Plans for the Dockers and Demons Festival 2023 are in full swing and the RICC Haunted House will return! Do you dare?! Keep a lookout for opening times. Check out our website www.ricc.ie
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Heather Gray has been running art camps and classes in Rathmines for the last six years. Her amazing Halloween Comic Book Art Camp is a chance to discover the magic of comic books, creative drawing, and storytelling.
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Sutherland Interiors is expanding its showroom with a brand new display space on the 2nd floor. To mark this special occasion we’re collaborating with Ireland’s renowned, and our local artist, Gerard Byrne and will display a collection of his recent paintings throughout the showroom. Join us for a fusion of luxury
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Culture vultures and Warholics are in for a treat this winter! From October 6th to January 28th, 2024, the Hugh Lane Gallery will host Andy Warhol Three Times Out. This remarkable exhibition has been five years in the making and will feature over 250 works
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David Bowie tribute band Heroes from Mars return to the Dublin hotspot to pay tribute to The Thin White Duke, and his 80’s classic, Labyrinth. Heroes From Mars are a Dublin based 5-piece band who have performed all the Bowie classics to sold out audiences and, after a two year pandemic enforced break, the band are pumped and raring to get onstage
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The Goethe-Institut Irland has launched an immersive (and free!) art exhibition called DÉAD, which invites visitors on an eyeopening journey into a vibrant world of darkness.
Running from September 22nd until October 27th, DÉAD (the Irish word for ‘set of teeth’) is inspired by Bram Stoker’s Dracula and Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau’s classic horror film, Nosferatu.
Turn2me organised an amazing night of music and entertainment for charity in the Pepper Canister church (St Stephen’s Anglican Church, Mount Street) on the 29th of September last, with entertainment from The Belle Harmonics, and Foinse, two great music groups.
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Liffey Love is a new exciting public art project by artist Rhona Byrne that considers connection and what it means to love our city, to rethink materials of everyday life and embrace sustainable circular practices to nurture a sense of collective civic engagement. The project is commissioned by Dublin City Council
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