Dublin Bowie Festival

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

The Dublin Bowie Festival, the biggest arts festival in the world dedicated to David Bowie, returns from February 7th-11th 2024, with a selection of special events.

Live Music, Q&A's, Memorabilia & Merch, Movies, Concert/Documentaries, Quiz & more.

More details coming soon…


Date:
Wednesday 7th February - Sunday 11th February
Time:
Varies
Price:
Varies
Address:
Dublin, Ireland

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