The festival will include Soapbox sessions, storytelling, trans history talks, mental health workshops, film evenings and much, much more.

Europe’s biggest LGBT+ inclusive rugby tournament

From Zumba class to Chef Clair talking about healthy eating to Outhouse Soapbox Session.

The Dublin Gay Men’s Chorus decided this summer we would camp it up a little with a mix of traditional Irish pieces and some the “Gays” and allies will know very well.

Exploring the current legal challenges facing LGBT+ families in Ireland.

Dil Wickremasinghe and Anne Marie Toole will host a lively and fresh discussion about mental health with an array of colourful guests.

Discover Ireland from the outside in through the stories of the people who left and the culture they brought with them, highlighting non-binary stories from the museum.

Join us for the official opening event of Dublin LGBTQ Pride Festival.

Plaque unveiling ceremony.

The INTO LGBT+ Teachers’ Group are delighted to announce the return of the Different Families, Same Love competition for May 2019.

To celebrate Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride 2019, join us for a special guided tour celebrating the diversity of the women and men that took part in Ireland’s struggle for social freedom and justice.

The annual 5K run through Phoenix Park is back for the 2019 festival.

This special tour Kilmainham Gaol will focus on the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender prisoners associated with the building.

Homo Conscious takes place in Outhouse on Saturday June 22nd from 12 – 6 p.m. Homos who participate can choose between a variety of different workshops where they can explore areas such as conscious touch, breathwork, and yoga.

Annual soccer match in celebration of Dublin LGBTQ Pride.

Discover Ireland from the outside in through the stories of the people who left and the culture they brought with them, highlighting non-binary stories from the museum.

Who would be better to run a speed friending event than Ireland’s most successful MeetUp group of LGBTQ+ women?

One of the best days of the year it is going to be sunny in Cabbage Patch Park where communities come together.

Balloon Modelling, Races, Face Painting, Magic Show, Music with DJ Ger Plus, Old school sports day events Egg & Spoon Race, Sack Race, Drag Race and lots more Bring a game you love to play.

Come and chill with us and play some board games. Event is open to all those that fall under the bi umbrella along with their friends and family.

Discover Ireland from the outside in through the stories of the people who left and the culture they brought with them, highlighting non-binary stories from the museum.

Join Kate Drinane, from the Gallery’s Education team, for a free lunchtime talk focused on the life and work of Constance Markievicz and Eva Gore-Booth.

Join one of the Gallery’s highly trained tour guides for a free tour exploring the LGBTQIA+ works in the Gallery’s permanent collection.   

Free mental health workshop entitled “Insight Matters For Your Mental Health” Dil Wickremasinghe and Anne Marie Toole will host.

Ireland’s pioneering public figure whose challenge to the Irish state led to the decriminalisation of homosexuality, speaks about his life, work and being gay in the 60s, 70s, 80s & 90s Ireland.

Kick-start your Pride week with The George’s Monday drag game show Win, Lose or Drag.

Dublin LGBTQ Pride is delighted to be hosting the first ever Pride Community Conference in Ireland.

Join Iain Wynne-Jones, from the Gallery’s Library and Archives team, for a free lunchtime talk focused on William Orpen’s Portrait of the Vere Foster Family.

Join one of the Gallery’s highly trained tour guides for a free tour exploring the LGBTQIA+ works in the Gallery’s permanent collection.   

An informal event and will be very suitable for drawing beginners.

Our annual Ceílí with an LGBTQ twist!

Join Dolly Grip for a sensational show featuring well-known anthems from stage and screen.

Join Aoife Convery, from the Gallery’s team of highly trained tour guides, for a free lunchtime talk focused on the work of gay artists Patrick Scott and Gerard Dillon.

Dublin City Council host these events with all proceeds going to BelongTo Youth services. They are open to all to attend. Classes are fun fitness and cater for all levels. There are limited places available. Activities are open to all over 16 years of age to attend.

Join one of the Gallery’s highly trained tour guides for a free tour exploring the LGBTQIA+ works in the Gallery’s permanent collection.

Adam Long of the National LGBT Federation (NXF) will once again be joined by a panel comprising of leading social and political thinkers to discuss and debate how best to advance LGBT equality in this year of significant anniversaries – 50 years since the Stonewall Riots gave birth to the global LGBT Pride movement and 40 years since the foundation of the National LGBT Federation here in Ireland.

Join Girls Night In for a special screening of ‘Outitude’ a documentary, documenting Irish Lesbian herstories. Director Sonya Mulligan and Producer Geraldine Moane will be in attendance.

Dublin City Council host these events with all proceeds going to BelongTo Youth services.

Veda Lady presents an all-star pole dancing show with some of the world’s leading pole dancing superstars!

Join Stephen Doyle, contemporary artist who features in the Gallery’s Zurich Portrait Prize 2018, for a free lunchtime talk focused on contemporary Queer art in Ireland.

Join one of the Gallery’s highly trained tour guides for a free tour exploring the LGBTQIA+ works in the Gallery’s permanent collection.   

Free screening of the LGBTQ+ film.

Join Dublin Lesbian Line in the gorgeous surroundings of The Tara Building for a night of activism and empowerment as we launch the findings from the first ever Irish research project into sexual harassment of LGBTQIA+ Women*. Featuring music from Molly Sterling and other guests. 

This talk by Lori Moriarty, Laois County Library, will explore the story of the Ladies of Llangollen, two aristocratic women who left the homes of their families at Kilkenny Castle and Woodstock house to build a life together in Romantic solitude in Wales.

Aoife Nic Canna & Kate Brennan Harding on the decks.

Davina Devine and her very glamorous girls will be in The George for Thirsty Thursday, slaying the stage for your entertainment from 11 pm.

Join Jennifer Duffy, from the Gallery’s team of highly trained tour guides, for a free lunchtime talk focused on the work of French artist Rosa Bonheur.

Join one of the Gallery’s highly trained tour guides for a free tour exploring the LGBTQIA+ works in the Gallery’s permanent collection.   

Fun fitness event with all proceeds going to BelongTo Youth services.

We all love Pride and the events can be full of fun and laughter. For those of us with alcohol issues however, Pride events can be testing. There is an opportunity for anyone who may have a concern about their drinking to come to an open public meeting of the LGBT Group of Alcoholics Anonymous.

In association with Dublin Bear Pride. Featuring DJ El Styra.

Get your pre-pride celebrations started right with some banging tunes from the one and only GOK WAN!

Pixie Woo and guests from 10pm. 80’s and 90’s disco hits mixed with all time Pop classics.

Ireland’s biggest drag haus Mockie Ah are bringing their Vogue Ball to Dublin this Pride!

The annual Pride breakfast returns for 2019.

Our cosy library will become a friendly space for you to make new connections and meet people you can enjoy the day with.

After you’re done proudly parading yourself at Dublin Pride, join The George as we celebrate until the early AM.

Street 66 Pride party, all day long.

Join us for the biggest LGBT+ outdoor Pride Village, Family zone, Pride Main Stage with speeches to specials guests and performers for all the family, food vendors, community areas, Pride shop, face painters, children play area and lots more.

Join the bears at the Dublin Pride Parade

The 2019 Dublin Pride Parade will be assembling from 12 noon, and be departing through Dublin at 1.00pm.

PANTIBAR’S FAMOUS FREE ALL-DAY PRIDE STREET PARTY!!

Celebrate with Outhouse after the parade at our annual post-parade party hosted by GOLD (A Non-alcohol event).

On Saturday, June 29th we’re doubling in size and throwing the biggest Pride Block Party this country has ever seen.

Celebrating 10 years of Pride in Jack Nealon’s, Auntie El returns for her annual marathon of classic camp pop, queer disco, thumping hi-NRG (and whatever else takes her fancy after seven gin & tonics).

For the very first time in Dublin, the Rio Brazilian Party is coming on the 29th of June for its Gay Pride Edition. Created by two friends from Rio de Janeiro, the event brings Dublin all the happiness and beauty from that fantastic Brazilian city.

Dublin Drag Queen powerhouses Victoria Secret and Davina Devine return with their annual ‘Pride POP-Up Party’.

Curated by Lost & Sound Subversive Cabaret From Belfasts Queertopia Special Guests Kate Brennan Harding & Claire Beck Lost & Sound til Late. Lost Lane Is Proud to support Dublin Pride & LGBTQ+ community organisations.

Dublin Bear Pride with DJ Martin McCann.

SPINSTER brings you the Pride LADYZ party to end all Pride parties at Bad Bobs.

6 years of great parties and this years party is going to be no different. What we have lined up for you will be BIGGER, BETTER and even more jaw-dropping than before.

You cant have Dublin Pride without Bukkake right? We have 8, yep EIGHT DJ’s for you on the night. It’s gonna be TROPIC!

Techno night. Grace provides a safe and free space for LGBTQ+ people to be themselves without judgement.

We are happy to announce our partnership with MALE Party Cologne as they bring their WORLD TOUR to Dublin for the first time with an amazing International DJ line-up.

Join one of the Gallery’s highly trained tour guides for a free tour exploring the LGBTQIA+ works in the Gallery’s permanent collection.

Finish off Pride week with a big celebration as Bingo with Shirley Temple Bar turns 22.

What better way to draw things to a close, than with the wrap party to end ALL wrap Parties! Happening at Farrier & Draper on South William st on SUNDAY 30th June, it promises to be TROPIC! Apart from the 3 fabulous rooms upstairs, we will also be opening our sweaty basement for even more […]

A thought-provoking play about the past, infused, as you’d expect from the writer of Hairspray and Kinky Boots.

This year Trans Pride Dublin are taking to the streets again, it’s time that we liberate ourselves from oppressive gender roles and norms.