An interactive talk about the recent history of the rediscovered Irish lifting stones and some of the stories and folklore attached to them and this wonderful part of Irish culture and our heritage that had all but been lost until recently.

An incredible opportunity to see Dee Armstrong in the intimate setting of EPIC Museum playing 30 minute performances of traditional Irish music.

Join us at the 19th annual Aware Harbour2Harbour Walk (proudly supported by Dublin Port) on St Patrick’s Day, Tuesday 17th March 2026. An official event of St Patrick’s Festival, the walk welcomed over 3,000 enthusiastic participants last year, and we’re hoping to make 2026 even bigger...

It’s your move! Dance Corner is a participatory dance experience that transforms public space into stages for movement, music and connection. Audiences are free to join at their own pace and can take part by dancing, moving or simply observing.

This performance brings together fiddle, concertina, guitar and three-part harmony to present Irish traditional music and song. The trio move between instrumental tunes and songs, with attention to ensemble listening and balance.

In New Orleans, funerals are celebrated in style, with noisy brass bands parading through the streets. The main section of the parade is known as First Line, but the real fun starts with the Second Line, those who follow the band to enjoy the music, marching with the musicians and twirling parasols or waving handkerchiefs.