Louder She Blooms debuts with a stellar all-female lineup to celebrate and amplify women’s voices in music.
Pan Amsterdam is a musical enigma wrapped in an enduring riddle, created by a jazz musician from Houston who’s worked with Iggy Pop.
Fishamble presents a gripping new play by Kwaku Fortune, exploring identity, silence, and growing up mixed race in Ireland.
With 84 events across 11 unique venues, the festival covers everything from politics to science, literature to history.
This searing, surreal comedy weaves suburban chats and apocalyptic monologues into a darkly witty meditation on ageing, anxiety, and collapse.
As 2025 marks another milestone anniversary year, the theme for Dublin Pride this year is Taking Liberties.
True to form, HONEYPOT is bringing the heat to Pride with another FLINTA-focused lineup, with ten DJs playing across two floors.
Seamus Gibson and So Young Yoon are joined by classical cellist Yseult Stockdale for their Dublin debut concert.
Jorge Satorre brings together sculpture and drawing in a playful, self-reflective exploration of storytelling, craft, and materiality
SubSounds Youth Music Festival returns to TU Dublin Tallaght for an electrifying day of live music from the next generation of Irish talent.
Featuring the work of over 80 makers, this exhibition celebrates the rich history and contemporary relevance of ceramic art in the art world.
Work by a group of African American women from a small Alabama community who create artistically and politically significant quilts
This 'comedy of bad manners' highlights the absurdities of 9-to-5 life, packed with oversized egos and nonsensical management.
A night of wild theatre and sizzling hot circus, RIOT is one of the most influential theatre events of recent decades.
Foreword, the inaugural exhibition of the International Centre for the Image, highlights the critical role of still and moving images in arts discourse and for contemporary society.
A very special concert brings Judy Garland’s iconic music back to life, featuring beloved classics such as Over the Rainbow and Get Happy.
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.
