The Gate Theatre presents MUSICALS MAYHEM from the adored LE GATEAU CHOCOLAT. Your favourite Black, bearded, and bass singing drag icon is Gatecrashing Dublin for the very first time with […]
This Pride month hop on board and learn the history of Dublin through the eyes of Ireland’s queer community from the Vikings to modern day heroes. Indulge in afternoon tea […]
Join the National Gallery of Ireland’s Irish Sign Language tour guides for a look at highlights from the Gallery’s LGBTQIA+ collection. As the Gallery endeavours to make our activities and […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
Ten years since we won marriage equality by popular vote! Ten years since the Gender Recognition Act! Ten years since the Children and Family Relationships Act! Dublin Pride 2025 will be a […]
Pride Village is a free, unticketed, full-day festival event supported by Dublin City Council, the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media and our generous sponsors.
Peter Bradley and Stephen Doyle Dysphoric Euphoria Dysphoric Euphoria presents polarising extremes of queer existence. Within this exhibition Peter Bradley and Stephen Doyle explore the joys and the hardships of […]
On Saturday June 28th the Mother Pride Block Party is back with a bang for a spectacular party celebrating Pride in our city. Returning to the glorious surroundings of the […]
This documentary tells the story of a World Cup played in Mexico in front of hundreds of thousands of fans, but soon belittled, hidden, and then forgotten about for decades. […]
