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Event Guide for free Events in Greater Dublin
The "Dublin Event Guide (for Free Events)" is Dublin's most popular event magazine that focuses on the vast amount of cultural events for no admission charges. For more than 11 years it was a weekly e-mail magazine that listed, described and recommended 170-200 free cultural events in Dublin City and in the Greater Dublin area. Gigs, Festivals, Talks, Lectures, Exhibitions and much more for all age groups were included. After 600 editions, the Dublin Event Guide was semi-retired and now continues in a new format.
The Dublin Event Guide is a non commercial initiative and is published by Joerg Steegmueller, it has more than 24,000 readers. Instead of a weekly e-mail, there is now an e-mail only when significant events happen and you can subscribe for free on the right here -->>
This site contains the newest edition below and is updated as soon as it is completed (check the date!). But even if there is no new edition here, you probably find some event information on the Dublin Event Guide Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/DublinEventGuide!
The newest Dublin Event Guide (for Free Events) below was posted on 15 January 2022:
Dublin Event Guide 741: There ain’t no “Blue Monday”! – Anti-January-Blues Flea Market, BIAS – Science Gallery, First Fortnight
There ain’t no “Blue Monday”!
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Anti-January-Blues Flea Market, BIAS – Science Gallery, First Fortnight
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Hi all!
Around this time of January is a crucial time! We are just into the new year, but around mid-January most people have already started to lose motivation to pursue your New Year’s resolutions and a large proportion of you have probably given up already.
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Strange isn’t it? Something that you seemingly really really wanted is already given up on just 2 weeks into the new year!!
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Well, there are many reasons for it and it all makes a lot of sense when you look into the inner workings of New Year’s resolutions. So in a way they are very very counterproductive and unless you change something about how you make them, next year won’t be any different. And then the year after and the year after etc.
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The required change is not huge and also not complicated, but it HAS to be made. Around this time of the year, there are lots of workshops and courses that intend to help with it and if you want to get better, I strongly recommend a course.
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Through my “Inspiring Leadership Academy”, I plan to run a course about Goal Setting very soon if there is enough interest from Dublin Event Guide readers and it will be either free or very low priced. If you want to find out more, just go to inspiringleadershipacademy.com/NewYear/ and fill in your details. No risk or obligation!
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Before I start this week’s listing of free events in Dublin, let me clarify one last thing: On Monday you might read about “Blue Monday”, which is allegedly the saddest day of the year and some mention that this has to do with the failed New Year’s resolutions. This year “Blue Monday” is on 17 January, but here is the surprise: It is all made up nonsense! And you can discover the real facts behind the Blue Monday claim here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Monday_(date) In short: Monday is NOT “Blue Monday” and there is actually no “Blue Monday” or blue other day. Have instead a HAPPY Monday! ;-)
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Donations in January:
EUR 261
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(By the end of the month, this number has to reach or exceed EUR 200 to guarantee the continuation of the Dublin Event Guide.)
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If the Dublin Event Guide helps you to find out about free events in Dublin, please help with a donation.
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The counter on the left shows the current donation status. By the end of the month EUR 200 will be subtracted to pay the bills. If more money has been donated, the rest will be carried forward. If donations have stopped below the EUR 200, the missing amount will be carried over.
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Last week the wonderful people that helped with a donation were Tim, Christina, Evelyn and Gabriela! Thank you very much! You are appreciated and your donation is as well!
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With the above counter you know at all times where we stand and when donating is needed. Donations keep the Dublin Event Guide alive and all donors will also get some additional bonuses. The first of those bonuses is described above.
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Here are some more details about donations:
Any amount is appreciated, but if you are looking for a recommendation, then I suggest a donation of 12 Euro per year. – That’s just one Euro per month and you get FOUR Dublin Event Guides for that! If your funds are limited, but you still want to help, you can buy a virtual coffee for just EUR 3. All donations will be used in full for the Dublin Event Guide.
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To donate, use the Dublin Event Guide Donation Page here: gturl.eu/DEGdonate. It is really easy to use and uses Stripe’s trustworthy payment processing. You can even sign up for a yearly subscription on the donation page! Yearly subscriptions will give some important financial stability and reliability to the Dublin Event Guide and are therefore very much appreciated! (Look for the RED subscription buttons at the bottom of the Donation Page.)
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In case the donation page doesn’t work for you, the old links are here: You can donate via www.paypal.me/DublinEventGuide or for Revolut users among you, just use @joergbrb
(If possible, please send your full name and e-mail address as a message with the payment via PayPal or Revolut so that I can tell you about bonuses for donors when available.)
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To buy one or two or even three virtual coffees for the Dublin Event Guide, come to the “Buy Me a Coffee” page here www.buymeacoffee.com/DublinEventG
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And there is one other way to help and it is even free: If you come to www.DublinEventGuide.com and check out some of the ads and click on the ones that you find interesting, that also helps with a few cent! ?
Thank you!!
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“EPIC – The Irish Emigration Museum” (www.epicchq.com) are currently sponsoring the Dublin Event Guide and this section of the weekly newsletter will contain relevant information about events in general or about EPIC-related news and happenings.
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+++ Forging Identities in the Irish World: Melbourne and Chicago (1830-1922) by Sophie Cooper
Thu 20 Jan – 18:30 – Online – Adm: Free
What did it mean to be Irish in the 19th and early 20th century? What place did Irish communities have in Melbourne and Chicago’s urban history? On 20 January, Historian-in-Residence Dr Maurice Casey will meet with Sophie Cooper to discuss her new book, which sheds a new light on what made the Irish diaspora communities in Melbourne and Chicago connect and survive over multiple generations. epicchq.com/event/sophie-cooper-forging-identities-in-the-irish-world-melbourne-and-chicago-1830-1922/
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+++ Tiny Tots: Around the World with Nellie Bly
Sat 22 Jan – 10:30-11:30 – Online – Adm: EUR 5
Welcome back Tiny Tots to our next interactive storytelling adventure of 2022! Suitable for ages 6 and under and delivered via Zoom, in this interactive storytelling session you and your tot will sing songs, draw pictures and meet a whole host of characters. epicchq.com/event/tiny-tots-nellie-bly-around-the-world-epic-museum/ (Booking required)
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+++ Nellie Bly Museum Pop-up
Sat 22 Jan – 11:00-13:00 – EPIC, chq Building, Customs House Quay, Dublin 1 – Adm: Included with EPIC entry ticket
Join us for our very first museum pop-up at EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum on 22 Jan, where one of our galleries will come alive with stories and activities for you to take part in. Included as part of a general entry, this month drop by our storytelling gallery to step on a life-size board game from the 1890s, depicting the story of Nellie Bly, the pioneering Irish-American woman who became one of the very first investigative journalists. epicchq.com/event/nellie-bly-museum-pop-up/
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+++ Explorers: Around the World with Nellie Bly
Sat 22 Jan – 13:00-14:00 – Online – Adm EUR 5
Do you have a mini-explorer at home? Ignite their imaginations in this fun, interactive workshop all about the feats of investigative journalist Nellie Bly. Suitable for ages 6 – 12 years old, meet Nellie Bly and go on a journey with her as she tries to beat a world record, racing around the world in 72 days. Discover her life story, help her pack and then navigate the globe and complete fun activities in each country you visit in order to make it to the next destination. Solve riddles, translate your name into Egyptian, learn a few new phrases in different languages and write a newspaper report, among much more. epicchq.com/event/explorers-around-the-world-with-nellie-bly/ (Booking required)
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Free events in Dublin this weekend…
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Saturday 15 January
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+ Supernatural Food Market – Food & Farmer’s Market 09:00-15:00 St Andrew’s Resource Centre, 114-116 Pearse St., Dublin 2 www.facebook.com/thesupernaturalfoodmarket
+Airfield Estate Farmers’ Market 09:00-14:30 Airfield Estate, Overend Ave, Dundrum, Dublin 14 (lower car park) www.airfield.ie/farmers-market-at-airfield-estate
+ Honest2Goodness Market – Food & Farmers’ Market – 09:30-15:00 – 136a Slaney Close, Dublin Industrial Estate, Glasnevin, Dublin 11 www.facebook.com/GlasnevinMarket/
+ The Handover of Dublin Castle: a Centenary Conference – History Talks 09:30-17:00 Printworks at Dublin Castle, Dame Street, Dublin 2 AND Online histories-humanities.tcd.ie/research/handover/ (Booking required)
+ Glasnevin Indoor Market 10:00-14:00 Brooks Timber & Building Supplies Ltd, Ballyboggan Rd, Dublin 11 www.facebook.com/Glasnevin-Indoor-Market-107579840635438
++ The Anti-January-Blues Flea Market – The Useless Project – Fashion, Jewellery, Homeware, Live Music – Workman’s Club 11:00-16:30 Workman’s Club, 10 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2 theworkmansclub.com/events/the-anti-january-blues-flea-market/
+ How to Draw Geometric Patterns? – Online Workshop – Chester Beatty Museum from 11:00 Online chesterbeatty.ie/whats-on/online-activity-how-to-draw-geometric-patterns/
+ First Fortnight: Lion Pride with Selma Daniel – Dance Workshop – First Fortnight Mental Health Arts Festival & Dance Ireland Online 11:00-12:00 Online www.danceireland.ie/whats-on/events/first-fortnight-lion-pride-with-selma-daniel/ (Booking required)
+ Temple Bar Food Market 11:00-16:00 Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 www.templebarmarkets.com/foodmarket
+ Blackrock Market 11:00-17:30 Main Street, Blackrock, Co. Dublin www.facebook.com/BlackrockMarket/
+ BIAS: Built this way – Digital exhibition about how human bias and prejudice even affects machines that use artificial intelligence in the areas of data equity, privacy, surveillance culture, facial recognition. – Science Gallery 12:00-17:00 Science Gallery, TCD, Pearse Street, Dublin 2 dublin.sciencegallery.com/bias
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+ International Folk Session at Hartigan’s 16:00-19:00 Hartigan’s, 100 Leeson Street Lower, Dublin 2 www.facebook.com/events/657138951986038
+ Griffs Acoustic Junk Yard – Acoustic Gig with Griff from New Secret Weapon – Grand Social 17:00-20:00 Grand Social, 35 Liffey Street Lower, Dublin 1 www.thegrandsocial.ie/events/griffs-acoustic-junk-yard-2022-01-15-17-00
+ First Fortnight: Aloneness and Wholeness – Panel Discussion – First Fortnight Mental Health Arts Festival & Dance Ireland Online 18:00-19:30 Online www.danceireland.ie/whats-on/events/first-fortnight-aloneness-and-wholeness/ (Booking required)
+ Trigger for Change – Radio Documentary about the challenges people with criminal record face in securing employment – First Fortnight Mental Health Art Festival & Newstalk Radio 21:00 Online www.firstfortnight.ie/events/trigger-for-change
+ Fanning at Whelan’s – Episode 7 featuring Adrian Crowley, Cat Dowling, Elaine Mai, Malaki, Nealo, Silverbacks, Wyvern Lingo and Luke O’Neill. 22:30 Virgin Media Two www.whelanslive.com/event/fanning-at-whelans-13/
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Sunday 16 January
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+ parkHIIT Phoenix Park – Resistance Training 10:00-10:30 DASH Container Cafe, Blackhorse Avenue, Dublin 7, D07 V663 Dublin 7 www.eventbrite.ie/e/parkhiit-phoenix-park-tickets-242331388707 (Booking required)
+ Glasnevin Indoor Market 10:00-16:00 Brooks Timber & Building Supplies Ltd, Ballyboggan Rd, Dublin 11 www.facebook.com/Glasnevin-Indoor-Market-107579840635438
+ Herbert Park Market – Food & Farmers’ Market 11:00-16:00 Herbert Park, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 www.facebook.com/Herbert-Park-Market-405930226496273
+ Blackrock Market 11:00-17:30 Main Street, Blackrock, Co. Dublin www.facebook.com/BlackrockMarket/
+ Winteryard Flea Market – Bernard Shaw Pub 12:00-17:00 The Bernard Shaw (former Porterhouse North), Cross Guns Bridge, Glasnevin, Dublin 9 thebernardshaw.com/event/winteryard-flea-market/
+ BIAS: Built this way – Digital exhibition about how human bias and prejudice even affects machines that use artificial intelligence in the areas of data equity, privacy, surveillance culture, facial recognition. – Science Gallery 12:00-17:00 Science Gallery, TCD, Pearse Street, Dublin 2 dublin.sciencegallery.com/bias
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+ Hugh Lane Gallery Public Tour 14:15 Hugh Lane Gallery, Parnell Square North, Dublin 1 www.hughlane.ie/lectures/forthcoming-lectures/3353-sundays16 (No booking required, but limited numbers)
+ Botanical Inspirations – Sunday Sketching workshop for Ages 6-12 – Hugh Lane Gallery 15:00-16:00 Hugh Lane gallery, Parnell Square North, Dublin 1 www.hughlane.ie/lectures/forthcoming-lectures/3381-sunda-plantss
+ Tadgh & Band – Birthday Party Gig – Whelan’s 18:00-19:30 Whelan’s, 25 Wexford Street, Dublin 2 www.whelanslive.com/event/tadhg/
+ Listen to your Art – Electronic Music & Art with Olive y Olive – National Gallery 18:30-19:30 www.nationalgallery.ie/whats-on/listen-your-art (Booking required)
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And some free events for next week….
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Monday 17 January
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+ NO free events!
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Dublin Event Guide (for Free Events)
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+++ Last month of Science Gallery Dublin
As it stands (and as far as we know), this is sadly the last months of the Science Gallery Dublin. In October it was announced that Trinity College, the university that claims it has “a responsibility to demonstrate leadership, drive research and provide inspiration to the rising generations”, will shut down the most inspiring museum and most accessible science&research entry point for young people in Dublin. No demonstrated leadership in that area anymore from TCD! And all this while the former Professor of Engineering & The Arts in Trinity College Dublin, Linda Doyle, is currently provost (that is the head of the university). The Science Gallery is the PERFECT combined Engineering & Arts space and the former Engineering & Arts professor shuts it down. What irony! For you, it means that you only have another 3 weeks to visit the very last exhibition, which is called “Bias: Built this way” and looks at how our human bias and prejudice even influences machines that use artificial intelligence. Opening hours are Wed 11:00-18:00 / Thu 11:00-19:00 / Fri 11:00-18:00 / Sat 12:00-17:00 and Sun 12:00-17:00. Gone are the long and flexible opening hours in the evening and the great Science Gallery shop and the Cafe are already closed, but use the chance to visit this last exhibition! dublin.sciencegallery.com/bias
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+++ The Treaty 1921: Records from the Archives – Exhibition
From 07 Dec to 27 March the Coach House in the gardens of Dublin Castle will be the home of a National Archives exhibition about “The Treaty 1921: Records from the Archives”. The Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921 is the centre piece of the exhibition. Find out more here www.dublincastle.ie/2022_centenary/ Admission is free, but you need to book via www.nationalarchives.ie/2021commemorationprogramme/book-tickets/
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+++ Low Priced Books with free delivery
Book Depository is the place where you can buy low priced books, usually for better prices than on Amazon and Book Depository always delivers for free. And by buying books from Book Depository you will also help the Dublin Event Guide for no additional cost to you. Use this link: shor.by/BookDepository .
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+++ National Gallery tickets available here
The National Gallery is usually free anyway, but in current times you will have to book tickets to get access and you have to enter the building on the Merrion Street side. Tickets are available here: www.nationalgallery.ie/visit-us/book-your-ticket The National Gallery also is running events again and because the events have limited number of spaces, they can book out relatively fast, at least before I can write about the events, so check out the events 1-2 weeks in advance here www.nationalgallery.ie/whats-on and then book tickets for them.
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+++ LEARN A NEW SKILL WITH ONLINE COURSES
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The lowest cost for courses this month will be around 12.99. Check out the website at shor.by/GqCk And if you buy through that link, you also help the Dublin Event Guide! :-)
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And this is it for another week! Have a great weekend and good new week.
Take care,
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