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CATCHING CULTURE IS CULTURE FRI 21 SEPT CULTURENIGHT.IE DUBLIN 2018 1 WELCOME TO CULTURE NIGHT 2018 Bígí linn chun Oíche Chultúir a cheiliúiradh i I’m especially delighted to see a number of mBaile Átha Cliath! venues open on Culture Night for the first time, including the Bank of Ireland Cultural Culture is Catching on Friday September 21st, & Heritage Centre, Dublin Airport and 14 as Dublin City and County celebrate Culture Henrietta Street. Night with a sprawling programme of events. Venues and public spaces come alive after The fun spills onto the streets of the city, with a hours to host a programme of free late-night diverse outdoor programme bringing the magic entertainment, as part of an all-Ireland of Culture Night to a number of public spaces, celebration of arts, heritage and culture. including Meeting House Square, The Civic Amphitheatre and Barnardo Square. Now in its thirteenth year, Culture Night Dublin returns in 2018 with its biggest programme to Elsewhere, RTÉ, Creative Ireland and OPW join date. With over 280 participating venues and forces to present a show-stopping open-air upwards of 500 free events, locals and visitors concert in the grounds of National Museum will be spoiled for choice. of Ireland – Decorative Arts and History, alongside a varied programme of talks, Dublin City Council Arts Office is delighted to workshops and live radio broadcasts. collaborate with the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Culture Night’s Taking a walking tour on Culture Night is a valued partners and all the participating great way to soak up the atmosphere. There’s artists and organisations to ensure Friday also the option of hitching a ride on one of the September 21st is a fantastic celebration of free Culture Night bus routes, kindly provided the creative spirits and hidden treasures that by Dublin Bus. make Dublin so unique. Of course, it’s important to remember that How will you choose to spend Culture Night many cultural organisations participating this year? Wherever your interests lie, the in Culture Night are open all-year round and programme has lots to offer. Museums, we encourage you to continue generously galleries and cultural attractions across Dublin supporting their invaluable work in breathing cultural life into the city. City and County are hosting their own exciting programmes, including many one-off events Bain sult as Oíche Chultúir! created especially for Culture Night audiences. Ray Yeates, Dublin City Arts Officer 4 VENUES A–Z VENUE P Church | Café, Bar Restaurant & 52 Fingal County Council - County 104 14 Henrietta Street 50 Garden, The Hall Swords 3 Walls Gallery 16 Civic Theatre 109 Fingal County Libraries - Swords 104 6 Sráid Fhearchair 71 Clancy Quay Studio 17 Library A4 Sounds 50 Clockwork Door, The 40 Fingal County Libraries – 104 Blanchardstown Library Abbey Artist Studios 50 Clonliffe College 92 Fire Station Artists' Studios 54 Abbey Theatre 50 Club Chonradh na Gaeilge 70 Flying Turtle Productions 64 Ableton Push Playground 38 CoisCéim Broadreach 52 Forest Friends 93 Act The Maggot 51 Comhlámh 41 Concern Worldwide 27 Frank Duff House - Legion of 18 ActionAid Ireland 51 Mary Conradh na Gaeilge 70 Adam and Eve's Historic 26 Freemasons' Hall 75 Constant Knitter, The 28 Franciscan Church French Embassy in Ireland 76 Contemporary Music Centre, 41 Aerial Cirque 38 Fumbally Stables, The 29 Afghan Community of Ireland 51 The CREATE @ Rotunda Hospital 52 GAA / Trinity College Cricket 76 Aga Szot Live Painting Studio 38 Ground Custom House Visitor Centre 64 AIB Bankcentre 91 GAA Museum 54 D-Light Studios 53 AIB Choral Society 38 Gables Restaurant & Bar, The 99 Damn Fine Print 17 Alliance Française Dublin 72 Gael Linn 42 Dance Ireland 53 American College Dublin 72 Gaiety School of Acting 42 Dance Theatre of Ireland 99 Amphitheatre, The 39 Gallery of Photography Ireland 42 Darkroom, The 17 An Siopa Leabhar 70 Garda Museum, An Garda 29 DCU ST. Patrick'S CAMPUS 92 Áras an Uachtaráin 16 Síochána Dean Dublin, The 73 Áras Chrónáin, Ionad Cultúir- 109 Gate Theatre 55 Department of Finance 73 Irish Cultural Centre Geological Museum (TCD) 76 Design Tower, The 74 Ardgillan Castle 103 Glasnevin Cemetery Museum 93 DIAS - Geophysics 75 Arran Street East 51 Goethe-Institut Ireland 76 DIAS Dunsink Observatory 103 Art & Business Campus 91 Gormleys Fine Art 77 Digital Hub, The 28 Drumcondra GPO - An Post 55 DIT Conservatory of Music & 41 Arts Council, The 72 GPO Witness History Visitor 55 Drama Augustinians John's Lane 26 Centre dlr LexIcon 99 Church Grangegorman Development 18 Baha'i National Centre 91 dlr Mill Theatre Dundrum 99 Agency Ballyroan Library 109 Dollard & Co. 41 Graphic Studio Dublin 55 Bank of Ireland Cultural & 39 Douglas Hyde Gallery, The 74 Graphic Studio Gallery 43 Heritage Centre Draíocht Arts Centre (Draíocht 103 Greek Orthodox Community of 18 Barnardo Square 26 Blanchardstown) Ireland, The BeLonG To Youth Services 26 Drawing Studio, the 74 Griffith College 93 Bewley's Café Theatre 39 Dublin Airport 103 Guinness Storehouse 29 Bewley's Grafton Street 39 Dublin Body Paint 42 Gutter Bookshop, The 43 Black Church Print Studio 40 Dublin Buddhist Centre 53 Helix, The 94 Bond Street Studios 27 Dublin Camera Club 28 Houses of the Oireachtas 77 Books Upstairs 72 Dublin City Gallery The Hugh 53 Hungarian Culture Days @ 30 Bow Street Academy for Screen 16 Lane Archbishop Hall Acting Dublin City Hall 28 Ianród Éireann Building - 56 Brick Alley Café 40 Dublin CIty Library & Archive 74 Connolly Station Brooks Hotel 40 Dublin Civic Trust 54 Icon Walk & The Icon Factory, 43 Brown Bag Films 16 Dublin Roller Derby @ Inchicore 92 The Brú Chrónáin: Clondalkin Round 109 Community Sports Centre IMMA 18 Tower Visitor Centre Dublin Unitarian Church 75 Immanuel Church Dublin 56 Cathal Brugha Barracks 91 Dublin Writers Museum 54 In-Spire Galerie Dublin 56 Central Bank of Ireland, The 64 Dublinia 29 Instituto Cervantes Dublin 77 Central Catholic Library 73 Eckankar 75 Irish Architectural Archive 77 Chamber Choir Ireland 83 Embassy of the Republic of 92 Irish Film Institute 43 Chester Beatty, The 27 Lithuania Irish Georgian Society 44 Children’s Books Ireland @ 73 Engineers Ireland 93 Irish Manuscripts Commission 78 Hodges Figgis EPIC The Irish Emigration 64 Irish Music Rights Organisation 78 Museum Chocolate Factory, The 52 Irish Potato Famine Exhibition, 78 Christ Church Cathedral 27 Fingal Academy of Music 104 The VENUES A–Z 5 Irish Railway Record Society 19 National Print Museum 95 School of Theoretical Physics 97 Irish Research Council 78 Needful Things 44 Dublin Institute for Advanced Irish Traditional Music Archive 79 New Theatre, The 45 Studies Irish Writers Centre 56 Newbridge House and Farm 106 Science Gallery Dublin 86 Italian Institute of Culture 79 No. 3 Mountjoy Square 58 Sean O' Casey Commumity 66 Iveagh House 79 O'Brien Press, The 95 Centre J.W. Sweetman Craft Brewery 66 O'Sheas Merchant 32 Skerries Mills 106 Jam Art Factory 30 Oireachtas na Gaeilge @ Rás 66 Smock Alley Theatre 1662 46 James Joyce Centre 57 Curach ar an Life Sol Art Gallery 87 James Joyce Museum 100 Old Library and the Book of Kells 85 Solomon Fine Art 46 Jordan Fine Arts 105 exhibition, The South Dublin County Libraries/ 110 County Library, Tallaght KERLIN GALLERY 79 Old Music Shop Dublin 58 St Andrew's Church 88 Kevin Street Library 30 Olivier Cornet Gallery 59 St Anne's Parish Centre 106 LAB Gallery and Dublin City Arts 57 OPW Arbour Hill 22 Office, The Ormond Studios 59 St Audoen's Church Visitor 33 Centre (OPW) Last Bookshop 30 Outhouse 59 St Bartholomew’s Church 97 Law Society of Ireland, The 19 Outlandish Theatre Platform 32 St Columba's College 101 Liberties College 31 @ Coombe Women & Infants University Hospital St Finian's Lutheran Church 87 Liberty Hall Theatre 57 Oxfam Ireland 95 St Francis Xavier's Church 60 Light House Cinema 19 Pavilion Theatre 101 St Maelruain's Church 111 Lilliput Press, The 19 Pearse Lyons Distillery 33 St Mary's Pro Cathedral 60 Little Museum of Dublin, The 80 Pearse Museum and St. Enda's 110 St Mobhi's Church 61 Malahide Castle & Gardens 105 Park St Patrick's Cathedral 34 Manresa Jesuit Centre of 94 Poetry Ireland 59 Spirituality St Patrick's Mental Health 34 Portuguese Language Centre 60 Services Mansion House, The 80 Powerscourt Townhouse Centre 45 St Stephen's Church - The 87 "Margaret Aylward Centre for 94 Pepper Canister Faith Project Arts Centre 45 St. Catherine of Alexandria 34 and Dialogue" 94 Ranelagh Arts Centre 95 Parish Church Marlay Craft Courtyard 100 Rathfarnham Castle 110 St. Nicholas of Myra Church 34 Marrowbone Books 31 Rathmines Library 96 Steambox Gallery + Studios 35 Marsh's Library 31 RCSI (Royal College of Surgeons 85 in Ireland) Stoney Road Press 66 MART Gallery 94 Rediscovery Centre 96 Street 66 46 McKee Barracks 22 Religious Society of Friends 45 Studio 10 46 Meeting House Square 44 (Quakers) Sweny's Pharmacy 88 Mendicity Institution, The 31 Retirement Planning Council of 102 Swords Castle 106 Merrion Mews 80 Ireland, The" 33 Taking Flight: Education & 97 Millbank Theatre 105 Revenue Museum 33 Performance Ltd. Momentum Acting Studio 80 RHA Gallery 85 Talbot Studios 61 Monkstown Parish Church 100 RIAI Irish Architecture Awards 85 Tallaght University Hospital 111 Moving Crib, The 57 Exhibition (RIAI), The Teach Fhiodh Cuilinn/ 97 Museum Building (TCD) 81 Richmond Barracks 22 Cullenswood House Myra House - Legion of Mary 32 Rotunda Hospital Chapel 60 Teeling Whiskey Distillery 35 Na Píobairí Uilleann 58 Royal College of Physicians of 86 Temple Bar Gallery
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