Latest Events in Dublin(November Updated)

A fun one day workshop perfect for anyone who would like an introduction to improvisation and acting. This is a great way to improve your communication skills and your ability to think on your feet. The course is taken by Kevin McMahon an experienced actor and vocal coach. Information Source: Jill Anderson | eventbrite

Join Emma Hurson and Ava Chapman for a collaborative zine-making workshop as part of Dublin Art Book Fair. Participants will interact with copies of images and material found in queer magazines, libraries and archives. The workshop will open up discussion on the importance of documenting personal narratives and cultural stories. Participants will be encouraged to consider memories, events, places and people relevant to them in doing so contribute to a collaborative zine through writing and collage. Each participant will receive a copy of the zine by post in the days following the workshop. Emma Hurson is a Monaghan-born writer and artist, currently based in Dublin. After completing an undergraduate in Sociology and Social Policy in Trinity College Dublin, they are currently completing a Master’s Degree in Art Research + Collaboration in IADT. Their work has involved print-based projects and events, working for the past five years under the pseudonym ‘babyface’. Their ongoing project, an Irish queer archive, is an active mobile library, which lives and grows among their friends and peers. It has so far gathered ephemeral, independently-produced, and community-based print materials including zines, journals, maps, articles and event memorabilia Ava Chapman is a writer living in Dublin. She completed her undergraduate degree in English Literature and History at Trinity College Dublin, where she edited Icarus, Ireland’s oldest literary magazine, and wrote her thesis on gay women’s writing in activist magazines in Ireland. She co-edits Lesbian Art Circle, an arts event and publication which centres queer women. Dublin Art Book Fair (DABF) is produced by Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. It is a centre for contemporary artist books offering unique artist publications and titles from creative, small and independent publishers, both Irish and international. DABF24is proudly sponsored by Henry J Lyons and supported by Dublin UNESCO City of Literature. Information Source: Temple Bar Gallery + Studios | eventbrite

MUSIC 🎶| PRIZES 🏆| PAINTING🖌️| CRAIC 🎉| LIVE SHOW 💃 Drink & Draw is a high energy art party taking place all over Ireland. Paint a canvas and create your own masterpiece with no experience necessary. 🖌️+🍸=🖼️ This event is open to everyone, bring a loved, a friend or come alone. Our instructor will guide you through the process with cheesy music and whacky prizes throughout. WHAT YOU GET WITH YOUR TICKET? 1 x CanvasAll the painting materials necessary 🎨Instructor (to help with your masterpiece)Two(ish) hours eventWin Prizes 🔏🏆Music & Craic from energetic hostsThis event is strictly over 18's. ROAR. Looking for a private party? Or a team event? drinkanddrawireland@gmail.com We've hosted events all over Ireland in every location you can imagine. Want to see more? Check us on Instagram: @drinkanddrawireland FAQ: I'M NO GOOD AT ART AND HAVEN'T PAINTED SINCE SCHOOL? Drink & Draw is a super fun event designed so you can have a good time, we aren't about perfection we want you to relax and create. We have instructors who will help guide you to creating your own masterpiece. It doesn't matter if you can't paint, this about relaxing. WHAT IF I GET PAINT ON MY CLOTHES? We use non-toxic paint that can be machine washed. TICKETS ARE SOLDOUT, WHAT CAN I DO? When tickets are soldout it generally means we have no seats left. Events always sellout so we advise booking early. CAN YOU DO PRIVATE EVENTS? Yes we have hosted hundreds of corporate events, hen parties and brand events. IS THERE ANY REFUNDS? No we do not offer refunds on tickets. We hope to see you soon Information Source: Alternative Dublin | eventbrite

This event will be seated and we request that masks are worn. Tara and this group of wonderful women invite you to a Chat Cafe in celebration of the launch of Seeking Solace at Dublin Art Book Fair. Attendees will sit and gather around a set of vibrant large-scale table map drawings for lovely chats telling their stories and speaking about themes of healing, folklore, offerings, rituals, Kildare’s heritage, and what it means to come together. Expect a good laugh and some joy! Seeking Solace is a publication marking two years of collaboration between visual artist Tara Carroll and the older women's group supported by Older Voices Kildare. The artist and group engage in weekly ‘Chat Cafes’ in a local parish centre in Newbridge, nurturing friendships and telling stories. They identify sacred places and heritage sites and make pilgrimages to exchange oral histories and learn of each other’s personal rituals, lineage and devotion. Exploring the collective consciousness and the shared experience a pilgrimage creates, they look at the role a pilgrimage can play in contemporary society through the lens of Kildare’s rich heritage and folk histories. Over a series of workshops, the group creatively mapped these journeys through collective hand-drawn, large-scale maps of walking routes, sites, stories, and access information. These vibrant maps were transformed by artist and designer Áine O’Hara into the art publication Seeking Solace. The profits of the publication will support the group to continue their Chat Cafes. They will be lovingly donating part of the profits to Newbridge’s local charity Share Food Newbridge, United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). This is to honour St. Brigid, Kildare’s Patron Saint, who dedicated her life to social justice and caring for vulnerable people. Tara Carroll is multidisciplinary artist whose social practice rests upon the perception of the body, impacted by socio-political narratives; and its placement in individualistic society. During difficult times of embodied conflictions, their community supports them in creating new pathways of care. Projects include Art as Pilgrimage, a durational socially engaged art project exploring histories of pilgrimage and its current role in society with older women; and (Dis)Comfort, a participatory workshop series exploring the embodiment of discomfort/comfort in marginalised bodies. Dublin Art Book Fair (DABF)is a centre for contemporary artist books offering unique artist publications and titles from creative, small and independent publishers, both Irish and international. Seeking Solace is supported by Arts Council,Creative Ireland,Kildare County Counciland Create. DABF24 is proudly sponsored by Henry J Lyons and supported by Dublin UNESCO City of Literature. Information Source: Temple Bar Gallery + Studios | eventbrite

To: Taekwondo Ireland Cadet ,Junior, U21 & Senior Squad Members - Invited Athletes & Guests Only Dear WTI Members , Event: Squad Training Ages: Cadet, Junior, U21, Senior Information Source: Irish Taekwondo Union | eventbrite

Experience an unforgettable evening of laughter with Biswa Live in Dublin at the renowned Laughter Lounge on November 24, 2024. Located at 8 Eden Quay, Dublin 1, this event promises to tickle your funny bone with Biswa's unique brand of comedy. Tickets are priced at €38.52, offering great value for a night filled with entertainment. Don't miss this opportunity to witness one of the most talented comedians in the industry live on stage in Dublin 1.

Join the Jazz Gals for their annual Christmas Cabaret. Accompanied by musician Seamus Brett, the gals will perform a range of jazz classics and some surprise tunes. Warm up those vocal chords with some audience singalongs, giving you the chance to really get into the festive spirit. The perfect Sunday afternoon treat to get you in the mood for Christmas. Doors open upstairs in Bewley's, Grafton St, at 3pm. Information Source: Jazz Gals | eventbrite

Join TBG+S Studio Artist Ella Bertilsson in Studio 1 as she responds to this year's Dublin Art Book Fair theme, Fictions: The makings of other worlds. This workshop will encourage experimentation, playfulness and DIY thinking to invent an imaginary world. Workshop participant will build worlds through drawing maps and creating sets, props and characters, employing assemblage as a technique using a variety of materials, such as cardboard, fabric, tape, wool, string, tin foil, newspapers, books, magazines, markers, tissue paper, and more. This is a family workshop for ages 5+. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Book a place for each child, parents/guardians do not need to book. Ella Bertilsson’s practice combines elements of sculpture, video, performance, drawing, painting, and sound into staged installations, as a form of enquiry into bizarre and quotidian experiences and events that shape our character and define our identity. Selected solo exhibitions include: The Horse, Dublin (2025); Ballina Art Centre, Mayo (2024); The Dock, Leitrim (2023-24); and The Complex, Dublin (2022). Dublin Art Book Fair (DABF) is produced by Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. It is a centre for contemporary artist books offering unique artist publications and titles from creative, small and independent publishers, both Irish and international. This year, DABF Guest Curator Adrian Duncan presents his theme Fictions: The makings of other worlds. Access information: The workshop will be held in a wheelchair-accessible ground floor studio space, there is a semi accessible bathroom. For further access information please contact Learning + Public Engagement Curator Órla Goodwin. Dublin Art Book Fair 2024is proudly sponsored by Henry J Lyons and supported by Dublin UNESCO City of Literature. Information Source: Temple Bar Gallery + Studios | eventbrite

This won’t be your typical football match. Our two teams will face off in a high-energy game with a big twist: Both teams will be decided by a giant Spin That Wheel which will decide the players and their positions. No one – players, coaches, or fans – will know what’s coming next. Each team will have a female manager making live tactical decisions and substitutions to keep up with the chaos. Can they adapt to the changes, or will they be left scrambling? And the best part? Every €10 ticket sold will go to the DBS Movember Campaign, supporting men’s health, including prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health awareness. Information Source: Student Experience Team | eventbrite

On Monday, November 25th, come and enjoy an unforgettable night of music by the UCD Composition Ensemble & UCD Gamelan Orchestra. The UCD Gamelan Orchestra and the UCD Composition Ensemble will present a shared concert of popular and classical music from Indonesia, alongside new acoustic, electroacoustic, and audio-visual works by UCD students. This term the gamelan is joined by our visiting Indonesian students on the Study Abroad programme in UCD. Information Source: UCD School of Music | eventbrite