REIC (pronounced “wreck”) is a vibrant bilingual spoken word event celebrating poetry, rap, music and storytelling. Hosted by poet and performer Ciara Ní É, REIC
Experience an exciting evening of live music as QOW Trio brings their Rule of Three album tour to Dublin. Presented as part of the Five
Substrata is a curated contemporary art exhibition presented as part of The Five Lamps Arts Festival 2026, featuring new works by artists Claire Halpin, Katherine Sankey,
Paddy: The Life and Times of Paddy Armstrong is a powerful one-man theatre performance starring acclaimed actor Don Wycherley. The play tells the remarkable story
We were deeply honored to welcome the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ray McAdam, on Wednesday, October 8th, to the Seán O’Casey Theatre for a performance
rom Tuesday, October 21st, to Friday, October 31st, the city transforms for 10 days of the deepest, darkest, spookiest events! Prepare for chills and delights
Following the sold-out success of BULLIED at the Sean O’Casey Theatre, and following the many requests to bring it back, the Dublin Touring Theatre in association with Five
This work is a selection of drawings, sketches and prints of statues and monuments —some classical, some more recent – personally encountered over 25 years
The Five Lamps Arts Festival CLG is a community-based arts festival rooted in Dublin’s north inner city. It was established to benefit the community
On Saturday, 19 April 2025, Emporium: Explore Where Art Meets a City Street transformed Parnell Street East, Dublin into a vibrant outdoor gallery and multicultural
On Sunday 6th April Mud Island Community Garden is set to welcome families for a lineup of Live Music, Circus acts, engaging Children’s Workshops, wrapping up The
This competition is part of The Five Lamps Arts Festival 2025 This spring, the Five Lamps Arts Festival is inviting writers based in Ireland to
We are thrilled to be one of the Winners of the Social Enterprise Award by Inner City Enterprise and Dublin City Council.
A few weeks ago, we bid farewell to Michael Darragh Macauley. After six years, he finished his role as Sports & Wellbeing Coordinator with the