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21-24 September, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin
This four-day festival of free events and experiences addresses the climate crisis and inspires collective action towards a sustainable and hopeful future. The diverse programme includes over 50 artists and collaborators who will showcase their work via installations, screenings, workshops and tours. Take a look at what’s happening right here.
22 September, Across Ireland
Ready to celebrate Oíche Chultúir in style? A national moment dedicated to celebrating culture, creativity and the arts, events are taking place nationwide in cities, towns, villages and rural locations on Friday 22 September. We rounded up 25 of our top picks taking place all around Ireland right here.
22-24 September, Various locations around Galway
The oldest oyster festival in the world and the most internationally recognised Irish festival after St Patrick’s Day, Galway Oyster Festival was launched in 1954 and continues to grow in size and scope year on year. You can expect top class entertainment, street parades, seafood trails, celebrated hospitality and the start of many new friendships, as well as ‘shucking’ championships that always seem to be a highlight.
23&24 September, Rathmines, Dublin
Set up by a small independent group of people that care deeply about animals, people and our planet. Dublin Vegfest is an important event in the calendar of anyone curious about great ethical food, vegan options, community, health and having the craic. Find out more here.
23 September, The Grand Social, Dublin
You’ve heard of Swiftogeddon, now prepare for Harry Stylish. A new club night dedicated to the As It Was singer in all his glory, expect non-stop solo hits, remixes, and plenty of throw-back One Direction bangers throughout the night. There’ll be lyrics and music videos playing out on screens throughout the venue, so a spot of Harry-oke is essential. There’ll be a Watermelon Sugar cocktail special, plus a fancy dress contest during the night — so make sure you pull out all the stops.
Until 24 September, across Dublin
This curated, multidisciplinary arts festival has been seeking out and presenting contemporary, playful and provocative new work made by Irish and international artists since 1995. This year, the programme of events is as exciting as expected, with theatre, comedy, cabaret, live art, music, and club performances and much more in the pipeline. Plan your full itinerary here, or check out our top picks here.