Events

During this innovative dance project, dancers and facilitators Mark Rogers and Antje O’Toole work with a group of children with an intellectual disability, their parents and siblings over the autumn in weekly workshops.

If you would like your class to visit Draíocht’s two exhibitions spaces, to encourage students to examine and voice their opinion about the artist and their work as well as exploring the rest of the buildings including our two theatre spaces,

Exhibiting artist Sean Molloy invites your students to explore the exhibition ‘Estuary’ and reimagine drawing, as he guides you on a journey from the baroque era to the present day, exploring traditional old-master drawing techniques.

Fingal County Council is celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2019. Check out the special exhibition at Blanchardstown Library.

Fresh off the back of what has been a roller coaster 18 months for Jake Carter, the pop singer and Dancing With The Stars 2018 winner has enjoyed enormous success in recent times with his recent single releases, as well as packing out venues across the country including Dublin’s Vicar St. and Cork Opera House.

'Culchie Warriors' brings two of the most memorable characters from Father Ted together for a night of hilarious comedy plus a chance to compete in a "Lovely Girls" competition. 

Have you always wanted to play the harp? Would you like to hear, learn more about and even play the ancient instrument of Ireland? If so, now’s your chance at this early Irish harp Discovery Day.

Make your own Halloween cup and plate with artist Christien Van Bussel.

Join us for a regular Sunday Singing Session where it’s all about the song.

All singers are welcome, especially traditional singers, but we won't turn anyone away!

Our Slow Sessions are aimed towards adult musicians who are learning an instrument and are at a stage where they wish to take part in a relaxed informal traditional music session.

From the producers of ‘Once’ and ‘Sing Street’, comes ‘Float Like a Butterfly’, a powerful and timely story of a girl's fight for freedom and belonging. In a gender-reversal of classic film Billy Elliot and inspired vaguely by Katie Taylor, the film concerns a young 15 year old Traveller girl who, as a huge fan of Mohammad Ali, trains herself into a state of boxing excellence.

We hope you’re ready for a spooktacular Halloween and will join us here at Newbridge House and Farm in Donabate for The NeWitch Project happening from October 25th -31st.