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Summer Book Event & Writing Competition – Centre Cultural Irlandais
Thirty Years of Change Through Women’s Eyes: Irish author in Paris
Íde B. O’Carroll
Thursday 23rd July as of 6pm Info & Sign Up
On 11th November 1976, a devastating fire at Malone House in South Belfast – where the Ulster Museum’s fashion collection was being stored at the time - led to the near-total loss of the original costume and textile collection. Fifty years on, the Ulster Museum fashion collection stands stronger than ever. A collection reborn through […]
We are so lucky to have such a beautiful Art Gallery in Dublin In celebration of Ireland’s Presidency of The Council of the European Union, the National Gallery of Ireland presents a special exhibition featuring some fifty of our finest works on paper by artists from across Europe. Drawings, prints, watercolours and photographs by a […]
The National Gallery of Ireland - A privilege and always a treat to visit this beautiful gallery in Dublin! William Blake, a visionary artist and poet, was a defining force in Romanticism. His imaginative and unconventional works continue to inspire today. This exhibition, curated by Tate in partnership with the National Gallery of Ireland, presents a selection […]
La première exposition du Palais des enfants! For its first exhibition, the Children’s Palace invites transparency! A fun and sensory journey to enjoy with family, where artistic works and scientific experiments play with light to awaken the curiosity and wonder of the youngest. In an imaginary universe, designed to arouse curiosity and have fun, young […]
The discovery of King Tutankhamun’s tomb is one of the greatest events in history. When the archaeologist Howard Carter opened the tomb in 1922, he unveiled an unprecedented treasure: sparkling royal jewels, sacred objects, ancient weapons, musical instruments and the famous golden mask. Still today, the legacy of Tutankhamun fascinates millions around the world. "Tutankhamun: […]
The stage version of the wonderful, hilarious 70's sit com situated in a dysfonctional hotel in the English seaside town of Torquay. The day to day life of the staff and guests of this hotel with the very inept and slightly out-of-his-mind hotel manager who is tortured, on a daily basis, by "that annoying section […]
The Santiago Ballet company will perfrom Swan Lake in the Bord Gais Energy Theatre! Matthew Bourne’s audacious, rule-breaking reinvention of Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece caused a sensation when it premiered almost 30 years ago. It has now become the most successful dance theatre production of all time, creating new audiences and inspiring generations of young dancers. In celebration of that […]
Have you artistic kids ? ------ Check out this newly formed society ------ Paper & Palette Society was born in Paris to give children a space to discover creative expression as a lifelong practice, through the study of art and art journaling. It is a yearlong Art and full English immersion program every Wednesday, designed to […]
The exhibition aims to present broadly the work of Paul Cezanne (1839-1906) in light of his artistic heritage, in a constant dialogue, synthetic and unprecedented. It bears witness to the artist’s unparalleled posterity, from the moment when, as a recluse in Aix, some wonder whether there really exists, to the "Cezanne myth" of the 20th […]
Wexford Festival Opera will celebrate its 75th anniversary at the National Opera House, Wexford, featuring operas by Mascagni, Rossini, and Prokofiev, as well as new works by Irish composers and a full programme of concerts and events Every Wexford Festival Opera visitor is caught in the town’s warm embrace. Wexford’s intimate charm and the welcome of its people are legendary, making it one of Ireland’s most distinctive cultural destinations during the Festival.
With nearly 300 performances since 2017, these Fourberies de Scapin never cease to delight all generations. The sociétaire Denis Podalydès likes to recall that it is a "troop play, written not for the Court but for the people". It was created in 1671 at the Palais-Royal during a period of work. Molière was then freed […]
The emblematic piece of French classical theatre, 'Le Cid'! The return of Denis Podalydès to the staging with this mythical play. When the father of Chimène slaps Rodrigue’s father out of jealousy, a deadly duel ensues. Corneille locks the lovers in an absolute dilemma, to be discovered. Recognised as a genius of litterature, Corneille was […]
