The Dublin Comic Arts Festival (DCAF)

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The Complex, Sunday 30th November

The Complex welcomes Dublin Comic Arts Festival (DCAF) back to The Depot for the fourth edition of their quarterly event in The Depot. The festival runs from 11am – 5pm on Sunday, November 30th.

Expect 90+ artists selling comics, zines, art prints, stickers and more. A wide selection of comics will be provided by Little Deer Comics. Coffee and treats will be provided by Maidin Catering. The event will also feature special guests Tara O'Connor and Aoife Dooley and workshops by The Comics Lab.

The event is easily accessible, a short walk from Jervis or Four Courts Luas stop and just at the entrance to the road that turns down to Evans Art Supplies Shop.

Admission is free, no booking required. DCAF asks that attendees wear a mask, which will be provided.


Date:
Sunday 30th November
Time:
11.00am
Price:
Free
Address:
The Complex Venue, Gallery & Studios, Arran Street East, Smithfield, Dublin 7, Ireland

Google Map of The Complex Venue, Gallery & Studios, Arran Street East, Smithfield, Dublin 7, Ireland

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