Join us to celebrate the launch of our new conversation club, Giving Voice to Arts. In this interactive talk, a female artist will share insights into her creative practice and perspective.

Brigid is an inspiring figure in Irish folklore that symbolises creativity, wisdom, and healing, among other qualities. While we turn our focus to Brigid at one of Ireland’s quarter days, we can also take this time and all it represents to explore how the qualities we find in Brigid appear in the other women of Irish folklore. Join folklorist Glynnis Cowley in celebrating the diverse figures of women in Irish folklore and their stories.

Join us for a 1-hour workshop inspired by poetry and stories about St. Brigid. Learn about her life and what she represents, exploring her feminine side as goddess and saint, scholar, environmentalist, and activist. Using selected images as prompts, participants will write a poem, story, memory piece, or any form of creative expression inspired by St. Brigid. This workshop focuses on creating and sharing, not criticism, and is open to adults over 18. Facilitators: Diarmuid Fitzgerald – Poet and writer with three published books, experienced in leading creative writing workshops at t

As part of Brigit: Dublin City Celebrating Women, the façade of the GPO will be transformed with specially commissioned visual projections celebrating the Celtic goddess Brigit. Across the evenings from Friday 31 January to Monday 2 February, the GPO will feature distinct projection works by award-winning creative duo Jill & Gill and Irish visual artist Bebhinn Eilish. Together, these contemporary artworks honour Brigit as a symbol of light, creativity, renewal and female power, illuminating one of Dublin’s most iconic buildings at the heart of the city. Presented as part of Brigi

As part of Brigit: Dublin City Celebrating Women, the façade of the Dublin City Gallery, The Hugh Lane will be transformed with specially commissioned visual projections celebrating the Celtic goddess Brigit. Across the evenings from Friday 30 January to Monday 2 February, the GPO will feature distinct projection works by award-winning creative duo Jill & Gill and Irish visual artist Bebhinn Eilish. Together, these contemporary artworks honour Brigit as a symbol of light, creativity, renewal and female power, illuminating one of Dublin’s most iconic buildings at the heart of the city

Barnardo Square becomes a luminous gathering point for Brigit: Dublin City Celebrating Women, with specially commissioned visual projections by Jill & Gill and Bebhinn Eilish, created to celebrate the Celtic goddess Brigit. Installed on the gable end of the Palace Building and unveiled from Friday 31 January to Monday 2 February, these distinct works explore themes of light, transformation and women’s stories, inviting audiences to pause and experience Brigit’s presence woven into the cityscape. Presented as part of Brigit 2026: Dublin City Celebrating Women, a Dublin City Counci

Take our trail and learn about the patron saints of Ireland. Pick up our activity booklet 'Irish Saints, Stories and Scribes' and travel through the Treasury and Medieval Ireland exhibitions at the Museum to discover the objects connected to our patron saints, St. Patrick, St. Brigid and St. Colmcille. Fill in the questions and complete the activities in this activity booklet as you roam through the Museum and learn about the lives of saints in early medieval and medieval Ireland. No booking required. Trails will be available at the reception area of the Museum. Trails are available in

Celebrating St Brigid’s Day, this poetry workshop will be led by poet Grace Wilentz. It is inspired by the Ribín Bríghud or Brat Bhride, laid outside before sunset on the eve of Brigid’s Feast Day and brought back in before sunrise, endowed by the dew with healing properties. In this workshop we will invoke goddesses from multiple traditions, explore the transformative power of words, and write original poems weighted with the intention of carrying support, guidance and sustenance into the world. For inspiration, we will look at relevant artworks from The Hugh Lane Gallery’s collection

Join us for a special Brigit gathering celebrating the ambition, resilience and creativity of Dublin City’s women in business. This inspiring morning brings together entrepreneurs and future innovators for insightful talks designed to help you take the next step in your business journey. Hear from empowering speakers who will share practical insights on how we can channel the power within us to lead with purpose. The Women in Business Network—an initiative of the Local Enterprise Office Dublin City—supports and elevates women entrepreneurs across the city. With more than 270 member

Are women more empathetic than men? For Brigit's Festival, Photo Museum Ireland is hosting a special tour of the exhibition 'Empathy Machine' followed by an informal discussion exploring gender differences in empathy. Men and women are welcome. Tea, coffee and biscuits will be served.

A celebration of the power and creativity of women through the spirit of the Goddess Brigid. ✨ A sauna blessing to honour Brigit, goddess of fire and inspiration 🧘 A guided meditation to connect with your light, the power of female energy and renewal 🔥 A sauna experience inspired by Brigid’s warmth and strength Together we will celebrate the resilience, creativity and collective energy of women. This is an evening of empowerment, connection and community, and all are welcome ♥️

Join us for a guided walkthrough of the PASSAGE exhibition with artist Siobhán McDonald and curator Margarita Cappock, presented as part of Brigit: Dublin City Celebrating Women 2026. Siobhan McDonald’s multifaceted project explores Dublin's deep history as a mutable landscape shaped by water, cosmology, and human intervention. Through film, sound, painting, and sculpture, the installation investigates how the city’s shifting ground holds memory and resilience. PASSAGE traces the interdependence of human and more-than-human worlds, revealing the city as a living organism — breathing,

Ireland’s three Literature Laureates Patricia Forde (Laureate na nÓg), Éilís Ní Dhuibhne (Laureate for Irish Fiction) and Vona Groarke (Chair of Poetry) will come together to celebrate Irish women writers with musical responses from Doireann Ní Ghlacáin. Join us for a wide-ranging conversation, chaired by arts journalist Paula Shields. This event is free, but booking is essential. This event is brought to you by the Arts Council and Dublin UNESCO City of Literature. This event is part of Brigit Festival 2026: Dublin Celebrating Women

“There is a new story—more beautiful than anything you could ever imagine—and the time has come for it to be heard.” Join visionary poet Siobhán Mac Mahon and yoga and breathwork facilitator Justine Carbery in a ritual space to open your heart and body. Through gentle Yoga Nidra and guided breathwork, we will receive the blessings, wisdom, and Imbas of Brigid, carried in the words of Siobhán’s poem Message from Brigid. Together, we will honour the light and hope we each carry in these dark times. “For you carry the resurrection in your body—it was there all along, waiting

Brigid’s Spark: Fire in the Body This lively workshop draws inspiration from Brigid, the Celtic figure of hearth, poetry, and renewal. Through simple movement, shared storytelling, and playful theatre exercises, participants will explore how myth can come alive and be present in the room. Working gently with ideas of warmth, imagination, and craft, attendees will discover how a spark in the body can grow into shared expression, creativity, and connection. No previous experience is required. The focus is on enjoyment, curiosity, and collective making. This one-hour session is suitable f

Join author Kim Curran in conversation with Donal Fallon for a special event celebrating the release of her new novel Brigid, as part of Brigit: Dublin City Celebrating Women. Set at the crossroads of ancient belief and emerging Christian power, Brigid reimagines a young woman who bends faith to claim freedom, build sanctuary, and challenge kings and bishops alike. As her influence grows, so too does the cost of power. Curran and Fallon will explore myth and history, belief and rebellion, and the enduring resonance of Brigid as goddess, saint and symbol of female strength. Kim Curran was

Her Streets, Her Stories: Walk & Sketch for Brigit’s Day Celebrate the women who shaped Dublin on Brigit's Day with illustrator Eva Kelly. This creative walk invites you to observe, draw, and reconnect with familiar streets while uncovering hidden histories and personal stories of women past and present. Take time to slow down, see the city through a woman’s lens, and capture the everyday Dublin places connected to iconic Irish women. Through sketching and reflection, participants will honour the spirit of Brigit, goddess of creativity, inspiration, and renewal, bringing her energy i

Cycle Pilgrimage to Brigid’s Well in Phoenix Park Join Dr Karen Ward, co-rediscoverer of Brigid’s Way Celtic Pilgrimage, for a unique cycle pilgrimage to the hidden Brigid’s Well in Phoenix Park. Beginning at the Chesterfield Avenue entrance (near a Dublin City bike station), participants will set their intentions as a ‘mini tribe’ and cycle together through the park. Along the way, Karen will share the stories and legends of Brigid, both Celtic Goddess and Matron Saint of Ireland, whose timeless wisdom has inspired and empowered women across the ages. Upon reaching the well

VULVA STORIES will be an interactive exhibition celebrating a gorgeous community of VULVAS, each sharing their personal and unique stories through art in many beautiful forms. From art on the walls or hanging from the ceilings, visual art to music and spoken word, every medium becomes a thread in a tapestry of creativity and connection. What began in our first chapter has grown into something truly special, a safe & inspiring space where voices are heard, friendships and connections are made and creativity flows freely without judgment. This year, we’re adding something new and excitin

“Well behaved women seldom make history!” Join us at the GPO Museum for a guided tour as we honour Brigit, the Celtic Goddess, by celebrating the Irish women who changed Irish history in 1916 and beyond. On this specially created tour you will meet the women who gave their all to create a new Ireland, where all its children would be cherished equally. Rediscover the lives and voices of the women who fought for their own and Ireland’s independence. This tour will shine a light on the women who have shaped Irish culture, society, and politics over the past 100 years. Learn about t

Experience Dublin through the stories of the extraordinary women who shaped it. Beginning in St Stephen’s Green—once a gathering point for Irish and Scottish suffragettes—you’ll stand on the very ground where women bravely challenged British forces and fought for Ireland’s future. As we weave through Dublin’s cobblestone streets, we’ll uncover the often-untold histories of Irish women whose influence on our culture, politics, and economy has long been overlooked or written out of the record. For centuries, restrictive laws governed women’s work, marriage, and even motherhood

Step back in time on this guided walking tour through Dublin’s hidden streets and untold histories. Beginning on Henrietta Street, Dublin’s first Georgian street, we explore grand mansions turned overcrowded tenements, revealing the daily lives, hardships and resilience of women in the city. From swift justice at Green Street Courthouse to the former New Gate Gaol, from market labour to Molly Malone’s streets, this tour uncovers the overlooked stories of women who shaped Dublin’s past.

Brigit x District opens the festival weekend with a rare headline performance from Gemma Dunleavy. Since the release of UP DE FLATS in 2020, Dunleavy has largely stepped away from releasing music, choosing instead to refine her sound behind the scenes. Her return for Brigit feels timely. Rooted in stories of working-class Dublin and shaped by her upbringing in Sheriff Street, her club-pop songs balance emotional clarity with sharp, understated production. Set within the intimate surroundings of the Presbyterian Church, this show offers a focused live moment to mark Brigit: Dublin City Ce

As part of Brigit Festival 2026 – Dublin Celebrating Women, join us for a screening of Hannah Arendt, directed by Margarethe von Trotta. The film explores the life of the influential German-American Jewish philosopher and political theorist, focusing on her reporting for The New Yorker on the trial of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann.

Love Your Vulva Live Presented by Laura Dowling – Award-Winning Pharmacist, Women’s Health Advocate & CEO of fabU Wellness Join Laura Dowling for Love Your Vulva Live, her unfiltered and inspiring live show that brings her book to life. Expect honest conversations, laughter, and powerful moments as Laura breaks taboos, celebrates women’s health, and connects with audiences like no one else. Featuring: Aoife Harvey – Women’s Pelvic Health Specialist Physiotherapist Deirdre O’Kane – Comedian Emily Power Smith – Sexologist Jennifer Rock – Founder of S

Join Scoop Food Magazine’s editor and journalist, Dee Laffan, for a tasty walk through Dublin’s city centre this Brigit 2026. This isn’t your average food tour; it’s a storytelling feast celebrating the women who have shaped Ireland’s food and drink scene and those who continue to do so. Hear tales from kitchens and makers, growers and bakers; meet some of the inspiring women forging flavour traditions today, and savour delicious bites along the way. With plenty of local insight and a taste of Dublin’s best, it’s the city told through its plates and glasses, with craic and banter

Brigit x District continues the festival weekend with Muireann Bradley, one of the most distinctive young voices currently emerging from Ireland’s folk and blues tradition. An 18-year-old singer and guitarist from Ballybofey, County Donegal, Bradley specialises in acoustic fingerpicking styles drawn from early country, Piedmont and ragtime blues. Her debut album I Kept These Old Blues brought this tradition to new audiences, earning widespread attention for its clarity, restraint and deep respect for the form. Rooted in careful listening and craft, her playing carries the weight of musica

Join Síle Seoige for a special live edition of Ready to Be Real, presented as part of Brigit: Dublin City Celebrating Women, and in partnership with Acast. Inspired by Brigit — goddess of spring, renewal and creativity — this intimate afternoon gathering offers space for reflection, openness and connection. In conversation with a special guest, Síle leads a heart-led discussion shaped by this season of awakening and possibility. Together, you’ll explore themes of change, inner fire, feminine wisdom and what it means to honour ourselves and one another at this turning point of the

Mollie Guidera (Irish with Mollie) is an educator, bestselling author, and language activist who weaves storytelling and etymology into innovative, joyful teaching methods. Passionate about celebrating identity, heritage, and connection, she brings depth, clarity, creativity, and warmth to rethinking how we learn and experience the Irish language. Embrace your Irish with brio - the power of Bríd! Let your Irish shine, without shame, without judgement. Let's celebrate our language together in an all-levels-welcome conversation circle guaranteed to ignite your love for Gaeilge. Mollie will g

Welcome spring's awakening with Rebel Craft Club as we craft vibrant floral compositions from felt in honour of Brigit. In this open-play, social craft session, you'll re-discover your inner artist, and let your imagination guide you. Shape your blooms into a garland to celebrate spring’s promise of new growth or arrange them into a bouquet to brighten your home. No experience necessary: just bring your creative spirit! All materials provided, and you'll take home your unique floral creation.

Over this St. Brigid's Weekend Festival, drop into the Learning Resource Room and find out more about the lives of people in Early Medieval Ireland. During this handling workshop, discover replicas of jet crosses from Yorkshire, early medieval leather shoes, and brooches for cloaks and clothes. Take part in some relaxing colouring activities, read through our many books about archaeology, and make sure to explore the Museum's galleries afterwards. If you would like to find out more about Early Medieval Ireland check out The Treasury exhibition and Glendalough; Power, Prayer and Pilgrima

Curious about roller skating? Come give it a go! Join us for a FREE Learn To Skate taster class with 50 First Skates – the perfect intro if you’ve always wanted to skate but didn’t know where to start. This session is all about having fun, building confidence, and getting comfortable on wheels in a relaxed, supportive space. We’ll cover the basics like balance, posture, skating forwards, stopping, and maybe even a little backwards skating – all taught step-by-step and at your own pace. No pressure, no judgement, just good vibes and rolling together. You’ll need your own sk

Come exactly as you are—hot flashes, brain fog, snack cravings and all. Whether you’re just curious about what lies ahead, deep in the thick of it, or have sailed through and left the sweats and swings behind, you’re welcome in this room. Join us for honest conversation with real people: belly laughs, a bit of a winge when needed, and the kind of hard-earned wisdom that only comes from surviving night sweats, shifting moods and everything in between. Share your own stories, or simply sit back with some lovely treats and soak up the legendary insights of your peri/menopausal sisters.

Learn about the lives and actions of women at the centre of Ireland's revolutionary past in Revolutionary Women: Exploring Women's Roles in Conflict in Ireland. Booking not required, however spaces are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Children must be supervised at all times while on the premises.

Discover Dublin through the powerful stories of women who endured, resisted, and reshaped the city. Join one of Dublin City Council's Historians in Residence, Dr Caitlin White, for a two-hour walking tour uncovering hidden histories—from revolutionary figures and reformers to everyday women whose contributions have too often gone unrecognised. Exploring landmarks and overlooked sites this tour reveals how women navigated control, claimed influence, and pushed for change on their own terms.

Take our Symbols of Ireland in the National Museum's Collection tour to discover the fascinating range of symbols used to represent Ireland through time. Booking not required, however spaces are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Children must be supervised at all times while on the premises.

To mark St. Brigid's Day, join a special guided tour about the artefacts and shrines connected to the patron saints of Ireland and how Christianity influenced the development of writing. On this tour, discover the artefacts and shrines associated with the patron saints of Ireland, St. Patrick, St. Brigid, and St. Colmcille, and see what archaeological evidence can tell us about the impact of the introduction of Christianity to Ireland in the early medieval period. This tour will take approximately 25 minutes. No booking required, places allocated on a first come first served basis. Mee

Brigid is revered as both an ancient Irish goddess and a Christian saint, celebrated for her powerful associations with sunrise, fire, and gold. Join us as we explore Brigid alongside other remarkable women represented in the Chester Beatty collections, and create your own richly embellished portrait inspired by these saints, goddesses, and queens.

A Glorious improv ...you can't miss it please.... BIRDWOMAN is absolutely delighted to be popping up at VULVA STORIES again this year for a cheeky little afternoon show. Her improvised music is a refreshing way to explore the theme of this years exhibition - "CONNECTIONS" -. Come join us as we respond and react to the artwork around us and turn the stories from our exhibitions "Community Wall" into songs. Leave your mark. Watch BIRDWOMAN connect the dots, and the room, as she weaves together beats, melodies, and playful lyrics on the spot, creating a one-of-a-kind experience that keeps audi

IMBOLC is a celebration of the turning of the seasons and the powerful energy that arrives with the first signs of spring. Rooted in the traditions of Brigid — goddess and saint of creativity, wisdom, protection, fire, and transformation — this Scratch Night honours the feminine in all its forms: fierce, intuitive, nurturing, radical, and resilient. Taking Flight invites audiences to an evening of new ideas, fresh voices, and works-in-progress from artists inspired by women, nature, magic, and the world that surrounds us. IMBOLC will showcase emerging and established creators who are ex

Discover the thriving plant life of Herbert Park and learn the art of identifying and foraging wild herbs with Feebee Foran, Ireland AM’s resident herbalist and “ditch witch,” and founder of Forager.ie. Feebee will guide you through Dublin’s diverse natural landscape, sharing expert tips on plant identification and demonstrating how to transform common plants into nourishing teas, homemade skincare, and more. Along the way, you’ll explore the deep connection between Brigid and nature, as well as the ancient tradition of foraging. The walk lasts approximately 60 minutes and incl

Explore the folklore and traditions of Brigid’s Day and Imbolc as we note the first stirrings of spring in the National Botanic Gardens.

Frances Wilde and the Sad Girls Good Vibes collective present a night of indie, folk and alternative music by women in Dublin's music scene. Following the success of Little Women in Little Whelan's for Brigit: Dublin City Celebrating Women 2025, Frances Wilde teams up once again with April Cleary, adding Miranda Faul and Molly Donnery to the line-up. Soulful, confessional and vulnerable songwriting shines through in an event that emphasies the power of authentic storytelling in music. This isn't just a gig; it's a gathering of connection and catharsis. Sad Girls Good Vibes: because so

Wander through our oak woodland at the National Botanic Gardens from 31 January – 2 February 2026 to discover a temporary art installation created by local primary school children. During their time in the gardens, the children explored nature weaving and plant-based materials, suspending their finished creations from the boughs of the trees.

Family Workshop: Create a Patchwork Cloak Join artist Karen Peakin to celebrate St Brigid’s Festival by creating your own patchwork quilt inspired by Gerard Dillon’s Little Green Fields. Families are invited to explore paper weaving and collage to make individual patches, which will come together to form a communal ‘St Brigid’ cloak. Take inspiration from the colour and composition of Dillon’s artwork, on display in the Irish Rooms, as you design your patch. Once complete, your patch will be added to the collective cloak! Details: Location: Shaw Room (closest entrance M

Doll-making has deep roots in the Brigit tradition, most famously through the Brídeóg—a straw doll created to honour St Brigid and paraded through communities on Brigit’s Day. Traditionally dressed in fabric scraps and decorated with flowers or shells, the Brídeóg symbolised Brigid as a bride, wearing her veil and cloak. In this joyful, hands-on workshop, we’ll reimagine the Brídeóg for today, creating bold, playful, modern dolls inspired by this beautiful custom. Guided by artist and maker Tamara Fiabane (@toofabulousartandcrafts), you’ll be supported every step of the way—

Join Nat and Diane from The Sustainable Life School and discover Dublin’s hidden (and not-so-hidden) gems on this sustainable fashion and living tour. Explore the best spots for preloved clothes and accessories, uncover top vintage shops, and learn tips and tricks for secondhand shopping. Bring a friend—or make one along the way—and dive into fabrics, fashion, and fun! Along the tour, you’ll also discover other local sustainable spots, with plenty of opportunities to ask those burning questions you never knew who to ask.

Yseult Cooper Stockdale (cello), Sylvia O’Brien (soprano) and Anne-Marie O’Farrell (harp) celebrate the songs of spring at the National Botanical Gardens in Glasnevin. The Irish Composers Collective presents Songs of Spring, a lunchtime concert of newly commissioned chamber music for harp, cello and soprano, set against the beautiful backdrop of the National Botanic Gardens. Acclaimed musicians Yseult Cooper Stockdale (cello), Sylvia O’Brien (soprano) and Anne-Marie O’Farrell (harp) will perform a selection of new works by members of the Irish Composers Collective. Written espec

Woman Spirit Ireland. Celebrating over 30 years of Brigit Festivals Experience an immersive journey of symbolism, ritual, and renewal, honouring the enduring spirit of Brigit and her blessings of healing, creativity, and peace.

The Way We Wore: Representations of Social Change through Clothing tour to learn about how the clothes we wear reflect our lives and society, with a focus on the history of women's changing roles in Ireland. Booking not required, however spaces are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Children must be supervised at all times while on the premises.

Learn the traditional technique of making a Brigid’s Cross with step-by-step guidance using fresh rushes. Subject to availability, participants may also have the opportunity to make their own cross.

Coming at you live from the Vulva Stories -Chapter 2 exhibition @ The Amulet Gallery in the heart of Dublin City, multidisciplinary artist and electrifying improv musician Birdwoman, invites you to join her for an evening of spontaneous art creation on St Brigids Big Day; Imbolc. Come celebrate the Goddess of inspiration, wisdom and poetry! Lets get mystical! Lets get radically feminine! Lets track the origins of Brigid across Irish mythology and folklore, out into the universe and beyond, into the most magical realm of them all- The Imagination-. Characterised by a dynamic interaction with h

An intimate performance of the 8 piece song cycle, this time dedicated to Brigit as we celebrate her legacy this time of year. Witches, Bitches & Goddesses is a performance project which draws inspiration from Slavic and Celtic mythology, focusing on female archetypes, and intertwines expressions of the personal and artistic development of the collaborators, through the lenses of their individual cultural heritage. The concert is a live performance of WBG's debut album and features 8 tracks; an electronic-driven, vocal focused devotional offering to the divine feminine. The music has

Join us for Brigit 2026: Dublin City Celebrating Women, as we take to the streets in a vibrant celebration of the strength and resilience of women! Starting at the top of Capel Street, watch an eclectic procession featuring dancers, walkers, roller skaters, Brigits on bikes, and more. Rooted in themes of renewal, creativity and connection, the parade offers a thoughtful, celebratory moment — with the full line-up to be announced soon. Presented as part of Brigit 2026: Dublin City Celebrating Women, a Dublin City Council funded initiative, with kind support by those participating in the pa

Growler and the Wild Geeze are throwing a shindig for Bridge and you’re all invited. Where cabaret meets spoken word, no stone left unturned as this explosive combo takes you on a journey that will have you crying and laughing in equal measure. Come for the chaos, stay for the sparkle—and leave wondering how soon we can do it all again. Everyone’s welcome, especially keepers of the flame.

Taking place on Brigid’s Day, Sunday 1st February from 13:00 - 16:30, this one-off workshop is a reflective and creative making session inspired by Imbolc - a moment in the calendar that sits between darkness and light, winter and the promise of spring. At this time of year the weather is still unsettled: rain, damp air, grey skies, and brief glimpses of brightness. This workshop draws inspiration from the late Manchán Magan’s book 99 Words for Rain and One for Sun, and is offered in his honour - celebrating language, landscape, and our deep relationship with weather and place. Each

Family Tour: Celebrating Women in Art Join us for a special tour of the national collection, designed for children and their guardians, parents, and carers. Explore representations of celebrated women in art through fun and engaging activities, making the artworks accessible and enjoyable for kids of all ages. Location: Courtyard

Mark the beginning of spring this St. Brigid’s Day at The Sugar Club with an eclectic lineup of musicians and DJs, playing from early to late across three stages, both indoors and outdoors.

A cold water swim with an artistic swim to celebrate Brigit Festival and connection with water. The event will be with Women's aid to support their national cold water swim and launch it in Dublin City in the historical outdoor pool Clontarf baths.

This session invites you to explore the landscape of the womb—real or remembered, present or absent—as a place of mystery, memory, emotion, and meaning. Whether your relationship with it holds love, grief, frustration, ambivalence, reverence, or release, all feelings are welcome here. Working with textile art, thread and fabric become a language beyond words. Guided gently by intuition rather than instruction, you’ll stitch, layer, and assemble a piece that reflects your own inner story. There are no rules, no expectations—only space to listen, feel, and express whatever arises.

Tango Lesson – Brigit : Dublin City Celebrating Women 2026 Join us for a lively Tango lesson! Connect with others, have fun, meet new people, and experience the beauty of this elegant dance.

Pilgrimage from Dublin City to St Brigids Well, Boot Road, Clondalkin led by Dr Karen Ward from Moon Mná, via Kilmainham and the Grand Canal Greenway with themes of Brigid the Saint and Goddess.

Imbolc 2026 Fair — 4th Edition Returning for its fourth year, the Imbolc Fair transforms Meeting House Square into a lively gathering place to welcome spring and honour the enduring spirit of the Celtic goddess Brigit. From 11:00–17:00, expect music, making, food, stories and hands-on experiences rooted in tradition and reimagined for today - alongside delicious foods and hot drinks to taste from Little Catch Seafood and Beannery Vintage Coffee Van Drop in for an hour or spend the full afternoon — this is a joyful, inclusive celebration of light, creativity and seasonal change for

Join us to explore and try to solve the difficulties that farmers face in Ireland due to climate change and our current food system. This event is for anyone interested in learning about, or advocating for local food systems - policy makers, people working for services and agencies, practitioners, researchers, activists, campaigners and small businesses using or interested in using local ingredients in their products.

Brigit x District opens the festival weekend with a rare headline performance from Gemma Dunleavy. Since the release of UP DE FLATS in 2020, Dunleavy has largely stepped away from releasing music, choosing instead to refine her sound behind the scenes. Her return for Brigit feels timely. Rooted in stories of working-class Dublin and shaped by her upbringing in Sheriff Street, her club-pop songs balance emotional clarity with sharp, understated production. Set within the intimate surroundings of the Presbyterian Church, this show offers a focused live moment to mark Brigit: Dublin City Ce

Brigit x District continues the festival weekend with Muireann Bradley, one of the most distinctive young voices currently emerging from Ireland’s folk and blues tradition. An 18-year-old singer and guitarist from Ballybofey, County Donegal, Bradley specialises in acoustic fingerpicking styles drawn from early country, Piedmont and ragtime blues. Her debut album I Kept These Old Blues brought this tradition to new audiences, earning widespread attention for its clarity, restraint and deep respect for the form. Rooted in careful listening and craft, her playing carries the weight of musica