Family Sparkles - Down by the Sea
Niamh Lawlor's gentle multisensory world is designed specifically for young children with autism and complex needs — a rare, thoughtful space for families who don't always get to experience events like this.
Niamh Lawlor's gentle multisensory world is designed specifically for young children with autism and complex needs — a rare, thoughtful space for families who don't always get to experience events like this.
50+ tequilas, mezcal, pisco, taco specials, and tiki bingo — Wigwam goes full agave for the weekend.
Bart Skils brings his precise, driving techno to one of Dublin 8's most respected club spaces.
A Dublin institution turns 12 — expect a packed floor and the kind of sweaty, euphoric night the Grand Social does best.
Shake cocktails, meet strangers face-to-face — a genuinely fun alternative to the apps.
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Guided trails through Dorlindon's shrines and hidden paths — kids lead the way on this one.
Collaborative LEGO engineering challenges designed for parents and kids to tackle together — a rare chance to actually build something as a team.
Meet Arlington's hiking crowd over drinks before committing to a trail — low-key, no gear required.
Grab a Food Passport and graze through global street food stalls with live music running all day.
A guided walk through St. Anne's tracing the Guinness family's century-long mark on the estate — history that actually sticks.
Carpool out to a 2,500-acre preserve where the trails pass Civil War-era homesites and rare plant species — a proper escape from the suburbs.
African fashion brands, sparkling mocktails, and a hotel venue — a polished afternoon out with a great edit of clothes.
Nashville rock outfit known for riff-heavy, high-energy sets hits Reston TownCenter — a solid late-night pick for rock fans.
Spread out in Dublin with MyVillage and The Blockhouse for a proper communal picnic — pack a blanket and make an afternoon of it.
DMV tribute band Quantum Leap brings 80s pop, rock, and R&B to That's Amore — late-night dancing for the grown-ups.
Live youth worship night anchored in Psalm 150:6 — doors open 3:30PM at the Jesus Centre in Dublin 12.
A 360º cage rave pulling hard techno, schranz and rawstyle into one sweaty room at The Grand Social.
Daytime vibes at The Goat — lawn games, food, and drinks without the late-night commitment.
Afrobeats and good beer collide in Dublin 2 — Lagos energy, local crowd.
A flat trail with one satisfying climb to Great Falls Park — good views, good people, and a natural rest stop at the top.
Sunscreen brings their 90s catalogue to one of Dublin's best live rooms — a proper nostalgia night for those who were there.
Three-room day party at The Odeon to kick off the bank holiday Sunday — expect a long one.
Sunday R&B vibes at The Market Bar — the kind of afternoon that actually recharges you.
Thoughtfully designed for neurodivergent kids, this inclusive afternoon at Belgard gives families a rare chance to just relax and play.
Developers swap honest notes on running AI models locally — hardware, privacy, real workflow wins and fails.
A free Zoom breakfast debate on whether AI is making us dumber and less ethical — sharp topic for sharp minds.