About Us
Dublin City Council Culture Company runs cultural initiatives and buildings across the city on behalf of Dublin City Council and the people of Dublin....
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OPEN CALL FOR THE INAUGURAL CREATIVE RESIDENCY (CLOSING DATE 10 JUNE)
Open Call for applications to a new Creative Residency from the Honorable Society of King’s Inns and Dublin City Council Culture Company ...
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CULTURE CLUB JUNE 2019
Culture Club connects people to museums, galleries, libraries and other cultural venues. Join us for an exhibition tour by a guide, followed...
Read moreCULTURE CLUB: GUIDED TOUR ‘HISTORY AND HERITAGE’
Experience your city’s culture in a free, fun and easy way with Culture Club!...
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CULTURE CLUB: TALK ‘THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES’ CONTRIBUTION TO THE DECADE OF CENTENARIES’
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WHEN: 31/05/19
WHERE: National Museum of Ireland, Decorative Arts and History, Collins Barracks, Benburb Street, Dublin 7
CULTURE CLUB: EXHIBITION TOUR ‘ALISON LOWRY: [A] DRESSING OUR HIDDEN TRUTHS’ LED BY THE ARTIST
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WHEN: 05/06/19
WHERE: 14 Henrietta Street, Dublin 1
CULTURE CLUB: GUIDED TOUR ‘A MUSICAL TOUR OF 14 HENRIETTA STREET’
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WHEN: 11/06/19
WHERE: RHA Gallery, 15 Ely Place, Dublin 2
CULTURE CLUB: EXHIBITION TOUR ‘RHA’S 189TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION’
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14 Henrietta Street
Find out about 300 years of city life through the walls of one building, from its Georgian beginnings to the tenement dwellings of later years. You can join one of our intimate tours to see the house, hear its stories and discover the layers of Dublin history within its walls.
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Culture Club
A great way to introduce yourself to the cultural places and spaces of our city, Culture Club is an exhibition or building tour with an informed guide in the company of a small group of fellow city residents, followed by complimentary tea, coffee and chats. Each Culture Club is free, open to all, and lasts approx 2 hours.
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Tea and Chats
Tea and Chats is exactly what it sounds like: we facilitate conversations in communities all over Dublin, and the ideas collected and stories shared are the starting point for our cultural projects. You bring the people (and put the kettle on), and we’ll help you have a conversation about what matters to you and your community.
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The National Neighbourhood
We want every neighbourhood to know their city so we build cultural projects in community settings. We connect artists, groups and villages with libraries, museums and creative places to deepen their understanding of each other and themselves.
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Our City Our Books
We’re building a virtual bookshelf for Dublin! Through Our City Our Books, we want to find out about the books that represent people, families, life and culture. We are collecting reading suggestions from the city’s residents to create a booklist that represents the diversity of our city.
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EU Lab
We find and match partners with common interests to help them build cultural projects and source European funding, helping Dublin City forge productive cultural European partnerships.
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Culture Near You
We’re building a cultural map that brings together, in a single place, all existing cultural information available to the city of Dublin. This dynamic website gives citizens cultural choices and also helps officials and communities make decisions about the future of the city.
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Local Heroes
Local Heroes shines a light on Dublin’s many local and community heroes, through art. We commission a range of artists, including dancers, musicians, poets, animators, and photographers to create “portraits” of extraordinary Dubliners who have made a big impact on their local communities.
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Engage the City
A research programme for artists and communities. Through Engage the City , we connect artists and communities who are interested in learning and developing through cultural workshops and activities. We capture and document the process to inform both the artists and the community groups involved.
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