Two women smile as they look over papers and write together at a table in a bright room.

Culture Company newsletter

Our monthly newsletter shares updates on our programmes, insights into how the Company works through partnerships and projects, and how we work with artists and communities across Dublin city.

We also share stories from 14 Henrietta Street and highlights from our Culture Connects activities at Richmond Barracks.

Four adults laugh and talk together inside 14 Henrietta Street

Nuachtlitir Gaeilge

Roinneann ár nuachtlitir Gaeilge nuashonruithe a bhaineann lenár gcuid oibre trí Ghaeilge, lena n-áirítear ár dturais rialta as Gaeilge, ár gclár staire agus cainteanna, agus ár gcuid oibre le comhpháirtithe a reáchtálann imeachtaí Gaeilge.

Tugann sí léargas speisialta freisin ar an gcaoi a n-oibríonn an Chuideachta trínár sraith An chaoi a n-oibrímid.

A group of women gather around a table as artist Fiona Harrington demonstrates bobbin lace at 14 Henrietta Street.

Culture Club

Culture Club invites people to see, experience and learn about Dublin’s cultural places.

Our monthly newsletter shares talks, tours, workshops and performances taking place with galleries, libraries, museums and cultural organisations across Dublin City.

It also shares ways to take part and discover more about the cultural places and organisations we work with.

Two girls laugh together on the staircase at 14 Henrietta Street during the museum’s fourth Neighbour’s Day celebration.

14 Henrietta Street

14 Henrietta Street tells the story of Dublin life through the people who lived in the building over more than 300 years.

Our monthly newsletter shares updates on tours, talks, events, exhibitions, research and other ways to engage with the museum.

It also shares stories about the house, its former residents and the history of Dublin life.

Eco-gardener Polly Rowley-Sams and two children examine a cabbage in the Richmond Barracks garden

Richmond Barracks

You can visit Richmond Barracks in Dublin 8 to use Inchicore Library, spend time in the garden, or take part in creative and cultural activities for all ages.

Our monthly newsletter shares Culture Connects activities and other events at Richmond Barracks. Culture Connects is a year-round programme that invites people to try new things, make and create together, share ideas and connect through culture and conversation.

Four Historians in Residence, smiling towards the camera, stand together in front of a large screen displaying the words “Dublin History Dash!”.

Dublin City Historians in Residence

Dublin City Historians in Residence work in neighbourhoods across the city to encourage local people to engage with history, and to promote its sources and discussion, especially the historical collections in Dublin City Library and Archive.

Our monthly bulletin shares talks, walks, workshops, projects and updates from the Historians in Residence. The programme is created by Dublin City Libraries and delivered in partnership with Dublin City Council Culture Company.