Dublin
Soul Noir:Festival of the Dark Arts 2018
By Soul Noir
This will be our second year bringing Gothic Culture to the light. The festival will run from Halloween the 31st of October - 1st of November in The Chocolate Factory.
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Tom's Japanese Residency
By Tom Campbell
I am going to Japan for a residency in November. I will work on visual art, Raku and Japanese wood block, sending work home. I am very excited by this opportunity.
Dublin
BabyBe Festival 2018-Identity&Diversity
By BabyBe Festival 2018- Identity&Diversity
A series of FREE community, artistic and cultural events for children and their families that will take place in the public parks of D8. Our theme 2018 is Identity&Diversity.
Dublin
Mothers Nature
By Sinéad Silva
Four women, four temperaments, four very different experiences of pregnancy and motherhood. How does our personal nature affect how we experience life and change?
Limerick
BeautifulPeople/BeautifulPlace Photobook
This is a photo-book centred around a small town called Newcastle West. With images from 2011 - 2018. It is a celebration of people & place with a few extra surprises.
Cork
Spook Screen Film Festival
Spook Screen is horror themed Film Festival that takes place over 4 days in September in Clonakilty, with films, guests and workshops.
Donegal
Lifford Old Courthouse Arts Programme
To continue the development of an arts and culture programme at Lifford Old Courthouse for 2019 and beyond, with performances, exhibitions and other events.
Dublin
Our Infinitely Secret Show
A Lo-Fi Theatrical Space Odyssey to ask ourselves the Question 'Are We Really Alone?"
Kerry
K-FEST 2K18
By K-Fest
K-FEST hosts more than 60 events in addition to an arts gallery trail, including live music, spoken word, short films, street entertainment, and activities for kids and families.
Dublin
GCN30 Exhibition
By GCN
To celebrate our 30th year in publishing we are mounting an exhibition to tell a momentous story of social change across the past 3 decades as seen through the pages of GCN.
