Join Finn Reddy, who holds a master’s in media studies with a focus on alternative media and queer theory, for a hands-on workshop exploring queer expression through zines, collages, and […]
We are delighted to welcome back Trad is Amach to host the Dublin Pride Trad Géilí at TradFest 2025. The Géilí will be a celebration of LGBTQ+ artists in Irish […]
As February is LGBTQ+ History Month in the UK (in the USA, it’s in October), we’re closing the month with a look back at how we get here. Join us […]
Rainbow Umbrella Market invite you to join us in our monthly celebration of queer excellence and creativity, as we showcase a variety of creatives and small businesses. This month, we […]
Rainbow Umbrella Market is back for another fantastic event this month on April 26th in Dublin Pride Hub, from 12-5 PM. We will be showcasing a variety of queer creatives […]
As part of Gay Health Network’s 30th Anniversary exhibition, join Dublin Pride’s Colm Molloy for an evening of history lensed through love. This year, Ireland marks ten years of marriage […]
Be part of a special evening as South Dublin Libraries commemorates the 10th anniversary of the Marriage Equality referendum—a milestone that made Ireland the first country in the world to legalise same-sex marriage […]
Celebrate the difference the YES vote made with a free community festival on Saturday May 24th in Collins Barracks! Whether you voted Yes, shared a post, had a conversation that […]
Enjoy some time out and join us for a guided tour at a slower pace. Looking closely and moving quietly and mindfully through the Gallery spaces and the LGBTQIA+ collection, […]
The critically-acclaimed WHEN RACHEL MET FIONA writer Colette Cullen brings her raw, touching and funny style to a story about the complexities of love. Every love story has a beginning, […]
This free tour, exploring some highlights of the National Gallery of Ireland’s LGBTQIA+ collection, is for individuals who are hard of hearing or have hearing impairments.
Join us for a free guided tour exploring a selection of works in the National Gallery of Ireland that are connected to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community. […]
