Hi all!
I am back! ;-) I went away for a few days over the last weekend, but made sure that I am back for the next edition of the Dublin Event Guide. I was in Germany visiting family and have to admit that I was tempted not to come back. Tuesday was the hottest day of the year in Germany with more than 37 degrees … and I loved it. Considering that the warmest ever measured temperature in Ireland was 33.3 degrees on 26 June 1887, I don’t have much hope to ever experience the weather here that I like.
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Well, today is summer solstice, which is the astronomical start of Summer (and therefore the official start of Summer in most European countries) and I will stick to that (It would be too depressing to think that summer might already be half over, so don’t dare suggesting this to me.) So, since there is another 3 month of summer to come, with a bit of luck the nice weather here will continue and the temperatures will rise again another bit. I would even settle for around 20-25 degrees if it lasted for a while, so hopefully the weather gods will accept the deal or make a decent counter offer. ;-)
My shorter preparation time for this edition means that I might have a little less to tell you in the Dublin News section, but all events are there as you are used to. The only downside is that in comparison to the earlier sending last week, this week the Dublin Event Guide will reach you much later again, but interestingly the sending time has no significant impact on how many of you open and read it. I have to admit that I was surprised to see that!
Oh, but there is one problem I have to mention this week cause I need your help: We are starting the last week of the month and if you are a regular reader, you know that every month I need to find EUR 170 somewhere to pay for the bill to send the newsletter in a reliable and non-spam-suspicious way. Your donations are the essential source of these EUR 170, but this month, I only received EUR 100 until now. So, I need another 70 Euro. Can you help? How much does the Dublin Event Guide save you every week because you now know about all the cool free events? “Loads!”, I hear you saying!? And how much did your popularity grow among your friends since YOU are the one that knows what, where and when all is happening? “Hugely!”, you say? I didn’t expect anything else! ;-) The value is priceless, I know, but I don’t need much from you. Just EUR 1 per month, that’s less than a bar of chocolate, less than half a cupcake and less than a third (!!) of a cup of coffee, Go to www.perfectresults.info/donate.htm either for a donation once-off of EUR 12 or more if you can or choose the subscription option on that page to give EUR 12 per year without having to think about it. Thanks!!!
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The “Feel Good Slot” at this place in the Dublin Event Guide is to share some inspirational, motivational or thought provoking quotes, stories or video clips. You wonder why I added this section to this e-zine? If your week was great, you might not need it, but most of us had some challenging moments in the last week and this section is for the people that want to remind that despite all, life is great and it is important to be alive.
Everything in our life is either a blessing or a lesson and – with the right attitude – every lesson turns into a blessing anyway. So today I have a sort of affirmation for you that might challenge some of you in certain circumstances. Take on this challenge and say it to your friends and supporters and to the people that make your life difficult. You don’t have to say it out loud, but when you say it (silently or aloud) say it with intend:
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All events listed in this Event Guide are free of any admission charges (or at least appear to be free) unless otherwise stated. I try to find confirmation in all cases and do my best to double-check the information. However errors can happen and therefore no promise for correctness can be given.
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This section is intended to provide some help in picking and choosing from the huge number of events by sharing with you what I will/might or would do. This is not a “best of…” list and if an event is not listed here, it by no means implies that the event is not interesting. Instead my “picks” are just based on my personal preferences. All events mentioned here are described in detail further down
I normally don’t really look for events outside of Dublin, but when I was on TodayFM before the June Bank Holiday weekend, I had to look at some of the nationwide events as well because TodayFM is nationwide. I was surprised how busy this year is. I don’t think much of “The Gathering” for a variety of reasons, but it seems that the country folk ;-) make the most of it and are kept busy with a whole range of events. And again this weekend, there seems to be more happening outside of Dublin than in Dublin!
The Cork Midsummer Festival, the Glenties Busking Festival, Body & Soul, the Sea Sessions Surf & Music Festival and Rocky Mayhem are just a few of the festivals over the weekend.
Luckily we have Dun Laoghaire and the Route des Princes Boat Race with the land activities that go with it. Street Feast, the Workman’s Club runs a Wellington Weekender, a 3-day festival. In Phoenix Park and a few other Parks the last event for the Bikeweek “Pedal in the Park” will take place for the whole family.
Next week the Dublin Pride Festival starts – if that is your thing – and the Dundrum Arts and Cultural Festival will start on Wednesday.
This is the weekend of big concerts. Robbie Williams in the Lansdowne Road / Aviva Stadium on Friday. Neil Young in the RDS on Sat and Bon Jovi in Slane also on Sat. The steeply priced Taste of Dublin also takes place and then there is the non-free Dalkey Book Festival.
With all these non-free events, the free events have suffered a little. But there still is lots to do. I will be on holidays for a few days, so I will let you pick your own things and will make less suggestions than usually. But you should look at Bloom’s Day if you are interested (if not, you might agree with me in the THIS IS ODD SECTION). Then there is the IFI Open Day with lots of free cinema. The Viking Festival takes place in Clontarf on Saturday and is particularly suitable for the children.
Next week then, look out for the Bike Week events and on next Friday (21 June) for the National Muisc Day Events.
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Promote your product or non-free event with a competition in the Dublin Event Guide!
The Dublin Event Guide (for Free Events) focuses on free events, but we all fully understand that not everything can be free in life and if you run a non-free event (or sell a cool product), I am sure it would help you if you could let the 14,000+ Dublin Event Guide readers know about your event or product. If you can make a few tickets (product samples) available for the Dublin Event Guide readers, I can help you and promote your event (product) in the context of a competition. Cost to you? Minimal, often even completely free! Just contact me on dublineventguide@gmail.com and we can discuss the details. It is all very simple! ;-)
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Host Families Urgently Needed – Inco me Opportunity
An established Irish Language School is urgently looking for Host Families for language students from Europe (Age 15+) who will come to Ireland for 2-6 weeks in July and August. If you are interested, call 01-6975525 from Monday or send an e-mail to info@malvernhouse.ie with subject HOST FAMILY.
If this is not something you are interested yourself, please pass it on to neighbours and friends.
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Irish Architectural Archive closing for at least two months – Lack of funds
Because support grants were cut back and private-sector support from architects dramatically went down, the Irish Architectural Archive is in serious financial difficulties and has decided to close its doors, stop all services and make all staff temporarily redundant in July and August. The Archive Reading Room, Architecture Gallery and office will close at on Friday 28 June and will re-open on Mon 02 Sept. In the meantime intensified fundrasising efforts are underway to ensure that the closure won’t have to be extended.
Because the closure is time limited and because there is so little activity in the architectural sector, the closure will not have too serious an effect, but if the archive that keeps all architectural records a bit like a National Library for Architects would have to close for longer or permanently, this would be a serious issue as a signal about the state Ireland is in.
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Summer of Heritage – Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown
The Summer of Heritage Programme by Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council opens up some of the County’s finest heritage sites to the public free of charge to give you an opportunity to find out about all the sites in your neighbourhood. 15 different attractions are part of it:
The Oratory of the Sacred Heart in Dún Laoghaire, the Seapoint Martello tower, the Metals tour which takes you down the route of the historic truckway that brought stone from the quarries of the area to the harbour works at Dún Laoghaire, a tour of Cabinteely Hosue, a historic tour of Dundrum, a tour of Deansgrange cemetery, the churches and burial grounds at Kill Abbey and Carrickbrennan, visits to the obelisks at Killiney and Stillorgan, a Dún Laoghaire Lockout Tour (commemorating the centenary of the 1913 Lockout), a historic tour of Blackrock, a tour of the cemetery of the Society of Friends at Temple Hill and a tour of Killiney Hill Church.
In addition there will be a Heritage Lecture Series taking place in Cabinteely House on 16,17 and 18 July featuring talks on the Oratory of the Sacred Heart, the Irish Arts and Crafts movement, Irish furniture, Ireland’s Gold Collection and the Chester Beatty Collection, all by experts in the area.
All events are free and the complete programme can be found here www.dlrevents.ie/pdf/Summer%20of%20Heritage%202013_Programme.pdf or via the website www.dlrevents.ie/heritage2013.html
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Sweny’s – Daily James Joyce Readings
Because Sunday is Bloom’s Day it is appropriate to mention this regular event for James Joyce fans:
Sweny’s holds a number of readings of Ulysses and other works by James Joyce throughout the week and a schedule can be found here. In each of their reading groups, a section of the novel or a series of short stories are read and discussed and there might even be a biscuit and a cup of tea for you afterwards. Places are limited, so arrive early. Admission is usually free, but around Bloom’s Day there are a few non-free events as you can see on their website: www.sweny.ie
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Hughes & Hughes Bookshops to disappear
Hughes & Hughes is finally disappearing. Founded in 1986, the company got in trouble in 2010 and was put in receivership with EUR 9mio debts. The name (and only the name) was later bought by Derek Hughes and he re-opened six of the shops. Not too much later two shops closed (Dundrum and Dundalk) and now the three shops in St. Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, Santry and Ennis will become Eason franchises. The last remaining shop in Swords will – for now – stay a Hughes & Hughes shop because Eason was not interested in it, but I’d say that shop will not stay that much longer either.
Importantly for voucher or gift card holders: Hurry and redeem your voucher asap they will be accepted until Eason takes over, but after that your vouchers are worth nothing!! The Hughes&Hughes website is already suspended, the Twitter and Facebook accounts are dead and the rest will happen soon too. I found out a few days ago that the Loyalty Card scheme will end on 30 June and the final day to redeem any points will be on 30 Sept.
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If you took the opportunity and started a new business recently (not more than approx. 6 months ago) and need a bit of support to let Dublin know about your new venture, talk to me. In this section I will feature new companies every now and then. I had to give it a rest for a while due to some technical challenges, but I seem to have mastered them more or less by now. ;-)
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Based on your feedback, I have decided to do the following with the Exhibition section in this newsletter from now on: I will provide you with a link to a near-comprehensive listing of exhibitions provided by www.visualartists.ie . For me to list all exhibitions would only be doubling their good work and would be an inefficient use of my resources. The link is visualartists.ie/category/listings/dublin/
On top of that I will every now and then include here a small selection of exhibitions that either are not mentioned in the Visual Artist listing or are note-worthy to be mentioned separately.
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Propeller 2013 Finalists’ Award Exhibition
27 Jun – 09 Jul (09:30-17:00)
Copper House Gallery, Synge Street, Dublin 8
The Copper House Gallery will launch the Propeller 2013 Finalists’ Award Exhibition for graduating photographic students, in association with Source Magazine. The Propeller 2013 Finalists’ Award Exhibition, with a prize fund valued at EUR 15,000, will be opened by The Copper House Gallery curator Leszek Wolnik at 18:00-20:00 on Thurs 27 June.
The short-listed works of the ten finalists will be displayed as part of this exhibition and the winner of Propeller 2013 Award will be announced on the night by Propeller 2012 winner Amy Hanrahan.
Admission is free and all are welcome. www.thecopperhousegallery.com/
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La Route des Princes – Boat Race
17:00 – 21:00, Fri 21 Jun
East Pier, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
The “La Route des Princes” sailing boat race from Valencia via Portugal, around Ireland and onwards to Plymouth takes place and the race stops over in Dun Laoghaire. From Fri 21 – Sun 23 June a variety events take place on the East Pier in Dun Laoghaire.
It all kicks off with a Food Market and Family Amusement from 17:00-21:00 on Friday and Comháltas Ceoltoirí Eireann performing on the Bandstand between 17:00-20:00.
On Sat+Sun the Food Market will run from 11:00-21:00 and there will be a variety of bands performing on the bandstand. Breton guitarist Dan Ar Braz will perform at 17:00 on Sat. Other acts performing over the weekend include Crash, Dirty Epics, The Shoos, Jupe and Robert Delaney.
You will also be able to watch the Multihull Boat Races (14:00-17:00 on Sat+Sun) with Live commentary.
A detailed programme brochure can be downloaded here www.dlrevents.ie/pdf/Route%20des%20Princes%20Jun_13.pdf and a summary of the events is on the website below.
www.dlrevents.ie/lrp.html
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Greek and European Folk Dance
 19:00 – 20:30, Fri 21 Jun
Exchange Dublin, Upper Exchange Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
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Cornucopia – Live Music
19:30 – 21:30, Fri 21 Jun
Cornucopia Café & Restaurant, 19/20 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
Cornucopia Café & Restaurant host live music three evenings a week (Thurs, Fri and Sat). The restaurant is a Wholefood & Vegetarian Restaurant and is open until 22:15.
+ Every second Thursday N.C Lawlor, a songwriter, session player and troubadour plays a mix of country, bluegrass & blues from 19:30-21:30.
+ Every Friday (19:30-21:30) Junshi Murakami plays Irish Harp.
+ Every Saturday (19:30-21:30) Nollaig Mann plays a collection of popular and jazz classics.
www.cornucopia.ie
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Bubble Revolution
20:00 – 22:00, Fri 21 Jun
Centre for Creative Practices, 15 Pembroke Street Lower, Dublin 2
This play from 2011 by Julia Holewi?ska describes and explains the sensations of communist and post-communist Poland. Admission is free. The performance takes place on Fri and Sat from 20:00-22:00.
cfcp.ie/events/521
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Dublin Tribal Spirit – Drumming Circle
20:00 – 22:00, Fri 21 Jun
Lantern Centre, 17 Synge Street, Dublin 8
“Dublin Tribal Spirit” is a weekly event that gives you the great experience of a drumming circle with african drums and authentic tribal rhythms. Tom and Sinead, who run that event are providing lots of drums for it and teach you the rhythms.
There is no formal admission charge for this event, but donations are expected. The organisers bring their own 20-30 drums to it every week, so they are looking for donations to keep the event going.
www.facebook.com/pages/Dublin-Tribal-Spirit/201639663203598
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Let’s French – Music Festival
20:00, Fri 21 Jun
The Village, 26 Wexford Street, Dublin 2
Let’s French… the French music festival is organised since 2006 by the Alliance Française to promote French culture through the repertoire of its rich music: traditional chansons, pop, rock, folk, indie, rap, electro, house, techno, dj set or jazz.
On Friday the Hip Hop Band “Soul Square” from Nantes will be in The Village with support from “Street Literature” and DJ Workin Class Records.
Admission is free.
www.lets-french.ie/
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Opera in the Park
20:00 – 23:00, Fri 21 Jun
Merrion Square, Dublin 2
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Wellington Weekender – Workman’s Club
20:00, Fri 21 Jun
Workman’s Club, 10 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2
The Wellington Weekender is a 3-day Festival of Live Bands, DJs, Markets, Food and Refreshments in the Workman’s Club from Friday-Sunday.
The live bands are The Hot Sprockets, Mixtapes From The Underground, Toby Kaar, Ghost Estates, Fallen Rule, Fiction Peaks and . more. On Sat there will be a Terrace Market, where you can buy tapes and vinyl, books and magazines, vintage clothes, ornaments, fresh baked cake and other sweets.
There will be lots of DJs, classic Workman’s Karaoke, Bison BBQ, whiskey and tequila tasting and a Fire Wing Challenge.
Admission is free to all events.
Fri:
20:00 Mixtapes From The Underground, Toby Karr plus special guests
22:30 DJ’s algo~rhythm and Lifetime Geragh’n’ty
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13:00-16:00 Terrace Market
14:00 Plateau Sessions daytime stage – line-up TBC
17:00 Fire Wing Challenge
20:00 The Hot Sprockets plus special guests followed by Workman’s Residents
22:30 DJ Andy O’Connell
Sun:
20:00 Ghost Estates, Fallen Rule, Fiction Peaks, Late City Edition & My Mind Races
22:30 Workman’s Karaoke Club
22:30 MASS with Sister Lisa Marie
theworkmansclub.com/index.php/events/the-wellington-weekender-2/
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Addison Lodge Open Mic Night
21:00 – 00:30, Fri 21 Jun
Addison Lodge, Botanic Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 9
The Addison Lodge are inviting local bands, musicians, poets, comedians and performers to share their talents at the new Addison Lodge Open Mic Nights in Glasnevin (opposite the Botanic Gardens). The event will take place every week. Admission is free.
www.addisonlodge.com/archives/276
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Backyard Devils – Gig
21:00, Fri 21 Jun
Whelan’s, 25 Wexford Street, Dublin 2
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Live Music – Stillorgan Orchard
21:00, Fri 21 Jun
Stillorgan Orchard, The Hill, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin
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Urban Mojo Blues Band
21:00, Fri 21 Jun
Mother Reillys, 26/28 Upper Rathmines Road, Rathmines, Dublin 6
The Urban Mojo Blues Band are influenced by Chicago blues styles, rock and funk and perform a blend of grooving blues music. On Friday they perform in Mother Reilly’s. Admission is free.
www.facebook.com/motherreillysADMIN
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Talkcha Compilation Launch
22:30, Fri 21 Jun
Whelan’s, 25 Wexford Street, Dublin 2
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Car Boot Sales – Tallaght
08:00 – 12:00, Sat 22 Jun
Tallaght Stadium, Whitestown Way, Tallaght, Co. Dublin
A weekly car boot sale, one of less than a handful that is still reliably taking place, has up to 200 cars/sellers. The stadium is just a few minutes walk from the Red LUAS line stop and numerous bus stops. For traders the Car Boot Sale opens at 06:30 for buyers from 08:00. If you are interested in selling, check the details and register on their website.
www.irishcarboot.ie/
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Dublin Food Co-op
09:30 – 16:30, Sat 22 Jun
Dublin Food Co-op, 12 Newmarket Square, Dublin 8
The Dublin Food Co-op is open every Saturday at Newmarket for organic wholefoods and sustainable household products, plus over a dozen producer stalls offering organic fruit and veg., baked goods, dairy produce, wines, hot and cold food, etc. The Co-op is also open on Thursdays 12:00-20:00.
www.dublinfood.coop
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Honest2Goodness Food Market
09:30 – 16:00, Sat 22 Jun
Honest2goodness, 136 Slaney Close, Dublin Industrial Estate, Glasnevin, Dublin 11
The weekly Honest2goodness food market in Glasnevin has fresh meat, vegetables, fish, baked goods, and wines. It is open from 09:30-16:00. It is behind Lidl in the Industrial Estate just after the Glasnevin Cemetary coming from the City Centre.
www.honest2goodness.ie
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Malahide Park Run (free)
09:30, Sat 22 Jun
Malahide Park, Dublin Road, Malahide, Co. Dublin
Parkrun Ireland is organising free weekly runs in parks. It is a timed run over 5km and participation is completely free, but registration before your first parkrun is required.
www.parkrun.ie/malahide/
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SuperNatural Food Market
09:30 – 15:30, Sat 22 Jun
St. Andrews Resource Centre, 114 Pearse Street, Dublin 2
The SuperNatural Food Market is taking place every Saturday from 09:30-15:30 in St. Andrews Resource Centre in Pearse Street, Dublin 2.
www.supernatural.ie
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Jamestown Market
10:00 – 17:00, Sat 22 Jun
Jamestown Market, 90 Jamestown Road, Inchicore, Dublin 8
Jamestown Flea Market + Car Boot Sale takes place every Sat+Sun from 10:00-17:00. You can reach it from Tyrconnell Road and from Kylemore Road and it is within 3 min from Black Horse stop on the red Luas line. There is free parking.
www.jamestownmarket.com/
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Merchants Market
10:00 – 16:00, Sat 22 Jun
Merchants Yard, East Wall Road, Dublin 3
The Merchants Market on East Wall Road is a relatively new weekly market on Saturdays and Sundays with more than 80 stalls. There is everything from furniture and antiques to paintings and mirrors, electronics and hot food to bicycles and buns. Sounds interesting and I will check it out over the coming weeks. It is just a few minutes walk away from the Point Theatre/O2 (walk in the direction of the Port Tunnel). www.facebook.com/merchantsindoormarket
www.merchantsmarket.ie/
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Mother Redcap’s Indoor Market
10:00 – 17:30, Sat 22 Jun
Unit 95, Malahide Road Industrial Park, Malahide Road, Coolock, Dublin 17
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Temple Bar Food Market
10:00 – 16:30, Sat 22 Jun
Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
The Temple Bar Markets (Food Market on Meeting House Square, Book Market on Temple Bar Square and the Designer Mart near Cow’s Lane) are taking place every Saturday from 10:00-16:30.
www.templebar.ie
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“My Favourites” – Walking Tour
11:00 – 13:30, Sat 22 Jun
Spire, O’Connell Street, Dublin 1
“These Are a Few of My Favourite Things” is the title of a Walking Tour that Emily Gallagher will run every Saturday. It will be an Alternative Arts and Culture Trail and she will bring you to “Dublin’s Best Cafes, Bars, Markets, Unusual Stores, Galleries, Theatres, Arts Spaces, and more! And hear some tales you’ve never heard before!”
Meeting point is at the Spire. The tours are free but donations are welcome and booking is required via egaldog@gmail.com or 085-2725095
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Blackrock Market
11:00 – 17:30, Sat 22 Jun
Blackrock Market, 19 Main Street, Blackrock, Co. Dublin
At the Blackrock Market in the centre of Blackrock, you’ll find 50 stalls selling collectibles, antiques, handmade goods, books, food & there’s free popcorn, ballons & facepainting for the kids.
Open on Saturdays and Bank Holidays: 11:00-17:30, and Sundays: 12:00-17:30.
www.blackrockmarket.com/
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El Dia E
11:00 – 18:00, Sat 22 Jun
Instituto Cervantes, Lincoln House, Lincoln Place (near National Gallery), Dublin 2
On 22 June, all of the Instituto Cervantes centres around the world are opening their doors to celebrate the Spanish language, which is the second most widely spoken language in the world.
The open day in Dublin runs from 11:00-18:00 and will offer a wide range of activities for all age groups. Balloon Modelling for the children, Flamenco dance, Latin American food, a tortilla making competition, a free Sevillanas dance class, Karaoke and some free Spanish classes. In addition there will be a book sale, conversation exchange and guided tours. The detailed schedule is on the websiste below.
Admission is free to all events.
dublin.cervantes.es/FichasCultura/Ficha89475_16_2.htm
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La Route des Princes – Boat Race
11:00 – 21:30, Sat 22 Jun
East Pier, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
The “La Route des Princes” sailing boat race from Valencia via Portugal, around Ireland and onwards to Plymouth takes place and the race stops over in Dun Laoghaire. From Fri 21 – Sun 23 June a variety events take place on the East Pier in Dun Laoghaire.
It all kicks off with a Food Market and Family Amusement from 17:00-21:00 on Friday and Comháltas Ceoltoirí Eireann performing on the Bandstand between 17:00-20:00.
On Sat+Sun the Food Market will run from 11:00-21:00 and there will be a variety of bands performing on the bandstand. Breton guitarist Dan Ar Braz will perform at 17:00 on Sat. Other acts performing over the weekend include Crash, Dirty Epics, The Shoos, Jupe and Robert Delaney.
You will also be able to watch the Multihull Boat Races (14:00-17:00 on Sat+Sun) with Live commentary.
A detailed programme brochure can be downloaded here www.dlrevents.ie/pdf/Route%20des%20Princes%20Jun_13.pdf and a summary of the events is on the website below.
www.dlrevents.ie/lrp.html
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Pond Dipping
11:00, Sat 22 Jun
National Botanic Gardens, Botanic Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 9
Pond Dipping, a “fun event exploring the weird and wonderful diversity of insects and mini-beasts living in and around the pond at the botanic gardens” is taking place on Sat and is suitable from age 8 upwards. Admission is free, but booking is required and it won’t be easy. Check the website below and read on here.
Events like that are usually very popular. They are free and are really interesting for kids. So it is understandable that places are limited and that pre-booking is required, but the Botanic Gardens have the most archaic idea of pre-booking. You have to download a PDF booking form, print it and fill it in manually. And then?? No idea! Maybe you have to send it by post? Or Carrier Pigeon? Or put it in a bottle and throw it in the sea? So you probably have to ring to find out how to register. Would it then not make sense to take the booking while you are alraedy on the phone? We know that the people in the Botanic Gardens are experts in their field and do a really great job, but the advance booking process is clearly not in the field they are experts in.
Because of this comlicated process I will also mention the NEXT event, which is on Sat 29 June:
It is a free workshop “Budding Botanists Flower Pressing Workshop”. Kids will get tips from the experts so that they can collect plants. Join the expedition through the gardens identifying and collecting suitable plants for pressing before constructing your own flower press, and starting your very own dried herbarium.
Admission is free, but pre-booking is required via the smae nonsensical process. Check out the website below.
www.botanicgardens.ie/news/events.htm
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The Ferocious Mingle Marcade
11:00 – 18:00, Sat 22 Jun
72 Thomas Street (between the Vicar St venue & Cafe Notto), Dublin 8
The Ferocious Mingle Marcade (Market and Arcade) place every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. On Sunday it is a fancy dress market. It’s a flea-market type permanent market with stalls and “chalets” for traders. The Oscar Verne Café on site and (at least at the weekends) live music adds even more character.
www.facebook.com/pages/The-Ferocious-Mingle-Marcade/232446616822953
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Yoga in Phoenix Park
11:00 – 12:00, Sat 22 Jun
Bandstand (behind the Tea Room, near the Zoo), Phoenix Park, Dublin 8
This will be the fourth year for “Yoga in the Park” and I think it is a brilliant initiative for a very worthy cause. From May until September, Fiona from www.twopalmsyoga.com and her team of teachers invite to an hour of Yoga in Phoenix Park every Saturday. No booking is required and you decide how much you give, the class is donation based.
All proceeds go to the Dublin Simon Community, a charity that does invaluable work for the homeless people in Dublin. Just bring a mat or a towel, some water and (hopefully) even some sun protection to the class. Should the weather be bad, the bandstand will be shelter or even training location. The training is suitable for all levels, so even total beginners are very welcome.
www.facebook.com/pages/Two-Palms-Yoga/129726813245
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National Gallery Talks
11:30 – 16:50, Sat 22 Jun
National Gallery, Clare Street, Dublin 2
The National Gallery has an extensive programme of free talks, public tours and Art Documentary screenings focusing on highlights of the European and Irish Collection every day of the week. Check their website for details.
nationalgallery.ie/whatson
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Ha’penny Flea Market
12:00 – 18:00, Sat 22 Jun
Grand Social, 35 Lower Liffey Street (near Ha’Penny Bridge), Dublin 1
The weekly Ha’penny Flea Market is an indoor market in the Grand Social Pub, which offers vintage Men and Women’s clothing, contemporary crafts, books, DVDs, vinyl records, vintage and handmade jewellery, vintage hair styles, art, photography and much more. Dux & Co will offer food and the Grand Social’s Bar and Gourmet Coffee options are available.
www.thegrandsocial.ie/
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Risk Lab – Science Gallery
12:00 – 18:00, Sat 22 Jun
Science Gallery, Pearse Street, TCD, Dublin 2
This is your last chance! The Risk Lab is closing its door on Sun 23 June and if you haven’t been to the exhibition you only have this weekend:
We find it tricky to evaluate risk and chance! Do you still smoke despite the risk? And do you play lotto despite the tiny chance of winning? Why does the house always win? Is it better to do business with a bookie or a banker? How do emotions, scenarios, or media skew our assessment of the odds? And is it possible to recalibrate our perceptions of risk?
These are just some of the questions that Risk Lab, the latest experiment-based ‘Lab InThe Gallery’ show in the Science Gallery, asks.
Since the Science Gallery opened, I have been at every exhibition apart from one and I have never been disappointed. For that reason I always strongly recommend the Science Gallery events and again I suggest that you don’t miss this one!
sciencegallery.com/
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Rachael McCormack – In-Store Event
13:00, Sat 22 Jun
Tower Records Ireland, 6-8 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
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Talents Bazaar
13:00 – 18:00, Sat 22 Jun
Exchange Dublin, Upper Exchange Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Talents Bazaar, an Eastern European Cultural Event with arts, crafts, food, music and live performance of talented kids and adults will take place in the Exchange. Admission is free.
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Archive at Lunchtime – June – IFI
13:10, Sat 22 Jun
Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
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Electric Bike Challenge
14:00 – 17:00, Sat 22 Jun
Howth (various locations)
To show how good Electric Bikes are, Greenaer is inviting to an Electric Bike Challenge on Saturday. The event will start at the Sammuel Beckett Bridge in the City Centre and will end at the Summit Inn in Howth. A 22km distance finished with the steep climb up Howth Summit will test the bikes.
I am not sure if you can still take part in the Challenge (you have to register/request to take part on the website below), but even if you can’t do the 22km drive (I guess it is not called a “cycle” anymore if you use an Electric Bike!?) you can test the bikes at the Summit Inn in Howth and there will be live music.
www.greenaer.ie/electric-bike-challenge-to-howth-2013/
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Family Tour: My Favourite Animal
15:00 – 16:00, Sat 22 Jun
National Museum, Merrion Street (Natural History), Dublin 2
What’s your favourite animal? Have a look at some on this activity trail tour and then draw your favourite – or make up a new animal. Admission is free and no booking required. For Families with children 4-8 year.
www.museum.ie/en/homepage.aspx
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Progressive Film Club: Condition of the Working Class
15:00 – 17:00, Sat 22 Jun
New Theatre, 43 East Essex St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
The Progressive Film Club is a voluntary organisation that shows progressive films about struggles for people’s rights, for national liberation and for social justice, from all over the world.
On Saturday, they will screen “The Condition of the Working Class” a documentary about the formation of a working-class theatre group in Manchester. The film was directed by Mike Wayne and Deirdre O’Neill and after the screening, at 16:30, there will be a Q&A session with the two directors.
Admission is free, donations are welcome.
www.progressivefilmclub.ie/
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Aqualights – Gig
18:00 – 20:00, Sat 22 Jun
The Beerhouse, 84.5 Capel Street, Dublin 1
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Big Smoke Writing Factory – Flash Fiction
18:00 – 20:00, Sat 22 Jun
Arthur’s Pub, 28 Thomas Street, Dublin 8
Celebrating International Flash Fiction Day 2013, the Big Smoke Writing Factory invites to FLASH BULBS, a flash fiction event to celebrate writing that is short but not necessarily always sweet. This event is all about showcasing the best flash fiction writers Dublin has to offer.
Rich and sharp, precise and urgent, flash fiction is a new and growing literary form. The evening will include readings from emerging Irish flash writers as well as invited guests. There will also be readings from the shortlist of the flash fiction competition “The 99” – a word perfect writing challenge to tell a story in exactly 99 words. No more. No less. The winner of “The 99” will be announced at FLASH BULBS by judge Dave Lordan, author of First Books of Frags.
Admission is free and everybody is welcome.
https//www.facebook.com/events/607623882581011/
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Cornucopia – Live Music
19:30 – 21:30, Sat 22 Jun
Cornucopia Café & Restaurant, 19/20 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
Cornucopia Café & Restaurant host live music three evenings a week (Thurs, Fri and Sat). The restaurant is a Wholefood & Vegetarian Restaurant and is open until 22:15.
+ Every second Thursday N.C Lawlor, a songwriter, session player and troubadour plays a mix of country, bluegrass & blues from 19:30-21:30.
+ Every Friday (19:30-21:30) Junshi Murakami plays Irish Harp.
+ Every Saturday (19:30-21:30) Nollaig Mann plays a collection of popular and jazz classics.
www.cornucopia.ie
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Cal Poly Wind Orchestra
20:00, Sat 22 Jun
Gleeson Theatre, DIT Kevin Street, Kevin Street, Dublin 8
For one night only the California Polytechnic State University Wind Orchestra will be joining the Dublin Concert Band for an evening of traditional wind orchestra and band music. The evening’s programme will include music by Sparke, Holst, Ellerby and many more. Admission is free.
www.facebook.com/events/468805139869742
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Saturday Night Live Jazz
20:00 – 22:30, Sat 22 Jun
KC Peaches (Wine Cave), 28/29 Nassau St., Dublin 2
This is a weekly Saturday night jazz event in the basement Wine Cave of KC Peaches wholefood restaurant/café. Food will be served until 22:00 and wine, minerals & music will be available until later. Admission is free and a donation into a hat at the end of the evening is appreciated.
www.facebook.com/KCPeachesWineCave
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Wellington Weekender – Workman’s Club
20:00, Sat 22 Jun
Workman’s Club, 10 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2
The Wellington Weekender is a 3-day Festival of Live Bands, DJs, Markets, Food and Refreshments in the Workman’s Club from Friday-Sunday.
The live bands are The Hot Sprockets, Mixtapes From The Underground, Toby Kaar, Ghost Estates, Fallen Rule, Fiction Peaks and . more. On Sat there will be a Terrace Market, where you can buy tapes and vinyl, books and magazines, vintage clothes, ornaments, fresh baked cake and other sweets.
There will be lots of DJs, classic Workman’s Karaoke, Bison BBQ, whiskey and tequila tasting and a Fire Wing Challenge.
Admission is free to all events.
Sat:
13:00-16:00 Terrace Market
14:00 Plateau Sessions daytime stage – line-up TBC
17:00 Fire Wing Challenge
20:00 The Hot Sprockets plus special guests followed by Workman’s Residents
22:30 DJ Andy O’Connell
Sun:
20:00 Ghost Estates, Fallen Rule, Fiction Peaks, Late City Edition & My Mind Races
22:30 Workman’s Karaoke Club
22:30 MASS with Sister Lisa Marie
theworkmansclub.com/index.php/events/the-wellington-weekender-2/
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Live Music – Stillorgan Orchard
21:00, Sat 22 Jun
Stillorgan Orchard, The Hill, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin
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The Swinging Beat/Electro 20s
22:00 – 02:30, Sat 22 Jun
Pacino’s, 18 Suffolk Street, Dublin 2
The Swinging Beat/Electro 20’s is a Electro Swing night in Dublin. Frizzo, a DJ based in Glasgow will fuse Jazz and Swing with modern beats. Use your imagination and dress up like in the 20s, 30s, 40s, futurist or whatever you feel like and dance the night away.
The event takes place in Pacino’s Cellar Bar and admission is free.
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Ilenkus & Shardborne
22:30, Sat 22 Jun
Whelan’s, 25 Wexford Street, Dublin 2
Ilenkus and guesrs Shardborne will perform in Whelan’s Midnight Hour. The gig starts at midnight, but you will only get in for free if you are there before 22:30. Ilenkus are a five piece progressive/post metal band from Galway. Shardborne are a 4 piece instrumental progressive metal band from Limerick.
www.whelanslive.com/index.php/the-midnight-hour-w-ilenkus-shardborne/
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Eye and Ear Hospital Art Day
10:00 – 15:00, Sun 23 Jun
Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital, Adelaide Road, Dublin 2
The Eye and Ear Hospital ‘Art day’ with an exhibition and sale of works, talks on Irish Art and presentations on eye disease is a fundraising event in support of vital research work in eye disease. It takes place in the Education and Conference Centre, Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital on Sunday. Admission is free.
www.researchfoundation.ie
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Jamestown Market
10:00 – 17:00, Sun 23 Jun
Jamestown Market, 90 Jamestown Road, Inchicore, Dublin 8
Jamestown Flea Market + Car Boot Sale takes place every Sat+Sun from 10:00-17:00. You can reach it from Tyrconnell Road and from Kylemore Road and it is within 3 min from Black Horse stop on the red Luas line. There is free parking.
www.jamestownmarket.com
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Longmile Road Market
10:00 – 17:00, Sun 23 Jun
Wigoders, Long Mile Road, Dublin 12
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Merchants Market
10:00 – 16:00, Sun 23 Jun
Merchants Yard, East Wall Road, Dublin 3
The Merchants Market on East Wall Road is a relatively new weekly market on Saturdays and Sundays with more than 80 stalls. There is everything from furniture and antiques to paintings and mirrors, electronics and hot food to bicycles and buns. Sounds interesting and I will check it out over the coming weeks. It is just a few minutes walk away from the Point Theatre/O2 (walk in the direction of the Port Tunnel). www.facebook.com/merchantsindoormarket
www.merchantsmarket.ie/
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Merrion Square Open Air Gallery
10:00 – 18:30, Sun 23 Jun
Merrion Square, Dublin 2
Every Sunday, the Merrion Square Open Air Art Gallery takes place. Up to 200 artists exhibit their paintings on the railings on three sides (West, North and East) of Merrion Square and you can just enjoy the exhibition or even buy.
www.merrionsquareart.com/
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Children’s Art Cart Workshop
10:30 – 12:30, Sun 23 Jun
Phoenix Park Visitor Centre, Phoenix Park, Dublin 8
The Children’s Art Cart Workshops will be held again in the Phoenix Park Visitor Centre (01-6770095) every Sunday from 24 March to 22 December 2013. Currently the workshop is still free, but there is a possibility that a fee will be introduced at some point. Children must be over 6 years of age and must be supervised by an adult.
You can’t pre-book, so early arrival is required because there are only 20 places per session.
The themes are:
23 June: Cycling in the Park
30 June: Deer in the Park
07 July: Summer flowers of the Park
14 July: Badges to wear
www.phoenixpark.ie/newsevents/title,23664,en.html
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La Route des Princes – Boat Race
11:00 – 18:30, Sun 23 Jun
East Pier, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
The “La Route des Princes” sailing boat race from Valencia via Portugal, around Ireland and onwards to Plymouth takes place and the race stops over in Dun Laoghaire. From Fri 21 – Sun 23 June a variety events take place on the East Pier in Dun Laoghaire.
It all kicks off with a Food Market and Family Amusement from 17:00-21:00 on Friday and Comháltas Ceoltoirí Eireann performing on the Bandstand between 17:00-20:00.
On Sat+Sun the Food Market will run from 11:00-21:00 and there will be a variety of bands performing on the bandstand. Breton guitarist Dan Ar Braz will perform at 17:00 on Sat. Other acts performing over the weekend include Crash, Dirty Epics, The Shoos, Jupe and Robert Delaney.
You will also be able to watch the Multihull Boat Races (14:00-17:00 on Sat+Sun) with Live commentary.
A detailed programme brochure can be downloaded here www.dlrevents.ie/pdf/Route%20des%20Princes%20Jun_13.pdf and a summary of the events is on the website below.
www.dlrevents.ie/lrp.html
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Palestrina Choir
11:00, Sun 23 Jun
St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral, 83 Marlborough Street, Dublin 1
The well known Palestrina Choir sing every Sunday at the mass in St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral. They sing complete masterworks by Mozart, Haydn, Dvorak, Palestrina, de Victoria, usually accompanied by Prof. Gerard Gillen on the organ, who often also plays a solo piece.
www.procathedral.ie/music/this-week
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The Ferocious Mingle Marcade
11:00 – 18:00, Sun 23 Jun
72 Thomas Street (between the Vicar St venue & Cafe Notto), Dublin 8
The Ferocious Mingle Marcade (Market and Arcade) place every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. On Sunday it is a fancy dress market. It’s a flea-market type permanent market with stalls and “chalets” for traders. The Oscar Verne Café on site and (at least at the weekends) live music adds even more character.
www.facebook.com/pages/The-Ferocious-Mingle-Marcade/232446616822953
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National Gallery Talks
11:30 – 16:50, Sun 23 Jun
National Gallery, Clare Street, Dublin 2
The National Gallery has an extensive programme of free talks, public tours and Art Documentary screenings focusing on highlights of the European and Irish Collection every day of the week. Check their website for details.
nationalgallery.ie/whatson
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Active 8 – Bicycle Event
12:00 – 16:00, Sun 23 Jun
Shanganagh Park, Shankill, Co. Dublin
Active8 is a free bicycle event to encourage children to get out and get fit. The event will include Cycle skills and an obstacle area run by Tarja Owens and Niall Davis of Biking.ie and All Mountain Experience.
There will also be a cycle trail around the park with medals for everyone who complete the course, Bicycle maintenance checks and fixes and an off road cycle trail area. Unicycle enthusiasts can learn to ride a unicycle with the DLR events Unicycle instructors or try cycling a seven-seater bike.
For something a bit different, have a go at making a smoothie with a blender that is powered by pedal power and the resident DLR Events DJ will be playing summer tunes all afternoon.
Active8 is an initiative by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council and is a family friendly event. Admission/Participation is free.
www.dlrevents.ie/active82013.html
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Blackrock Market
12:00 – 17:30, Sun 23 Jun
Blackrock Market, 19 Main Street, Blackrock, Co. Dublin
At the Blackrock Market in the centre of Blackrock, you’ll find 50 stalls selling collectibles, antiques, handmade goods, books, food & there’s free popcorn, ballons & facepainting for the kids.
Open on Sundays: 12:00-17:30. Open on Saturdays and Bank Holidays: 11:00-17:30.
www.blackrockmarket.com/
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Mother Redcap’s Indoor Market
12:00 – 17:30, Sun 23 Jun
Unit 95, Malahide Road Industrial Park, Malahide Road, Coolock, Dublin 17
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Pedal in the Park – Blanchardstown/Lucan
12:00 – 16:00, Sun 23 Jun
Dublin (various locations)
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Risk Lab – Science Gallery
12:00 – 18:00, Sun 23 Jun
Science Gallery, Pearse Street, TCD, Dublin 2
This is your last chance! The Risk Lab is closing its door on Sun 23 June and if you haven’t been to the exhibition you only have this weekend:
We find it tricky to evaluate risk and chance! Do you still smoke despite the risk? And do you play lotto despite the tiny chance of winning? Why does the house always win? Is it better to do business with a bookie or a banker? How do emotions, scenarios, or media skew our assessment of the odds? And is it possible to recalibrate our perceptions of risk?
These are just some of the questions that Risk Lab, the latest experiment-based ‘Lab InThe Gallery’ show in the Science Gallery, asks.
Since the Science Gallery opened, I have been at every exhibition apart from one and I have never been disappointed. For that reason I always strongly recommend the Science Gallery events and again I suggest that you don’t miss this one!
sciencegallery.com/
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Street Feast
12:00, Sun 23 Jun
Dublin (various locations)
Street Feast is a day of local lunches across Ireland on 23 June, hosted by you and your neighbours. It is a festival that needs you, your initiative, your time and effort. The lunches can be anywhere: Out on the street, in a local park or in your front garden. You can host your Street Feast and register it on www.streetfeast.ie or you can join some of your neighbours. The purpose behid the whole event is to reconnect with your friends/neighbours and maybe even connect with strangers that could become friends. Find out more details on the website.
www.streetfeast.ie/
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Sunday at Noon
12:00 – 13:00, Sun 23 Jun
Hugh Lane Gallery, Parnell Square North, Dublin 1
The Sundays at Noon Concert Series continues in the Sculpture Gallery at the Hugh Lane Gallery. Now in its 36th year, this series of free (mainly classical) concerts continues to present the best of Irish and International music and musicians. Concerts run from September to June. The next concert will feature “The Complete Haydn Piano Sonatas Concert IX” with Fionnuala Moynihan (piano) and Peter Tuite.
www.hughlane.ie/past-sunday-concerts/907-sundaysnoon-complete-haydn-piano-sonatas-ix
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Thomas Street – Community Clean-up
12:30, Sun 23 Jun
Thomas Street, Dublin 8
The Thomas Street Business Association is working hard on the physical and commercial rejuvenation of Cornmarket, Thomas Street and James’s Street in the Liberties and they have achieved a lot already. Dublin City and NAMA have helped them to spruce buildings and street furniture in the area and now the community is coming together for a clean-up.
The great Samaba band “maSamba” will provide the groove, Dublin City will provide bags and gloves and you will be the dedicated workforce.
Meet in front of St Catherine’s Church on Thomas Street (at Thomas Court) at 12:30.
www.facebook.com/thomasstreetdublin
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Dublin Pride Festival – Family Day
14:00, Sun 23 Jun
Fairview Park, Fairview, Dublin 3
The Dublin Pride Festival starts this weekend and ends with the main event, the Dublin Pride Parade next Saturday (29 June). Throughout the week there are a number of events and some are free.
This Sunday the main event is the Family Day in Fairview Park. There will be sports and games and a dog show. www.dublinpride.ie/family-day/
www.dublinpride.ie
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Dublin Sketchers – Sunday Meet-up
14:00, Sun 23 Jun
Dublin (various locations)
The “Dublin Sketchers” is an informal group of typically hobby artists who go somewhere different in Dublin every Sunday (e.g. National Museum, Maritime Museum, Dublin Flea Market, Farmleigh, Botanic Gardens, Dublin Castle), sketch for one to two hours and then meet up for coffee afterwards and discuss their sketches. There are some hugely talented people among them and it is a great idea to meet up with others who have the same hobby. Find out on their website where they will meet and join them if you do some sketching/drawing yourself. I know that the Dublin Sketchers often use the Dublin Event Guide to find interesting free events and I am delighted to be able to help!
www.dublinsketchers.blogspot.com/
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Paper Puzzle
14:00 – 15:30, Sun 23 Jun
National Museum, Kildare Street (Archaeology), Dublin 2
Help restoring some archaeological objects like the Ardagh Chalice by piecing the paper ‘fragments’ together in the Learning Resource Room (first floor). Admission is free and no booking required. Suitable for all ages.
www.museum.ie/en/homepage.aspx
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Pedal in the Park – Phoenix Park
14:00 – 17:00, Sun 23 Jun
Phoenix Park, Dublin 8
On the last day of Bike Week 2013, the Phoenix Park “Pedal in the Park” is the highlight of the week’s events. There will be fun cycling training with “Sprocket Rocket”, a Family Cycle over 6km from 16:30, Cargo Bike Rides for the whole family, Live Music, Food and Drink stalls, Bike Tours in Pheonix Park. Admission is free.
bikeweek.ie/events/dublin/pedal-park-bike-festival
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Stella Bass Jazz Trio
14:00 – 16:00, Sun 23 Jun
Café en Seine, Dawson Street, Dublin 2
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Family Drawing Sundays
14:30 – 16:30, Sun 23 Jun
Royal Hibernian Academy, 15 Ely Place, Dublin 2
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Mid-Summer Window – Lecture
15:00, Sun 23 Jun
Hugh Lane Gallery, Parnell Square North, Dublin 1
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Museum Tour – National Print Museum
15:00 – 16:30, Sun 23 Jun
National Print Museum, Beggars Bush, Haddington Road, Dublin 4
Unlike the three branches of the National Museum, the National Print Museum is normally not free, but every Sunday there is a free public tour for the next few weeks. Every visit begins with a short audio-visual presentation where the audience can observe active retired printers providing practical demonstrations of machines from the Museum’s collection.
www.nationalprintmuseum.ie/guided-tours.html
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Sunday Sketching – Hugh Lane
15:00 – 16:00, Sun 23 Jun
Hugh Lane Gallery, Parnell Square North, Dublin 1
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Sambastards – Gig
17:00 – 19:00, Sun 23 Jun
The Beerhouse, 84.5 Capel Street, Dublin 1
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Saucy Sundays
17:00 – 23:00, Sun 23 Jun
Grand Social, Lower Liffey Street (near Ha’Penny Bridge), Dublin 1
Saucy Sundays is a weekly free live music afternoon and evening in the Grand Social. The line-up and links to all bands/performers are available via the Saucy Sundays Facebook Page (see link below) or in brief here: Saint John the Gambler, Lego Lepricons, Hypno Puppet, Cash Is King, Cassia + Milo, Niall Thomas McGarty, Q aka Colm Quearney, Laura Elizabeth Hughes, Tara Lee.
www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001494016795&v=wall
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Trinity Bar & Venue – Live Music
17:00, Sun 23 Jun
Trinity Bar, 46-49 Dame Street, Dublin 2
The Trinity Bar, nect to the Cetntral Bank on Dame Street, has live music four nights/afternoons every week and admission is free:
Tues – 20:00: Theo Red (Alternative Rock)
Wed – 20:00: Tara Hill (Folk Rock, Celtic and Traditional)
Thurs – 20:00: Pachino Brothers (cover versions, oldies and own material)
Sun – 17:00: Traditional LIve Music
www.dublincitihotel.com/Bar-Dublin-City-Centre/
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Long John Jump Band
18:00 – 20:00, Sun 23 Jun
Café en Seine, Dawson Street, Dublin 2
The wedding and party band The Long John Jump Band play every Sunday evening in Café en Seine. Admission is free.
www.longjohnjumpband.com/
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Latin Ireland
20:00 – 02:00, Sun 23 Jun
4 Dame Lane, Dame Lane, Dublin 2
Every Sunday a band will play from 21:00-22:30, a Latin Beat Club, Brazilian DJs and Salsa Classes (from 18:00) are additional features. Admission is free.
www.4damelane.ie/
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Wellington Weekender – Workman’s Club
20:00, Sun 23 Jun
Workman’s Club, 10 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2
The Wellington Weekender is a 3-day Festival of Live Bands, DJs, Markets, Food and Refreshments in the Workman’s Club from Friday-Sunday.
The live bands are The Hot Sprockets, Mixtapes From The Underground, Toby Kaar, Ghost Estates, Fallen Rule, Fiction Peaks and . more. On Sat there will be a Terrace Market, where you can buy tapes and vinyl, books and magazines, vintage clothes, ornaments, fresh baked cake and other sweets.
There will be lots of DJs, classic Workman’s Karaoke, Bison BBQ, whiskey and tequila tasting and a Fire Wing Challenge.
Admission is free to all events.
Sun:
20:00 Ghost Estates, Fallen Rule, Fiction Peaks, Late City Edition & My Mind Races
22:30 Workman’s Karaoke Club
22:30 MASS with Sister Lisa Marie
theworkmansclub.com/index.php/events/the-wellington-weekender-2/
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Apollo Sessions
20:30, Sun 23 Jun
Bleeding Horse, 24 Upper Camden St., Dublin 2
Every Sunday this singer-songwriter night takes place in the Bleeding Horse in Camden St. from 8.30pm. It is an Open mic night and performers can just turn up and put their name on the list for that night.
www.facebook.com/apollosessions
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Comedy Crunch
21:00 – 00:00, Sun 23 Jun
Stag’s Head (downstairs), Dame Lane, Dublin 2
The Comedy Crunch is a free Stand Up comedy downstairs in Stag’s Head, Dame Lane from 21:00 every week on Sun+Mon. Every week different comedians entertain and on top of that there is some free ice cream. The line-up can be found via the Comedy Crunch Facebook Page (see link below).
www.facebook.com/pages/The-Comedy-Crunch/83791357330
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Forro de Lampiao – Brazilian Dance
21:00 – 02:30, Sun 23 Jun
Grand Social, 35 Lower Liffey Street (near Ha’Penny Bridge), Dublin 1
Rogério from the Brazilian dance project “Forró de Lampião” in Dublin tells me: Forró de Lampião is Brazilian music that has the same roots as Samba and there is a whole culture that has developed around “forro”. Every Sunday, free dance classes take place in the Grand Social (new loation!) and if you are interested, just turn up one Sunday.
www.facebook.com/groups/forrodelampiaodublin/
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Rhythm Rocker
21:00, Sun 23 Jun
The Globe, 11 South Great George’s Street, Dublin 2
“Rhythm Rocker at The Globe” is a weekly event on Sunday night in The Globe in Sth Great Georges Street, Dublin 2. It is a Rockabilly, R’n’R, Roots night with alternating (week by week) live bands Pavement Kings, Donna & The Sazzy Catz, The Mosquitoes and The Pacifics from 21:00 and with DJs from 23:00-01:30. Admission is free.
www.globe.ie/events.php
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Billy Treacy & The Ha’Penny Heads
21:30, Sun 23 Jun
Ha’Penny Bridge Inn, 42 Wellington Quay Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Billy Treacy & The Ha’Penny Heads are playing Ballads, Folk, Trad and Classic Country every Sunday. Featuring Guitar, Mandolin, Fiddle and Banjo.
www.billytreacy.com/
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Sunday Roast
21:30, Sun 23 Jun
Mercantile, 28 Dame Street, Dublin 2
The weekly Sunday Roast is a free event in the Mercantile where live music is combined with free roast potatoes. The line-up for the upcoming Sunday Roast is available via the Sunday Roast Facebook Page (see link below) and in brief here: The Ragmen, The Kapitals, The Confusion.
www.facebook.com/thesundayroast
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Cool Hand Dukes
22:00, Sun 23 Jun
Porterhouse Central, 45-47 Nassau Street, Dublin 2
Every Sunday (except at Bank Holiday weekends), the Ragtime, Roots and Country Blues Band “Cool Hand Dukes” play in the Porterhouse near Grafton Street.
www.facebook.com/coolhand.dukes.1
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Meditation at The Living Room
08:00, Mon 24 Jun
The Living Room, Corner of Clarendon Street and Coppinger Row, Dublin 2
The Living Room describes itself as a Centre for Silence and Contemplative Arts (and has nothing to do with the pub with the same name!). The Centre is open to all with a contemplative attitude coming from any spiritual tradition or background. There are lots of free events and also other workshops (check the website). The daily free events are taking place Mondays -Fridays
+ 08:00-08:45: Common Early Morning Meditation
+ 13:00-14:00 Lunchtime Guided Meditation (Mon: John Main, Tue: Carmelite Wisdom, Wed: Centering in Love, Thurs: Tibetan Singing Bowls, Fri: Insight Meditation for Beginners)
+ 15:00-15:30: Accompanied Silence (also Mon+Wed+Thurs from 11:00-11:30)
thelivingroomsilence.org/
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National Gallery Talks
11:30 – 16:50, Mon 24 Jun
National Gallery, Clare Street, Dublin 2
The National Gallery has an extensive programme of free talks, public tours and Art Documentary screenings focusing on highlights of the European and Irish Collection every day of the week. Check their website for details.
nationalgallery.ie/whatson
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Yoga & Relaxation at Exchange
13:00 – 14:00, Mon 24 Jun
Exchange Dublin, Upper Exchange Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
“You are invited to a new yoga & relaxation class at the Exchange every Monday. All levels of experience are welcome. The class will focus on finding and creating space to breathe, relax and expand into the body as we move and practice yoga.
Wear comfortable, loose clothing and bring along a yoga mat if possible.”
The class is free of charge but donations are welcome.
www.exchangedublin.ie/ai1ec_event/yoga-and-relaxation-class?instance_id=1264982
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Archive at Lunchtime – June – IFI
13:10, Mon 24 Jun
Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
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Dublin Pride Festival – Speed Dating for Guys
20:00, Mon 24 Jun
The George, South Great George’s Street, Dublin 2
The Dublin Pride Festival runs from 21-30 June and ends with the main event, the Dublin Pride Parade, next Saturday (29 June). Throughout the week there are a number of events and some are free.
Representative for the events on Monday, I will list just one: “Speed Dating for Guys” takes place. You have to register your interest here.
For all other events, check the website below.
www.dublinpride.ie
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The Monday Echo
20:00 – 22:30, Mon 24 Jun
The International Bar, 23 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
The Monday Echo is a weekly songwriter and poetry live showcase held on Mondays in the basement of The International Bar. Usually, the show has 3 songwriters and 3 poets who perform for roughly 20 minutes each. Admission is free.
The weekly line-up can be found via the Facebook Page below.
www.facebook.com/themondayecho
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Comedy Crunch
21:00 – 23:00, Mon 24 Jun
Stag’s Head (downstairs), Dame Lane, Dublin 2
The Comedy Crunch is a free Stand Up comedy event every Sunday and Monday. Every week different comedians entertain and on top of good comedy you will get free ice cream. Admission is free. The line-up can be found via the Comedy Crunch Facebook Page (see link below).
www.facebook.com/pages/The-Comedy-Crunch/83791357330
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Loose – Trad Sessions
21:00 – 23:30, Mon 24 Jun
Mother Reillys, 26/28 Upper Rathmines Road, Rathmines, Dublin 6
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Rock & Reggae Night – Hangover Club
21:45 – 02:30, Mon 24 Jun
Fibber Magee’s, Parnell Street, Dublin 1
Every Monday, a mix of musicians from bands like The Seven Deadly Skins / Animal Cracker / Upbeat Generation / Crete Boom & more come together to play a free night of Rock & Reggae.
www.facebook.com/TheHangoverClub
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Meditation at The Living Room
08:00, Tue 25 Jun
The Living Room, Corner of Clarendon Street and Coppinger Row, Dublin 2
The Living Room describes itself as a Centre for Silence and Contemplative Arts (and has nothing to do with the pub with the same name!). The Centre is open to all with a contemplative attitude coming from any spiritual tradition or background. There are lots of free events and also other workshops (check the website). The daily free events are taking place Mondays -Fridays
+ 08:00-08:45: Common Early Morning Meditation
+ 13:00-14:00 Lunchtime Guided Meditation (Mon: John Main, Tue: Carmelite Wisdom, Wed: Centering in Love, Thurs: Tibetan Singing Bowls, Fri: Insight Meditation for Beginners)
+ 15:00-15:30: Accompanied Silence (also Mon+Wed+Thurs from 11:00-11:30)
thelivingroomsilence.org/
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National Gallery Talks
11:30 – 16:50, Tue 25 Jun
National Gallery, Clare Street, Dublin 2
The National Gallery has an extensive programme of free talks, public tours and Art Documentary screenings focusing on highlights of the European and Irish Collection every day of the week. Check their website for details.
nationalgallery.ie/whatson
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Home Thoughts from Abroad – Talk
18:30, Tue 25 Jun
Alliance Francaise, 1 Kildare Street, Dublin 2
“Home Thoughts from Abroad” with Gerry Feehily & Fintan O’Toole
“As Ireland picks itself up from economic bust, its towns and villages are emptying once again as its young seek work, perhaps new lives, abroad. What impact does this recurring exodus have on the country’s sense of itself and on the emigrant’s Irish identity?
In the midst of the social and cultural changes of the last thirty years, and as the EU inches towards deeper political integration, how European is Ireland? Indeed, how Irish is it?”
Admission is free, but registration via rsvp@alliance-francaise.ie with the subject “RSVP: Home Thoughts” is required.
alliance-francaise.ie/culture/
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Improve public speaking skills – Toastmasters
18:45 – 21:00, Tue 25 Jun
Temple Bar Hotel, Fleet Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Do you want to improve your public speaking and leadership skills in a fun and supportive environment? Then this event could be perfect for you: The IE Temple Bar Toastmasters club meet every second Tuesday in the Temple Bar Hotel. And guests are invited to come for free for their first two club visit and you even get tea/coffee and biscuits.
Guests can take part in the Table Topics session where impromptu speaking skills are practised and you can sit back in the second half of the meeting and enjoy the speeches and evaluations. If you discover that the club is your cup of tea then you can join for a recession-busting subscription fee. When you go there, tell them that you found out about it in the Dublin Event Guide!
www.ie-toastmasters.ie/
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Back Door Sessions
20:00, Tue 25 Jun
Sweeney Mongrel’s, 32 Dame Street, Dublin 2
This is an open mic night with Special Guests. Arrive, sign in (from 19:00) and play and if you are a performer you get a free beer. Admission is free.
www.facebook.com/sweeneysbar
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Dublin Pride Festival – Speed Dating for Girls
20:00, Tue 25 Jun
The George, South Great George’s Street, Dublin 2
The Dublin Pride Festival runs from 21-30 June and ends with the main event, the Dublin Pride Parade, next Saturday (29 June). Throughout the week there are a number of events and some are free.
Representative for the events on Tuesday, I will list just one: “Speed Dating for Girls” takes place. You have to register your interest and to find out how, check here.
For all other events, check the website below.
www.dublinpride.ie
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The Last Tycoons (open mic)
20:00, Tue 25 Jun
O’Donoghue’s, Suffolk Street, Dublin 2
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Trinity Bar & Venue – Live Music
20:00, Tue 25 Jun
Trinity Bar, 46-49 Dame Street, Dublin 2
The Trinity Bar, nect to the Cetntral Bank on Dame Street, has live music four nights/afternoons every week and admission is free:
Tues – 20:00: Theo Red (Alternative Rock)
Wed – 20:00: Tara Hill (Folk Rock, Celtic and Traditional)
Thurs – 20:00: Pachino Brothers (cover versions, oldies and own material)
Sun – 17:00: Traditional LIve Music
www.dublincitihotel.com/Bar-Dublin-City-Centre/
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White Chocolate
23:30, Tue 25 Jun
The Mezz, 24/25 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
White Chocolate is playing Rock Covers from 23:30 in The Mezz in Temple Bar.
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Meditation at The Living Room
08:00, Wed 26 Jun
The Living Room, Corner of Clarendon Street and Coppinger Row, Dublin 2
The Living Room describes itself as a Centre for Silence and Contemplative Arts (and has nothing to do with the pub with the same name!). The Centre is open to all with a contemplative attitude coming from any spiritual tradition or background. There are lots of free events and also other workshops (check the website). The daily free events are taking place Mondays -Fridays
+ 08:00-08:45: Common Early Morning Meditation
+ 13:00-14:00 Lunchtime Guided Meditation (Mon: John Main, Tue: Carmelite Wisdom, Wed: Centering in Love, Thurs: Tibetan Singing Bowls, Fri: Insight Meditation for Beginners)
+ 15:00-15:30: Accompanied Silence (also Mon+Wed+Thurs from 11:00-11:30)
thelivingroomsilence.org/
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Phoenix Park – Guided Walks
11:00 – 12:30, Wed 26 Jun
Phoenix Park Visitor Centre, Phoenix Park, Dublin 8
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National Gallery Talks
11:30 – 16:50, Wed 26 Jun
National Gallery, Clare Street, Dublin 2
The National Gallery has an extensive programme of free talks, public tours and Art Documentary screenings focusing on highlights of the European and Irish Collection every day of the week. Check their website for details.
nationalgallery.ie/whatson
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Archive at Lunchtime – June – IFI
13:10, Wed 26 Jun
Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
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Use Social Media To Get A Job
13:30 – 14:30, Wed 26 Jun
Central Library, Ilac Shopping Centre, Henry Street, Dublin 1
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Tour of the Conservation Studios
14:30 – 15:30, Wed 26 Jun
National Museum, Collins Barracks (Decorative Arts & History), 7 Benburb Street, Dublin 7
An opportunity to see how Museum artefacts are conserved for the future. The tour/demonstration includes a look at furniture, textile and archaeological conservation. Suitable for adults. Admission is free and in this case booking is required.
www.museum.ie/en/homepage.aspx
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Havana International Language Exchange
16:30 – 19:30, Wed 26 Jun
Havana Tapas Bar, Georges St, Dublin 2
The “Havana International Language Exchange” is taking place every Wed from 16:30-19:30 in Havana Tapas Bar in George’s Street. There are many Spanish speakers and English-speakers are explicitly invited, but everyone else is certainly very welcome too, to meet for a chat to improve your Spanish or English.
www.facebook.com/pages/Havana-Tapas-Bar/10503361821
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Dublin Pride Festival – Redefining the Norm
18:00, Wed 26 Jun
Westin Hotel, 35-39 Westmoreland Street, Dublin 2
The Dublin Pride Festival runs from 21-30 June and ends with the main event, the Dublin Pride Parade, next Saturday (29 June). Throughout the week there are a number of events and some are free.
Representative for the events on Wednesday, I will list just one: “Redefining the Norm” is a discussion on what defines the ‘norm’ in modern day Ireland. Guest speakers include Anna Nolan, Minnie Mélange, Colm O’Gorman, Cecilia Ronan, Senator David Norris & Dr. Lydia Foy. www.dublinpride.ie/redefining-the-norm/
For all other events, check the website below.
www.dublinpride.ie
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Spanish Film Screening
18:00, Wed 26 Jun
Instituto Cervantes, Lincoln House, Lincoln Place (near National Gallery), Dublin 2
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Terrorism, Torture and Memory – Lecture
18:00, Wed 26 Jun
Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson Street, Dublin 2
The Academy Discourse “Terrorism, Torture and Memory” takes place and will air the views of a political scientist and a neuroscientist. Professors Richard English (St. Andrews University) and Shane O’Mara (Trinity College, Dublin). This is a joint interdisciplinary discourse to recognise United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture.
Admission is free, but booking is urgently required, there is a strict ticket limit.
www.ria.ie/Events/Events-Listing/Academy-Discourse–Terrorism–Torture-and-Memory.aspx
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Controversial Themes in Young Adult Literature
18:30, Wed 26 Jun
Workman’s Club, 10 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2
iBbY Ireland presents the discussion “Se x, Drugs and Rock ‘n’ Roll: Controversial Themes in Young Adult Literature” with Anna Carey, Geraldine Meade, Siobhán Parkinson and Sheena Wilkinson. Moderated by Síne Quinn. Admission is free.
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The Critical Take – Film Debate
18:30, Wed 26 Jun
Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
The Critical Take is the IFI’s monthly film debate. This month, the discussion will be about Paradise: Love, Much Ado About Nothing and Like Someone in Love. The panellists are lecturer and writer Dr. Eric Egan; filmmaker and lecturer J.J. Harrington; and filmmaker and IFI Irish Film Programming Assistant Michael Ryan.
Admission is free, but you do require tickets, which you can collect at the IFI Box Office.
www.ifi.ie/film/the-critical-take-june-2013/
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Doire Press launch “Galway Stories”
19:00, Wed 26 Jun
Irish Writers’ Centre, 19 Parnell Square North, Dublin 1
Doire Press’ launch of Galway Stories featuring readings by Mary Costello, Alan McMonagle and Nuala Ní Chonchúir will take place. Galway Stories, featuring many of Ireland’s best contemporary writers, takes the reader on a tour of the city and county of Galway. The launch will feature readings three authors in the anthology.
Admission seems to be free (the website doesn’t specify a charge!).
www.writerscentre.ie/html/events/atthecentre.html
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Dundrum Arts and Cultural Festival
19:00 – 21:00, Wed 26 Jun
Dundrum (various)
The Dundrum Arts and Cultural Festival will take place from Wed 26 – Sun 30 June. All events are listed on www.dundrumfestival.ie/events.htm I would expect that many events are free, but the website doesn’t specify
On Wed 26 June a Heritage Walk with John Lennon takes place from 19:00 and the Stephen Roche National Criterium Cycle Race starts at 20:00.
On Thursday 27 June some Folk Dance exhibitions will take place. Opera at the fountain at Dundrum Town Centre, a historical talk and “Oiche Gaelach”, an evening of music, song and set dance will follow.
On Friday 28 June an Indoor Bowls exhibition and more Opera at the Fountain are the highlights.
On Saturday and Sunday another Heritage Walk, more Folk Dancing performances, Children Entertainment and Street Performances will take place.
www.dundrumfestival.ie
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Ethical Shopping Information Evening
19:00, Wed 26 Jun
Young Christian Workers, 11 Talbot Street. Dublin 1
Young Christian Workers (YCW) are organising an Ethical Shopping Information Evening on Wednesday. Guest speaker is Francis Doherty, a former Projects Coordinator for the International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers Federation.
Do you know where your clothes come from and who made them? How did they make it into the shops? What’s the cost of cheap clothes? Are you a conscious consumer? How can you make a difference? Your questions will be answered at the event.
A Q+A session will follow the presentation.
Admission is free and booking is not required.
www.facebook.com/events/371731916259952/
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King Kong Club
20:00, Wed 26 Jun
Mercantile, 28 Dame Street, Dublin 2
The King Kong Club is a weekly music game-show in the Mercantile. Each week 6-7 bands/solo artists play three songs each. At the end of all the performances a clap-off with the King Kong Club Clap-o-Meter takes place and the winner goes through to a semi-final and it all culminates after six months of competition with The Grand Final, held in front of a panel of celebrity judges.
The list of performers is not yet announced on their Facebook Page and I am not sure if it will be put up there, but check it anyway.
www.facebook.com/TheKingKongClubDublin
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Trinity Bar & Venue – Live Music
20:00, Wed 26 Jun
Trinity Bar, 46-49 Dame Street, Dublin 2
The Trinity Bar, nect to the Cetntral Bank on Dame Street, has live music four nights/afternoons every week and admission is free:
Tues – 20:00: Theo Red (Alternative Rock)
Wed – 20:00: Tara Hill (Folk Rock, Celtic and Traditional)
Thurs – 20:00: Pachino Brothers (cover versions, oldies and own material)
Sun – 17:00: Traditional LIve Music
www.dublincitihotel.com/Bar-Dublin-City-Centre/
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The Song Room (open mic)
20:30, Wed 26 Jun
The Globe, 11 South Great George’s Street, Dublin 2
“The Song Room” is another open mic event. It takes place in The Globe in George’s Street at 20:30 every Wednesday.
www.hamletsweeney.com/events/
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The Zodiac Sessions (open mic)
20:30, Wed 26 Jun
Bruxelles, Harry Street, Dublin 2
“The Zodiac Sessions” is a regular open mic event from 20:30 in Bruxelles (between Grafton Street and Westbury Hotel) for unsigned musicians. Admission is free and there is a different line-up every week.
www.thezodiacsessions.com/
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Bad Boy Jake
21:00, Wed 26 Jun
Gypsy Rose Blues & Rock Bar, 5 Aston Quay, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
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Trad Session
21:30, Wed 26 Jun
Hedigan’s (The Brian Boru), 4 Prospect Road, Phibsborough, Dublin 11
Traditional Irish Music Session in Hedigan’s (The Brian Boru) in Phibsborough from 21:30 every Wednesday. If you play an instrument you are especially welcome (all levels are welcome).
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Meditation at The Living Room
08:00, Thu 27 Jun
The Living Room, Corner of Clarendon Street and Coppinger Row, Dublin 2
The Living Room describes itself as a Centre for Silence and Contemplative Arts (and has nothing to do with the pub with the same name!). The Centre is open to all with a contemplative attitude coming from any spiritual tradition or background. There are lots of free events and also other workshops (check the website). The daily free events are taking place Mondays -Fridays
+ 08:00-08:45: Common Early Morning Meditation
+ 13:00-14:00 Lunchtime Guided Meditation (Mon: John Main, Tue: Carmelite Wisdom, Wed: Centering in Love, Thurs: Tibetan Singing Bowls, Fri: Insight Meditation for Beginners)
+ 15:00-15:30: Accompanied Silence (also Mon+Wed+Thurs from 11:00-11:30)
thelivingroomsilence.org/
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Dundrum Arts and Cultural Festival
10:00, Thu 27 Jun
Dundrum (various)
The Dundrum Arts and Cultural Festival will take place from Wed 26 – Sun 30 June. All events are listed on www.dundrumfestival.ie/events.htm I would expect that many events are free, but the website doesn’t specify
On Wed 26 June a Heritage Walk with John Lennon takes place from 19:00 and the Stephen Roche National Criterium Cycle Race starts at 20:00.
On Thursday 27 June some Folk Dance exhibitions will take place. Opera at the fountain at Dundrum Town Centre (Tosca by Puccini from 18:00), a historical talk and “Oiche Gaelach”, an evening of music, song and set dance will follow.
On Friday 28 June an Indoor Bowls exhibition and more Opera at the Fountain (Tosca by Puccini from 18:00) are the highlights.
On Saturday and Sunday another Heritage Walk, more Folk Dancing performances, Children Entertainment and Street Performances will take place.
www.dundrumfestival.ie
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The Ferocious Mingle Marcade
11:00 – 18:00, Thu 27 Jun
72 Thomas Street (between the Vicar St venue & Cafe Notto), Dublin 8
The Ferocious Mingle Marcade (Market and Arcade) place every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. On Sunday it is a fancy dress market. It’s a flea-market type permanent market with stalls and “chalets” for traders. The Oscar Verne Café on site and (at least at the weekends) live music adds even more character.
www.facebook.com/pages/The-Ferocious-Mingle-Marcade/232446616822953
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National Gallery Talks
11:30 – 16:50, Thu 27 Jun
National Gallery, Clare Street, Dublin 2
The National Gallery has an extensive programme of free talks, public tours and Art Documentary screenings focusing on highlights of the European and Irish Collection every day of the week. Check their website for details.
nationalgallery.ie/whatson
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Dublin Food Co-op
12:00 – 20:00, Thu 27 Jun
Dublin Food Co-op, Newmarket, Dublin 8
The Dublin Food Co-op is open every Thursday at Newmarket for organic wholefoods and sustainable household products, plus over a dozen producer stalls offering organic fruit and veg., baked goods, dairy produce, wines, hot and cold food, etc.
The Co-op is also opened on Saturdays 09:30 – 16:30. 12:00-20:00.
www.dublinfood.coop
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Biblical Papyri – Chester Beatty Tour
13:10, Thu 27 Jun
Chester Beatty Library, Gardens of Dublin Castle, Dublin 2
The Chester Beatty Library invites to the In Focus Tour “Chester Beatty’s Biblical Papyri (New Testament)” with Kurt Kullmann, Admission is free, but there are only 15 spaces (first come. first served.)
www.cbl.ie/Programme—Events/Events-Schedule.aspx
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Lunchtime Recital – Trumpet + Piano
13:15, Thu 27 Jun
St Ann’s Church, Dawson Street, Dublin 2
Niall O’Sullivan (Trumpet) and Brian Connor (piano) will perform Handel: Suite in D for Trumpet; Haydn: Trumpet Concerto; Hubeau: Sonata for Trumpet and Piano; Piazzolla: Libertango.
Admission is free, and donations are welcome.
stann.dublin.anglican.org/concerts/index.php
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Life and Times of Thomas D’Arcy McGee
15:00, Thu 27 Jun
Rathmines Library, 157 Lower Rathmines Road, Dublin 6
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Afternoon Talk: John F. Kennedy Visit
16:30 – 18:00, Thu 27 Jun
Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Dr. Harvey O’Brien (Film Studies lecturer, UCD) will give an illustrated talk entitled “John F. Kennedy Visit On Film”, “looking at representations of the visit on film and how a nostalgic narrative of national pride at the homecoming of an exalted son glossed over the political dimension of the trip.”
Admission is free, but you need to collect your free ticket at the IFI box office.
www.ifi.ie/film/afternoon-talk-john-f-kennedy-visit-on-film/
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Thomas Delaney – Book Launch
18:30, Thu 27 Jun
Irish Writers’ Centre, 19 Parnell Square North, Dublin 1
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Booka Brass – Gig
19:00, Thu 27 Jun
Whelan’s, 25 Wexford Street, Dublin 2
Book Brass are a 6 piece New Orleans Style Brass Band from Dublin. They consist of 2 saxes, 2 trumpets a tuba and drum kit. They play all types of Funk Blues and Reggae and cover bands like Youngblood, Rebirth and Dirty Dozen Brass Band.
Admission is free.
www.whelanslive.com/index.php/booka-brass-3/
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Dublin Writers’ Forum
19:30, Thu 27 Jun
Workman’s Club, 10 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2
The Dublin Writers’ Forum welcomes writers of all genres, of all ages and all levels of experience. DWF is an open group of writers who share a common passion for all things literary. It is a safe ‘working space’ where on a weekly basis writers can bring their work to be critiqued by other writers.
www.facebook.com/DublinWritersForum
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Dimestore Recordings presents
20:00, Thu 27 Jun
Sweeney Mongrel’s, 32 Dame Street, Dublin 2
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Dublin Pride Festival – Geili
20:00, Thu 27 Jun
Pantibar, 8 Capel Street, Dublin 1
The Dublin Pride Festival runs from 21-30 June and ends with the main event, the Dublin Pride Parade, next Saturday (29 June). Throughout the week there are a number of events and some are free.
Representative for the events on Thursday, I will list just one: A “Geili” will take place, which is a Ceili g ay style. Admission is free. www.dublinpride.ie/geili/
For all other events, check the website below.
www.dublinpride.ie
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Trinity Bar & Venue – Live Music
20:00, Thu 27 Jun
Trinity Bar, 46-49 Dame Street, Dublin 2
The Trinity Bar, nect to the Cetntral Bank on Dame Street, has live music four nights/afternoons every week and admission is free:
Tues – 20:00: Theo Red (Alternative Rock)
Wed – 20:00: Tara Hill (Folk Rock, Celtic and Traditional)
Thurs – 20:00: Pachino Brothers (cover versions, oldies and own material)
Sun – 17:00: Traditional LIve Music
www.dublincitihotel.com/Bar-Dublin-City-Centre/
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Bad Boy Jake
21:00, Thu 27 Jun
Rathmines Inn, 82 Lower Rathmines Road Dublin 6
Bad Boy Jake are every Thursday until the end of February in the newly re-opened Rathmines Inn, playing their rock, blues and Americana.
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Jaime Nanci & The Blue Boys
21:00, Thu 27 Jun
Mercantile, 28 Dame Street, Dublin 2
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Max Zaska / Patrick Groenland
21:00, Thu 27 Jun
The International Bar, 23 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
The Max Zaska group and the Patrick Groenland group will perform on alternating Thursdays from 21:00 in the International Bar on 23 Wicklow Street.
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Thirsty Thursday (open mic)
21:00, Thu 27 Jun
The Bridge Inn, 22 Temple Hill, Chapelizod, Dublin 20
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Left, Right & Centre – Blues+Soul
21:30, Thu 27 Jun
Frank Ryan’s Bar, Queen Street, Smithfield, Dublin 7
Every Thursday “Left Right & Centre” play a mix of blues & soul with a bit of rock&roll.
www.frankryans.com
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Meditation at The Living Room
08:00, Fri 28 Jun
The Living Room, Corner of Clarendon Street and Coppinger Row, Dublin 2
The Living Room describes itself as a Centre for Silence and Contemplative Arts (and has nothing to do with the pub with the same name!). The Centre is open to all with a contemplative attitude coming from any spiritual tradition or background. There are lots of free events and also other workshops (check the website). The daily free events are taking place Mondays -Fridays
+ 08:00-08:45: Common Early Morning Meditation
+ 13:00-14:00 Lunchtime Guided Meditation (Mon: John Main, Tue: Carmelite Wisdom, Wed: Centering in Love, Thurs: Tibetan Singing Bowls, Fri: Insight Meditation for Beginners)
+ 15:00-15:30: Accompanied Silence (also Mon+Wed+Thurs from 11:00-11:30)
thelivingroomsilence.org/
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Dundrum Arts and Cultural Festival
10:00, Fri 28 Jun
Dundrum (various)
The Dundrum Arts and Cultural Festival will take place from Wed 26 – Sun 30 June. All events are listed on www.dundrumfestival.ie/events.htm I would expect that many events are free, but the website doesn’t specify
On Wed 26 June a Heritage Walk with John Lennon takes place from 19:00 and the Stephen Roche National Criterium Cycle Race starts at 20:00.
On Thursday 27 June some Folk Dance exhibitions will take place. Opera at the fountain at Dundrum Town Centre (Tosca by Puccini from 18:00), a historical talk and “Oiche Gaelach”, an evening of music, song and set dance will follow.
On Friday 28 June an Indoor Bowls exhibition and more Opera at the Fountain (Tosca by Puccini from 18:00) are the highlights.
On Saturday and Sunday another Heritage Walk, more Folk Dancing performances, Children Entertainment and Street Performances will take place.
www.dundrumfestival.ie
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Outside Broadcast for Bell X1 Day
11:00 – 15:00, Fri 28 Jun
Tower Records Ireland, 6-8 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
A live Outside Broadcast with John Caddell for Bell X1 Day will take place. “Phantom’s Finest Worksongs” will be broadcast live from the Tower Records front window and there will be lots of giveaways and great tunes to celebrate the launch of the brand new Bell X1 album ‘Chop Chop’.
Bell X1 will be in Tower Records in the evening for a live session from 18:00.
www.facebook.com/TowerRecordsDublin
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The Ferocious Mingle Marcade
11:00 – 18:00, Fri 28 Jun
72 Thomas Street (between the Vicar St venue & Cafe Notto), Dublin 8
The Ferocious Mingle Marcade (Market and Arcade) place every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. On Sunday it is a fancy dress market. It’s a flea-market type permanent market with stalls and “chalets” for traders. The Oscar Verne Café on site and (at least at the weekends) live music adds even more character.
www.facebook.com/pages/The-Ferocious-Mingle-Marcade/232446616822953
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National Gallery Talks
11:30 – 16:50, Fri 28 Jun
National Gallery, Clare Street, Dublin 2
The National Gallery has an extensive programme of free talks, public tours and Art Documentary screenings focusing on highlights of the European and Irish Collection every day of the week. Check their website for details.
nationalgallery.ie/whatson
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Flea Friday
17:00 – 22:00, Fri 28 Jun
Dark Horse Inn, 1-2 George’s Quay, Dublin 2
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Bell X1 – In-Store Event
18:00, Fri 28 Jun
Tower Records Ireland, 6-8 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
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Comanchero – Gig
19:00, Fri 28 Jun
Whelan’s, 25 Wexford Street, Dublin 2
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Greek and European Folk Dance
19:00 – 20:30, Fri 28 Jun
Exchange Dublin, Upper Exchange Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
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Cornucopia – Live Music
19:30 – 21:30, Fri 28 Jun
Cornucopia Café & Restaurant, 19/20 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
Cornucopia Café & Restaurant host live music three evenings a week (Thurs, Fri and Sat). The restaurant is a Wholefood & Vegetarian Restaurant and is open until 22:15.
+ Every second Thursday N.C Lawlor, a songwriter, session player and troubadour plays a mix of country, bluegrass & blues from 19:30-21:30.
+ Every Friday (19:30-21:30) Junshi Murakami plays Irish Harp.
+ Every Saturday (19:30-21:30) Nollaig Mann plays a collection of popular and jazz classics.
www.cornucopia.ie
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Songs of the Soul – Music of Sri Chinmoy
19:30, Fri 28 Jun
Newman University Church , 87a St Stephens Green South, Dublin 2
I wrote about this event a number of months ago and ONLY heard good things about it. “Songs of the Soul” is a celebration of the music of Sri Chinmoy. Sri Chinmoy (1931-2007) was an internationally acclaimed musician, composer, artist, author and poet whose haunting melodies captivated audiences worldwide. Music was more than art, entertainment or even self-expression for him. It was language of the soul, a bridge from earth to heaven and he performed over 800 concerts to communicate his message. all of them free of charge, in the belief that the inner peace and happiness he sought to convey through his music was everyone’s birthright.
The concert in Dublin takes place on Friday and to reserve a ticket, call 085-1450880
www.songsofthesoul.com/en/songs-soul
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Dublin Tribal Spirit – Drumming Circle
20:00 – 22:00, Fri 28 Jun
Lantern Centre, 17 Synge Street, Dublin 8
“Dublin Tribal Spirit” is a weekly event that gives you the great experience of a drumming circle with african drums and authentic tribal rhythms. Tom and Sinead, who run that event are providing lots of drums for it and teach you the rhythms.
There is no formal admission charge for this event, but donations are expected. The organisers bring their own 20-30 drums to it every week, so they are looking for donations to keep the event going.
www.facebook.com/pages/Dublin-Tribal-Spirit/201639663203598
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Addison Lodge Open Mic Night
21:00 – 00:30, Fri 28 Jun
Addison Lodge, Botanic Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 9
The Addison Lodge are inviting local bands, musicians, poets, comedians and performers to share their talents at the new Addison Lodge Open Mic Nights in Glasnevin (opposite the Botanic Gardens). The event takes place every week. Admission is free.
www.addisonlodge.com/archives/276
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Dublin Pride Festival – Bear Pride
21:00, Fri 28 Jun
Jack Nealons, 165 Capel Street, Dublin 1
The Dublin Pride Festival runs from 21-30 June and ends with the main event, the Dublin Pride Parade, next Saturday (29 June). Throughout the week there are a number of events and some are free.
Representative for the events on Friday, I will list just one: The “Dublin Bear Pride” event will take place. Admission is free. www.dublinpride.ie/bear-pride/
For all other events, check the website below.
www.dublinpride.ie
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Live Music – Stillorgan Orchard
21:00, Fri 28 Jun
Stillorgan Orchard, The Hill, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin
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American Football in Tallaght – The Atlantic Cup 2013
Sat 29 + Sun 30 June (12:00-18:00)
Tallaght Stadium
The Atlantic Cup is the EFAF Western European Championships and brings some of the best amateur club teams from all over Europe together to compete over one weekend. Teams include Trinity College Dublin, Belfast Trojans, Amersfoort Untouchables, Brussels Tigers.
This is the 5th year of the Championship and is being hosted by the Irish American Football Association (IAFA) in Tallaght Stadium, Dublin on the 29+30 June
The schedule is below:
Semi-Finals – Saturday 29th June
12:00: Amersfoort Untouchables (NL) v Belfast Trojans (IAFL)
15:30: Trinity College Dublin (IAFL) v Brussels Tigers (Bel)
Finals – Sunday 30th June
12:00: 3rd/4th place playoff
15:00: Finals
Admission is free, but tickets are required and can be obtained via www.eventbrite.ie/event/7065736809/gathering
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Dublin Mountains Partnership – Guided Walks
08+15+22+23 June
Four free guided walks in the Dublin Mountains will take place this month. They are moderate to strenuous walks and all details can be found at the UPCOMING EVENTS section on www.dublinmountains.ie/news/latest_news/?no_cache=1 Make sure that you book your place if you want to take part and the details for that are also on the website.
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Let’s hope that the Summer 2013, that is starting today, will bring us lots of wonderful days to enjoy. That, combined with all the great events in Dublin will make us all happy! :-)
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Have an event-full weekend and week,
–Joerg
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