Dublin Mind Body Experience

RDS, Friday 27th February - Sunday 1st March

Ireland's largest holistic event returns to the RDS, Dublin on the 27th, 28th February & the 1st of March 2026.

Free Admission, 200 Exhibitors, and 150 Complimentary Talks, Workshops & Classes. The event is comprised of four different elements all in one venue, the Mind Body Soul Expo, the Yoga and Meditation Festival, the Dublin Wellness Expo and the Dublin Psychic Fair.

The Mind Body Soul Expo: Bringing together exhibitors, practitioners & presenters from the world of holistic health. The event hosts over 60 holistic therapists from all modalities offering mini treatments, advice, and information. You will also find a fantastic array of exhibitors providing holistic health products & information, specialist books, crystals, handcrafted jewellery, angelic gifts, natural skincare, herbal remedies, oils and essences, and much more.

The Yoga and Meditation Festival: Three days of Yoga, Mindfulness, and Meditation. The yoga zone hosts 25 hours of free yoga & meditation classes, and many additional meditation sessions & mindfulness talks are held around the venue over the weekend. All classes, sessions & talks are open to everyone and are complimentary; no admission is charged.

Dublin Wellness Expo: Over 80 Exhibitors dedicated to those looking for activities, products & lifestyles to help attain better Physical, Emotional, & Spiritual Wellness. In addition to the exhibitor Hall, you can partake in any of the over 120 free talks & workshops that will inspire, educate and entertain. The talks & workshops will be as diverse as the presenters, but with an underlying focus on inspiring a healthier and happier you.

Dublin Psychic Fair: Set in its own separate dedicated area it’s a must for all those interested in the world of Psychic Readings, Mediumship, Angel and Tarot cards, Palmistry, and the Crystal ball. All of our readers have extensive training and many years of experience and they all deal with your information in strict confidence. All readings are private and are given on a one on one basis.

Times:

  • Friday 27th February: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday 28th February: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Sunday 1st March: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Date:
Friday 27th February - Sunday 1st March
Time:
4.00pm
Price:
Free
Address:
RDS Venue - Main Hall Complex (Halls 1-4 & 6), Merrion Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, Ireland

Google Map of RDS Venue - Main Hall Complex (Halls 1-4 & 6), Merrion Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, Ireland

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