Are women more empathetic than men? For Brigit's Festival, Photo Museum Ireland is hosting a special tour of the exhibition 'Empathy Machine' followed by an informal discussion exploring gender differences in empathy. Men and women are welcome. Tea, coffee and biscuits will be served.

High up in the hills of Berkley, California, is Eureka Day; an independent, alternative school where liberal values and inclusion reign supreme. Every child matters and is welcome in this progressive paradise. That is, until a health scare shakes the parents and community to its core. As the executive board attempt to navigate the crisis, we see that mumps might not be the only thing that’s contagious. This Irish premiere of Jonathan Spector’s timely comedy EUREKA DAY has taken London and Broadway by storm. Roy Alexander Weise directs an international ensemble including Motherland’s P

Join us to celebrate the launch of our new conversation club, Giving Voice to Arts. In this interactive talk, a female artist will share insights into her creative practice and perspective.

Wander through our oak woodland at the National Botanic Gardens from 31 January – 2 February 2026 to discover a temporary art installation created by local primary school children. During their time in the gardens, the children explored nature weaving and plant-based materials, suspending their finished creations from the boughs of the trees.

Her Streets, Her Stories: Walk & Sketch for Brigit’s Day Celebrate the women who shaped Dublin on Brigit's Day with illustrator Eva Kelly. This creative walk invites you to observe, draw, and reconnect with familiar streets while uncovering hidden histories and personal stories of women past and present. Take time to slow down, see the city through a woman’s lens, and capture the everyday Dublin places connected to iconic Irish women. Through sketching and reflection, participants will honour the spirit of Brigit, goddess of creativity, inspiration, and renewal, bringing her energy i

IMBOLC is a celebration of the turning of the seasons and the powerful energy that arrives with the first signs of spring. Rooted in the traditions of Brigid — goddess and saint of creativity, wisdom, protection, fire, and transformation — this Scratch Night honours the feminine in all its forms: fierce, intuitive, nurturing, radical, and resilient. Taking Flight invites audiences to an evening of new ideas, fresh voices, and works-in-progress from artists inspired by women, nature, magic, and the world that surrounds us. IMBOLC will showcase emerging and established creators who are ex

Woman Spirit Ireland. Celebrating over 30 years of Brigit Festivals Experience an immersive journey of symbolism, ritual, and renewal, honouring the enduring spirit of Brigit and her blessings of healing, creativity, and peace.

Family Tour: Celebrating Women in Art Join us for a special tour of the national collection, designed for children and their guardians, parents, and carers. Explore representations of celebrated women in art through fun and engaging activities, making the artworks accessible and enjoyable for kids of all ages. Location: Courtyard

Coming at you live from the Vulva Stories -Chapter 2 exhibition @ The Amulet Gallery in the heart of Dublin City, multidisciplinary artist and electrifying improv musician Birdwoman, invites you to join her for an evening of spontaneous art creation on St Brigids Big Day; Imbolc. Come celebrate the Goddess of inspiration, wisdom and poetry! Lets get mystical! Lets get radically feminine! Lets track the origins of Brigid across Irish mythology and folklore, out into the universe and beyond, into the most magical realm of them all- The Imagination-. Characterised by a dynamic interaction with h