The Liberties Festival is one of Ireland’s oldest festivals. From modest beginnings in 1970 it has grown to become a highlight of the summer in Dublin with a series of family-friendly, sporting and community events, and an exciting multi-cultural and arts programme. The Festival is an innovative and purpose driven community festival working with local community members and professional artists to put culture, creativity and diversity at the heart of The Liberties. The festival is delivered by two local community development projects- SICCDA (South Inner City Community Development Associat

Jota.pê has rapidly risen in the Brazilian music scene, surpassing 2.5 million Spotify streams just a month after releasing his second album Se Meu Peito Fosse o Mundo in March 2024, featuring collaborations with Xênia França and Gilsons. Produced in partnership with Som Livre, the album earned three Latin Grammy nominations and accolades, including Best Afro-Brazilian Music Album and Best Portuguese Language Song for “Ouro Marrom,” while also securing four Multishow 2024 Award nominations. Known for his blend of MPB, manguebeat, and influences like Jorge Ben and Caetano Veloso, Jota.p�

Aiken Promotions and Paddy Power are delighted to be returning to the Iveagh Gardens, Dublin for their third year as festival sponsors. Over 90 artists will perform over 35 shows in four fully seated venues in the stunning city centre walled gardens across the four days from July 24th –27th. The festival has always been proud to celebrate the brilliance and diversity of Irish comedy and this year’s festival will be packed to the rafters with international and home-grown talent. International acts include Simon Brodkin (a master of satire and pranks), Janine Harouni (a New Yorker ac