Willa White – Dead Man Talking
Dead Man Talking sees the Dublin comedian explore his belief that he should have been dead long before family and friends
Dead Man Talking sees the Dublin comedian explore his belief that he should have been dead long before family and friends
Dublin will be transformed into a city-wide canvas this November, as Dublin Gallery Weekend 2025 floods streets, laneways, and cultural landmarks with contemporary art, experimental performance, and creative energy
Throughout November, the arts and technology festival Beta will be hosting events across Dublin, from the Dublin Port to the Digital Hub to the Museum of Modern Art.
Together, these works transform ports and oceans into sites of imagination and repair, using art and technology to question how we might live with, listen to, and learn from water in an age of crisis and change.
Delve into communication, connection, and why storytelling remains such a powerful form of human expression.
This acclaimed work offers audiences a rare chance to engage with Tammi’s unique exploration of empathy, emotion, and human connection through the lens of contemporary photography.
Critics from across the world, including The Guardian and The New York Times, along with local experts will examine the future of theatre criticism at the Mission Critical symposium
See works by globally renowned artists and discover new talents at Art Source, which takes place in Dublin's RDS this November.
The Ennio Morricone Experience, a spellbinding tribute to the late film composer, has announced a show in Beachwood Avenue Church, Ranelagh, this November.
"Spatially, we are in a zone as expansive as a biblical desert, and as abstract, in which we try to orient ourselves." - Aidan Dunne
Looking to nip in and grab a print at a good price before Christmas? Black Church Print Studio are having a print draw at The Library Project
"This night is for the girlies and trapped creatives who live in fear of the next email finding them; rest assured it won’t find you here." - Kat Ennis
The next After Eight party will be on Nov 22nd with SURKA, support as always by resident Giita. Dancing from 8-12.
A football game is a temporal rupture with the routine of the everyday: ecstatic, evanescent and, most importantly, shared.
Dive into the rich, vibrant world of contemporary jazz and let the music take you on a captivating journey.
Written in 1734, Johann Sebastian Bach's Christmas Oratorio was composed as a celebration of the Nativity, and the joyous events of Christ's birth.
his final instalment of the season brings together some of Ireland’s most visionary musicians for a richly immersive evening.
This year's edition of DABF sees guest curator and former sheep farmer Dr. Selina Guinness at the helm, centering on the idea of “Flock” as in, how all animals and people interact with shepherding.
The first-ever LOBE’PARTY lands in Dublin on December 5th, 2025 featuring two acts: ARREN and LOBEPINE.
UMAKOKO Dance Company Presents WAVE: 4EVER — Celebrating Diversity in Dance Through a Boundary-Breaking Production in Dublin.