This year’s vibrant programme, which runs from Saturday 25 January until Sunday 2 February 2025, invites everyone to take part in a city-wide celebration that includes workshops, talks, tours, performances, film, visual art, and many family-friendly events. Across Dublin there will be lots of interactive events for all ages to enjoy, from dance performances, bilingual storytelling, online language classes, food tasting, art exhibitions, comedy shows, film screenings, snake themed art workshops to learning all about these animals at Dublin Zoo. Our flagship event (2 February), hosted in

Join Dublin’s Historian in Residence for Children Dervilia Roche for a free, interactive workshop for children aged 9 - 12. Discover the fact, fiction and folklore of Brigid as goddess and saint, and make your very own St Brigid’s Day cross. Please note that children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian throughout the workshop

This special event will honour the legacy of the Celtic Goddess Brigit —one of Ireland's most beloved and powerful female figures—and celebrating the creativity, strength, and resilience of women throughout history and today. Stories on the night will focus around Brigit's multifaceted legacy covering a variety of themes including Wisdom, Nature, Rebellion, Healing + more and will feature an uplifting blend of spoken word, live music, poetry and personal anecdotes inluding a few special guest speakers. Special guests include : multi-disciplinary artist Pippa Moloney, poet and perform