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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Long considered an indispensable part of Dublin Pride, the queer history walking tour takes place daily throughout the festival, hosted by historian and archivist Tonie Walsh. Check booking site for […]
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 […]
Join Mizza and Phil-T to kick off your Pride week on a high note with a bumper show and lots of drink giveaways! This year we will be putting our […]
Dolly knows how to put on a show, so we know pride special show will be one to remember. Dolly has her Gripettes all ready to go to give us […]
Monthy poetry night by Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride. Featured poets Julie Goo and Ricardo Moran followed by open mic with host Sonya Mulligan.
