The Festival of Curiosity*

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Online, Thursday 22nd July - Sunday 25th July

The Festival of Curiosity is Dublin’s annual festival of science, arts, design, and technology.

From Playful Days to Curious Nights the 2021 festival will go ahead from July 22 -25.

Expect digital, virtual, and blended formats for people of all ages to explore and discover science, arts, design, and technology in playful new ways so we can stay safe while staying curious.

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Date:
Thursday 22nd July - Sunday 25th July
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free

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