An artistic homecoming, bringing internationally influenced work back to the roots of photographer Rich Gilligan’s creative journey.
The 2025 edition shines a spotlight on the voices of second-generation children and young people growing up in Ireland...
Who really shot Michael Collins? Why is there such reticence from certain quarters – to this day – to find out the truth?
The North Dublin coastal town has created a festival celebrating three of our favourite things: Guinness, oysters and music
New night Max’s Lounge continues as Max Greenwood hosts at the piano, this time with very special guests Gerr Walsh and Mary Barnecutt.
Expect high octane live performances as Wasps vs Humans unleash their anarchic mix of drums, bodhrán, whistles, punk poetry, songs.
Steal yourself for Fat Dog and a riotous mix of punk, dance and klezmer, played at a hundred miles an hour
Disrupt Disability Arts Festival is a vibrant celebration of disability art, curated by and for the disability community.
Tennessee composer, saxophonist, and flutist Zoh Amba visits us for the first time with Chris Corsano and Nick Dunston
Drogheda Comedy Festival returns to showcase a diverse mix of comedy talent in the town that even Cromwell couldn't slay.
With the rise of authoritarianism around the world, a viewing of Shakespeare’s Macbeth feels more relevant than ever.
Gary will be in conversation with author Sinéad Gleeson to discuss his new autobiography, The Forest is the Path, named after the band’s chart-topping latest album.
STATIC VISION are set to headline Sin E this month as they kick off the long weekend festivities with support from Dublin band ARREN
A play about hope, Sally's Return tells the story of how courage can restore our belief that life is worth living.
Eye-catching, inspired, and colourful illustrations, whose influence can be seen in the advertising of events big and small to this day.
The Irish comedy community is coming together for a special evening of stand-up comedy in honour of the late, great Robbie Bonham.
An evening where diverse musical traditions and innovative compositions intertwine at the upcoming Kaleidoscope Night concert.
Scaife’s work on Beckett's canon has always been enthralling and with a cracking young cast, this looks like a winner all round.
BAN BAM is an initiative that highlights the work of women and non-binary composers in jazz and improvised music living in Ireland.
