Fanzini Productions and Greyhound Bar presented a Paradise Cabaret Special of comedy, circus, dance and music with the funniest weirdos and queerdos around. It was a time to ditch the old Gods and embrace the cultural revolution of colour, carnival and chaos.
People enjoyed the exhibitions, gardens, café, and shop at MoLI (Museum of Literature Ireland), the museum of literature for the world’s greatest storytellers.
Produced by Nialler9 and Totally Dublin and set in the historic Fruit and Veg Market, Night Moves was a celebration of Dublin’s current cross-generational club culture while looking forward to the future of clubbing in the city.
Kerry International Film Festival presented a programme of short films in an outdoor film screening in the Tralee Town Square. The event was a celebration of Irish culture and the line-up included films in both English and Irish along with films from Kerry filmmakers.
Fíbín sa Taibhdhearc transformed Middle Street into a dreamlike pop-up Gaelteacht. Led by a brass band audiences were dazzled by a series of surreal performance art pieces erupting on every corner of the street.
SIONNA Festival presented a night at King John’s Castle which included some of the best live electronic music acts and DJs from around Ireland with plenty of diversity and style to appeal to all audiences. The aim of this event was to promote Irish night culture and support very talented local Irish artists by giving them a stage to showcase their craft.
A free cultural celebration, concert of the Autumn Equinox with Druids, DJs, Fire and Music from the top Artists and Bands in Kerry featuring the Dingle Druid, Oracle, The Rising and Aftershock culminating in the Awaken Mabon Fire Spectacle.
Black Canvas presented a showcase of the rich and new waves of Irish subculture in the Sugar Club. Bringing together new voices in the creative scene for a vibrant cross art form presentation of Irish hiphop culture across Music, Dance, Fashion.
Cork City Council and The Good Room presented Magic Nights by the Lee at Cork City Hall, a very special late-night free event that brought together some of Cork’s most legendary artists with some of the freshest sounds by contemporary musicians from Cork City and County. This extraordinary audio-visual feast will celebrate the history and culture of Leeside music and arts.
If you’re into dark humour, talks of dismantling the agricultural patriarchy and vagina puppets… then The Wild Geeze Cabaret was for you! Hosted by farmer comedian Breda Larkin who puts down the shovel to pick up the guitar & sing with the hilarious burlesque chanteuse Miss Lavelle in a show of the wild and wonderful.