Victor/Victoria – Special Screening
Julie Andrews, in her Oscar-nominated turn, as a woman impersonating a female impersonator.
Julie Andrews, in her Oscar-nominated turn, as a woman impersonating a female impersonator.
Four days and nights of the best of Irish and international comedians!
New Orleans jazz band take on Dublin.
The founder of The Specials brings the music of his life to town.
Teeling Whiskey promises a night of indulgence with food and drink, with DJs and demos for entertainment.
Indo-French musician, Parveen Khan received a formal Indian classical training and also learned rare maands, a dying form of Rajasthani folk singing. Her career highlights include performing at The Commonwealth Games, and collaborations with artists such as Dj Click, Rupa and the April Fishes, Indo-Danish Group IDA, Musafir. She is joined by her brother Ilyas, the inventor […]
Ireland’s definitive Blues Big Band “The Catfish Blues Orchestra” play their first show in Bello Bar.
A collection of international techno acts and influential DJs present a weekend of sound at District 8. Detroit's Moodymann headlines.
A festival celebrating comic arts in Dublin.
Dublin's first-ever Trans Pride march will begin at Liberty Hall and march to Fairview Park. All are welcome.
Celebrating 25 years of putting the DUB into Dublin, Firehouse Skank present a 4pm-4am event for all fans of reggae music.
An evening of Belly Dance performances by Cida Arcanjo and guests.
Hotter than July is a free, daytime, family-friendly event celebrating the cultural diversity of Dublin city through music and dance.
Some of the best, new and emerging Irish comedy talent on one stage
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Graham Nash makes his NCH debut.
Morgan Creative presents The Little Prince reimagined.
Liniker has a spark and she shares it with you – you don’t have to speak Portuguese to be completely entranced by that moment.
You don’t have to speak Portuguese to be completely entranced by Liniker E Os Caramelows
Saul William's poetry-influenced hip-hop has gained him world-wide fame
Dubbed "the future of hip-hop" by Nasir Jones, Bishop Nehru is a young rapper to watch.