To mark Pride Month join us for a queer history tour of Kilmainham Gaol focusing on the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people connected with the prison, including many who played a crucial role in the struggle for Irish Independence.
Meet at Main Reception Free, drop in, no booking required. Join us for a curated tour, A Queer Eye on the Collection, that offers a fresh perspective on artworks in IMMA’s Permanent Collection display IMMA Collection: Art As Agency. Guided by LGBTQ+ voices, this experience explores how art has reflected, shaped, and sometimes hidden the […]
Is é an Bál Aiteach an t-imeacht is galánta agus is glioscarnaí sa mbliain le haghaidh phobal LADTAIÉ+ na Gaeilge! Tá an Bál bunaithe ar bháil na ndaoine de dhath in Harlem sna 1970idí. Gléasann na rannpháirtithe de réir catagóire agus déanann siad iarracht dul i bhfeidhm ar na moltóirí le duaiseanna a bhuachan. Is […]
As part of our 2025 Pride GATECRASHES, we proudly present HAUS OF WIG, Ireland’s fiercest & most formidable drag haus. Drag triumvirate Haus of WIG have been stoking the flames of queer creativity in Dublin for the past six years with their sensational productions, show-stopping performances and hearty commitment to community. Comprised of DONNA FELLA, […]
Welcome to M:Brace Pride! Join us for a night of celebration of Anthems and Icons at The Sugar Club. After soaring to new heights during our sell out flight in October, M:Brace airlines is preparing for take off to an exciting new destination, with our incredible band and vocalists. Jump on board and feel love and positivity […]
Pride Mug-Making Ceramic Workshop with Karo Art @ Gallery Zozimus! Celebrate Pride with clay, creativity, and community! Join us on Sunday, 22nd June for a fun and welcoming ceramic workshop at Gallery Zozimus, where you’ll hand-build and decorate your own ceramic mug—go full rainbow, add a unicorn, or create something totally YOU. Choose your time: […]
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. Your tour guide will encourage you to look more closely at art and to question the seemingly heteronormative histories that go with it.
Location: Matheson Creativity Hub. Free, drop in, no booking required. Enjoy some creative time with your family with our Pride special edition of our Family Explorer Art workshops. Based on artworks from IMMA’s exhibitions, families can discover their inner artist while having fun and creating amazing masterpieces. Led by our Visitor Engagement Team, this is […]
Location: The People’s Pavilion Free, all welcome! Join Wayne from Webster Irish Dance Academy for a fun, friendly, and inclusive Irish and Céilé dancing class! In this class, we’ll cover the basic Irish dancing steps and learn some fun ceilí dances like Shoe the Donkey and The Walls of Limerick. This class is open to […]
A showing of our socially-engaged arts project, in the form of a theatre/poetry reading/sharing show. The piece is all about examining where the adult LGBTQ+ community is at, and explores themes of safety, representation and preparing for oncoming storms. We have just performed in Street 66, after a six-month-long process of research, relationship, artistic development […]
Two divorced best friends, inspired by the 1986 hit sitcom “Kate and Allie” move their families in together to solve the problems of single motherhood. The eldest daughter, Kate, tells their decades-long, real life story of finding true love.
Heartstopper 2 is now available in Irish and will be launched in the Museum of Literature Ireland on Stephen’s Green. Seosamh Mac Seoin will launch the book for publishing company Futa Fata and the translator Eoin Mc Evoy will be present for book signing.
