launch her new album, Matriotism.
With ‘Family Lines’ Rekab explores “embedded personal and cultural narratives; the stories that we tell and the stories that we are told about ourselves.”
Art auction with a fruity theme in aid of a good cause.
Sisters celebrates the pioneering women of the past while paying homage to those who lit the fire of change in Ireland.
30 years of GAZE... 30 years of story-telling and changing narratives about the LGBTQ+ experience and now under the helm of new director, Greg Thorpe, it’s time to look through the rainbow lens again.
Fresh off the heels of the Fringe comes the dame that is THE theatre festival now in its 65th year of existence.
Accessible opera arias (songs), a grand piano and some personal stories.
Clothes, music, film and beers...
Now this is a doozy with over 40 artists - from the adjoining worlds of electronic, contemporary classical, ambient, hauntology, noise and experimental music - performing in five different rooms across the Concert Hall.
This immersive five day hands-on course tackles DIY, upcycling and renovation projects within your home.
Colour etchings, monoprint and collage by master printmaker Niamh Flanagan in her first major solo exhibition in a decade.
Jazz at Tengu is a mid-week showcase of some of Ireland's best jazz musicians
A collection of 24 new works by Steve Simpson
Whiting brightened up the city streets and made some noise this summer by encouraging thousands to follow the self-proclaimed ‘DJ on a bike’ as he wheeled his custom-made set-up about, prompting an impromptu drum and bass rave of sorts.
