Whether you're into sharp satire, fearless storytelling, or hilarious local humour, this is one of the summer’s must-see events.
Part of the exhibition Staying with the Trouble, the works unfold across IMMA’s Great Hall, Baroque Chapel and Courtyard for one-night only
Korea, Andrew Scott's debut, is a rural saga, that covers a great many domestic neuroses in an impressively small space
Wigwam celebrate the August Bank Holiday with a taste of Mexico, in a weekend packed with taco specials, dancing and plenty of fun.
Expect a raw and unique mix of Neil Young guitar freakouts and quintessentially Antipodean songwriting skills.
Wrap up your bank holiday weekend with a laugh courtesy of Meath funny man Shane Callaghan in the Craic Den.
Known for its electric atmosphere, affordable tickets, and strong sense of community, WOJB continues to shine a light on the next generation of boundary-pushing talent.
With over 30 free gigs across pubs and outdoor stages, festival goers can enjoy blues, country, Americana, ska, Afrobeat and more!
The Vertig67 festival celebrates the collaboration between Alfred Hitchcock and Bernard Herrmann on their masterpiece Vertigo.
Ireland’s oldest and most recognized celebration of the ukulele will return to Dublin’s seaside town for its 14th year.
A hot mess. Bring your flags. Bring your banners. Cheer for your county’s Hoe like your life depends on it.
A celebration of Traveller women’s voices in conversation, poetry and song with Kitty Cassidy, Helen Hutchinson and Rosie McCarthy.
The End of summer party promises to be a special one as OZY producer and DJ from the Icelandic Plútó collective comes over to play.
Kaleidoscope Night is back after the summer break and diving into September with an evening of exquisite aural delicacy for your ears.
Dublin based soul-pop artist Jessica Doolan is only getting started — and her debut at The Academy promises to be a special one.
Celebrated storyteller Aindrias de Staic brings his show By The Light of the Silvery Moon to Axis Ballymun as part of a national tour.
This exhibition considers the idea of Utopia and examines the pursuit of this imagined, impossible and aspirational state from a range of perspectives.
"There’s a real sense that 2025 is going to be something truly special.” - Rosa Corcoran, Artistic Director and Curator
"Get your dancing shoes on again, boys and girls, because Day Fever has arrived in Ireland, in Dublin." - Vicky McClure
The experimental pop artist has has held attention on the music scene with a catalogue of live performances and song releases
