From backstage tours of the Abbey Theatre, to a ceramics market celebrating Irish artists, there is plenty to be doing in Dublin this weekend.
Samhain Party
October is upon us, which means it’s time to embrace the season of Samhain. The Libertine Market Crawl is a ‘flea market pub crawl’* that takes place in The Liberties on the first Sunday of every month from 12pm-5pm. The next market will take place on Sunday, October 6, with spooky-themed music, tattoos & face paint. Both family and pet-friendly, this is a non-ticketed event and is self-directed.
Ceramics Market
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Throwing Shapes, an open-access ceramic studio nestled in Dublin 8, is hosting a Ceramics Market from 11am – 4pm on Saturday, October 5. There will be music, food and over 20 talented Irish potters and ceramists showcasing and selling their beautiful creations. You’ll find the studio at Unit 2A, Mill Street, D08W6EV.
History Tour & Irish Coffee Experience
Discover over 320 years of Dublin’s heritage followed by an Irish coffee tasting at Jervis Street’s Church Café Bar. Set within the architecture of a meticulously restored 18th-century church, the new tour offers insight to the venue’s historic journey, from its opening in 1701, to the wedding of Arthur Guinness in 1761. Bookings are required and tickets cos €15 per person.
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Organised by Dublin City Libraries, in partnership with Dublin City Council Culture Company, the Dublin Festival of History is a celebration of the county’s fascinating history. Running from September 27 – October 13, the itinerary is filled to the brim with walking tours, exhibitions, family-friendly quizzes, treasure hunts as Gaeilge, talks, screenings, and more.
On Saturday, October 5, Black & Irish author Leon Diop will host an hour long discussion about the Black & Irish project, and some of the important histories revealed by its on-going research. Limited spaces, booking essential.
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Running from September 26 – October 13, the Dublin Theatre Festival delivers a whole host of theatrical experiences that aim to appeal to the diverse communities and visitors that make up the city. From a showing of Lourdes! The Musical! (October 4), to backstage tours of the Abbey Theatre (Sept 30-Oct 12), there really is something for everyone.
With spooky season in full swing, now is the perfect time to check out Dublin’s famous Ghost Bus Tour. Aimed at adults and older kids, this two hour tour departs College Green (The Gravedigger sign outside Ulster Bank) every evening at 7:45pm and goes on to visit St Audoen’s church, Kilmainham Gaol & Bully’s Acre, followed by Glasnevin Cemetery. Tickets cost €35.
*Always drink responsibly
