Join us for an exclusive 20% off Wednesday 4th November As a member of The Club, you’re invited to an exclusive evening of festive shopping and seasonal treats in store. Bring along a friend and join ...

This festival marks the 300th anniversary of Gulliver’s Travels with talks, theatre, music and storytelling. Highlights include And Then There Was Gulliver, a new stage musical by Gerry Mullins based ...

The best sushi in Dublin city centre comes from a handful of Japanese restaurants on both sides of the Liffey: Yamamori on ...

Dame Street Dame Street will come alive with a vibrant mix of music, dance and spectacular street performances. From traditional Irish entertainment to contemporary acts and eye-catching performers, ...

Capel Street Capel Street will be bursting with energy throughout Dublin by Night Festival, with two stages showcasing a fantastic mix of live music, local talent, cultural performances and festival ...

Capel Street Capel Street will be bursting with energy throughout Dublin by Night Festival, with two stages showcasing a fantastic mix of live music, local talent, cultural performances and festival ...

Dublin City Council’s Night-Time Economy Office is delighted to support a new Dublin Nights Together Stage on Capel Street at this year’s Dublin by Night ...

This year, Dublin By Night Fest is cementing itself firmly in the cultural zeitgeist, with more entertainment than ever before. Kicking off on the 7th of ...

Two of Ireland’s most enigmatic and atmospheric alternative bands share the stage. Akrobat are a Dublin-based collective blending indie, electronica, art-rock and dream-pop. An ever-evolving project ...

Boy In Space is heading back across Europe for The Man Who Lost It All Tour – a new acoustic show built around his debut album. Following his return to the stage last spring, Boy In Space – the ...

From no songs released to quickly garnering millions of monthly listeners and selling his first headlining tour in less than a day, Mark Ambor has found himself in the company of only a handful of ...

dollhouse–the self-produced debut album from New York City’s Slow Fiction–frames identity as something both intimate and observed: a private world that’s always, somehow, on display. An uneasy sense ...