The National Museum is hosting a public tour Sunday, February 25th from 3-4pm, of the Recovered Voices exhibit which explores the experience of Irish men and women during World War I.
The National Museum is hosting a bilingual tour of their Proclaiming a Republic: The 1916 Rising exhibition on Sunday, March 4th from 3-4pm.
Carrying the heat of their sophomore album Con Todo El Mundo which dropped at the end of January, Khruangbin jet into town.
To celebrate the centenary year of women’s suffrage in Ireland, Ban Ban have convened to challenge, inspire and engage around the question of female empowerment and equality.
Nialler9’s new live music and indie disco night makes its debut outing.
Opening night of Surface which brings together a selection of works by artists Maureen Burke and Anne Marie Hayes.
An exciting mix of live acts will play across three Dublin venues on the weekend of March 9th-11th, namely DBD (under The Mezz), the Fumbally Stables and The Grand Social.
You got to doodle or die, right?
Irish hip-hop duo Tebi Rex is kicking off their new EP album release Saturday, March 10th at The Workman's Club @7pm.
The dance floor is how it should be, for everyone, and actively encourages you to be on it in Donal Dineen's monthly swirl.
The publication of The Gospel According to Blindboy and its attendant podcast, has given stratospheric elevation to Blindboy’s status.
The tapestries in The Vanity of Small Differences tell the story of class mobility.
See designs by Issey Miyake, Kansai Yamamoto, Yohji Yamamoto and the ever edgy Comme des Garçons which is led by Rei Kawakubo at Hi! Fashion.
What if we dipped into the magazine, and the things we love, and brought it to a live setting for your enjoyment? We hope you like the idea and can come out and support us.
On Wednesday, March 14th Sinead Furlong Clancy will hold a discussion about a portrait of Ruth Shine by Antonio Mancini.
Lambert brings the keys while Swimming brings the beats.
The American hip-hop artist's new album 'Brick Body Kids Still Daydream' is newly out, and the rapper is bringing his popular tracks to Dublin on Wednesday, March 21st at The Sugar Club @8pm.
The Hugh Lange Gallery presents this Special Lecture: Senator George Mitchell, The Good Friday Agreement: A Personal Reflection. This commemorates the 20th anniversary of the signing of the Good Friday Agreement on Monday, April 9th at 5pm.
Gaelic Fields is a seven-year photography journey throughout the 32 counties on the island of Ireland.
KNOWER is a funk-pop group from Los Angeles. The duo represents the best of the emerging and ever-changing alternative pop genre. Currently, they are touring their fourth album 'Life' at The Sugar Club Friday, March 23rd @ 7:30pm.
