Neneh Cherry
“Is it fallen leaves, the bird shit on my sleeve…just because I’m down, don’t step all over me”
(Fallen Leaves)
“Is it fallen leaves, the bird shit on my sleeve…just because I’m down, don’t step all over me”
(Fallen Leaves)
In an intimate performance at the beautiful Fumbally stables, Danny Forde will treat you to an evening of music from the soul.
Following on from the overwhelming success of their internationally award-winning production of Stacey Gregg’s Scorch and 4 wins at the 2018 Irish Times Theatre Awards, they are back at the Project Arts Centre with their critically acclaimed Double Bill of Fintan Brady’s East Belfast Boy and John Patrick Higgins’ Every Day I Wake Up Hopeful.
After some 30 years the band rejoined to perform their strongly influencing album, The Clock Comes Down the Stairs at the National Concert Hall and The Barbican in 2018. Having enjoyed that experience, the band will play a fully standing show at Vicar Street.
Whirligig Theatre and the New Theatre are delighted to present The Tide a new play by Tara Maria Lovett, a black comedy set in rural Ireland.
Final few days of Brian Eno’s ‘generative art’ piece with endless variations and possibilities
Third annual Irish body paint festival returns on Friday the 22nd of February to Sunday the 24th of February.
Lux Alma is the brand new solo act from Irish Theatre award winning sound designer and musician Alma Kelliher
The Dublin International Film Festival is Ireland’s premier event taking place in February each year.
DIT Japanimation and Game Society will be hosting their annual anime, gaming and
cosplay convention Shurikon this year in Griffith College on February 23rd to the 24th
2019. The event is a non-profit charity fundraiser run by students and volunteers. The
goal is to provide an event celebrating uniqueness and hobbies through cosplay and
gaming events.
Edna O’Brien revisits her era-defining debut novel in a new stage adaptation.
Why-Axis 'One of Irish hip-hop's brightest rising talents' announces his biggest headline show to date at the Grand Social on the 23rd of Feb 2019.
This show promises “custom audio reconstructed from the original samples and influences” in what Robert Del Naja promises to be “our own personalised nostalgia nightmare head trip.”
New Music Dublin 2019 does exactly what it says on the tin: it really is all about the New. In this year’s festival we will hear world premieres of over 22 new works
Multicultural literary voices come together In Conversation, a new series of events at Instituto Cervantes which provides a platform for some of the most interesting voices in literature in Spanish and in English language.
Carnaval is celebrated in Wigwam with a Brazilian feast.
M O V E aims to bring together the best of a gym session, a great dinner party and your favourite podcast in one event.
Shooting the Mafia is a three day pop-up photography exhibition of Letizia Battaglia, Sicilian photographer and photojournalist, and Roberto Timperi.
Eighteen artists explore the words we cannot say in an exciting new Dublin type & lettering exhibition
A new wave of female distillers, bonders and blenders put a spotlight on worldwide whiskey brands