Dublin Learning City Festival

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Online and In-Person, Wednesday 22nd April - Saturday 25th April

The Dublin Learning City Festival 2026 will take place from 22nd – 25th April 2026 with the theme ‘To Belong'. Celebrating learning as a way to connect, participate and feel part, accepted and valued in our communities.

The festival aims to bring together communities, organisations, and learners from across the city to celebrate lifelong learning.

The Dublin Learning City Festival is open to everyone, and this year there is a focus on Connecting with one another, Creating meaningful learning communities through these connections, and Changing our communities in a positive way through encouraging lifelong learning!

The three-day Festival will feature a range of free programmes that showcase both traditional and non-traditional learning. The events cater to all age groups and include Wellness Workshops, Artist Talks and Demonstrations, CV Clinics and much more!


Date:
Wednesday 22nd April - Saturday 25th April
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free

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