Culture Club
Culture Club
Culture Club is a series of hosted talks and tours that introduce and encourage people to connect with the cultural spaces of the city.
We invite people to see, experience and learn about Dublin’s cultural places.
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Working closely with our partners, we open up new ways for people to access cultural activity more easily and confidently in order to develop and expand their cultural habits.
Join us for a range of free talks and tours with our friendly guides, followed by complimentary tea, coffee, and chats. Each Culture Club is FREE, open to all, and lasts approximately two hours.
Following government advice regarding the COVID-19 situation, Dublin City Council Culture Company has suspended its tours and public programming. We are now running a series of virtual Culture Clubs, where you can experience cultural events, talks and performances online, and then join us and your fellow Culture Clubbers for an online chat (bring your own tea). Find out more about our virtual Culture Club and book your place now.
Booking is required.
Partners
Made by Dublin City Culture Company in partnership with Dublin City Council (Dublin City Libraries, Dublin City Arts Office, The Lab Gallery, City Hall, Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane), Chester Beatty, IMMA, National Archives, National Gallery of Ireland, National Library of Ireland, National Museum of Ireland, Registry of Deeds, RHA, Temple Bar Gallery + Studio, the Abbey Theatre and the Museum of Literature Ireland.
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