Your guide to the arts in Dublin: exhibitions, plays and musicals, and concerts and gigs. Plus, discover what’s on at galleries, museums and cinemas across the city.
As the year approaches its close, Dublin’s most enchanting venues are illuminated by thousands of luminous candles, unfolding a mesmerising tapestry of musical experiences. The best Candlelight concerts in Dublin this t...
There’s a unique feeling in Dublin when the winter nights draw in and the Christmas lights begin to sparkle along Grafton Street. The city wraps itself in a festive glow, from the chatter spilling out of cosy pubs to th...
Jazz has been swinging its way around Dublin for over a century. Between 1919 and 1921, the Southern Syncopated Orchestra introduced Ireland’s capital to jazzy performances that featured legendary New Orleans clar...
Candlelight venues in Dublin range from classical music spaces to locations not traditionally associated with the genre, such as St Andrew’s Parish Church, The O’Reilly Theatre and St Mary’s Church. Th...
St Andrew’s Parish Church was designed in the classical style and is home to an impressive organ originally built by John White. Beyond the Doric portico, visitors will discover a treasure trove of statues and pai...
Neon Brush in Dublin is the ultimate chance to break the mold, get creative, and try something completely different with your friends or loved ones! Picture this: neon paints, UV lights, booze (whether it’s a cock...
Film scores have evolved into a celebrated art form, captivating audiences far beyond the screen. Concerts dedicated to the music of iconic films, directors, or franchises have become a beloved phenomenon, drawing us in...
Let’s be honest—going to a concert is usually pretty straightforward. Sure, navigating a superstar’s world tour or dealing with the new trend of phone-free events can throw a wrench in the works, but generally, it’s sim...
Last call for all Klimt fans – and those who are generally fans of art exhibitions! Following its popularity since last August, we bring the sad news that Klimt: The Immersive Experience will close its doors…...
Klimt: The Immersive Experience is soon to close in Dublin – on February 25, to be exact. The exhibit allows visitors to get closer than ever to the incredible masterpieces of the renowned artist, and the venue…...
