Culture Date with Dublin 8

Various Locations, Wednesday 7th May - Sunday 11th May

Culture Date with Dublin 8 is a neighbourhood initiative, which aims to celebrate Dublin 8’s rich cultural, historical and architectural heritage while encouraging people who are living, working and visiting the area to explore what is on their doorstep.

This collaborative project and programme of events aims to connect with and amplify the wider efforts being made to regenerate the area, highlighting all the great things there are to see and do in Dublin 8 to locals and visitors alike.

This years event takes place from Wednesday 7th to Sunday 11th May.


Date:
Wednesday 7th May - Sunday 11th May
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free
Address:
Dublin 8, Ireland

Google Map of Dublin 8, Ireland

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