Headlining the Mother mainstage with an explosion of pop at the stroke of midnight is Sophie Ellis Bextor as well as festival favourites & club residents on Saturday May 19th at 10pm.
Beck and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs — ever fallen in love with someone?
Image makers, shakers and trendsetters gather for an evening of inspiration and tips from some of the best photographers, editors, publishers and image experts around.
Using a mixture of painting, collage and transfers in a series of 20+ paintings and limited edition prints, Walsh flies the artist flag for the D7 hood.
Gorillaz - an inevitable live jamboree of collaborations offset by Jamie Hewlett’s animations.
Dermot Bolger's theatrical take on the Dublin tale of Ulysses.
An exhibition of Irish Georgian art to celebrate the Society of Artists and the restoration of the City Assembly House.
This time it’s Benin’s best. The Orchestro Poly-Rythmo formed back in 1968 and boast over 50 LPs in their catalogue.
On 19th June, Michael B. Barry brings the Art and History of the Spanish city of Málaga to Dublin city at Instituto Cervantes Dublin.
Gerard Byrne displays 30 years worth of botanical paintings.
From a zine depicting the tale of an unmanned rover sent to Mars, to exhibits explaining force load variation and hair accessories to combat zero-gravity, art, science, and culture are all respectfully represented and given equal attention in Life at The Edges. It demonstrates how beings cling to life in the most unlikely of places […]
As part of the Uncover Project, Gay Switchboard Ireland presents the Uncover Talk - Post-Marriage Equality: A State of Mind.
Photography exhibition by Daycent Exposure.
Everybody love the sunshine, right? Vibraphonist/vocalist Roy Ayers delivers the vibes as the sun goes down.
Face to Face is an exhibition consisting of works from the collection of De Pont Museum (Tilburg, The Netherlands). Curated by Hendrik Driessen it includes many forms of media, such as paint, photography, and sculpture, and features pieces by artists such as Thomas Schütte, Fiona Banner, Luc Tuymans, Ai Weiwei, and Cathy Wilkes.
iffy is a brand new film festival celebrating short films.
Roll up! Roll up! Not the only show in town but the only one going 250 years.
Sell out 'hit' of Limerick Fringe - A story of gambling culture and the adventures involved with a life of investing in chance.
A group painting exhibition to celebrate the current state of painting in Ireland.
First preview show of the club that erm.....
