Programmes

We build cultural projects with communities, connecting artists, groups, and villages with libraries, museums and creative places across Dublin City.

14 Henrietta Street is a must see for anyone with an interest in the history and people of Dublin City. The stories of the house and street mirror the story of Dublin and her citizens.

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.

We want to listen, explore and learn about what’s important to the people of Dublin, to understand what matters to them.

We are making the city’s cultural buildings, organisations and networks more visible and easier to find to let people know what cultural spaces, venues and people are in their neighbourhood.

We create partnerships to try out ideas, test new approaches and add to the city’s cultural vibrancy.

Creative Residencies encourage makers and experts to pilot new partnerships with organisations.

We found and matched partners with common interests to source European funding for ambitious new ideas.

We have built a database and map of Dublin’s culture.

The Cultural Audit and Map adds to Dublin City Council’s knowledge base to inform decisions by the city council departments, planners and strategists.

Richmond Barracks is a building of historical importance located in Inchicore.

It is home to a library, garden, and Culture Connects, a programme of cultural activities that celebrate the experiences and interests of the local communities and people

We are representing Dublin as part of the ACCESS Culture For All network.

The network of eight European capital cities - Amsterdam, Dublin, Lisbon, London, Sofia, Riga, Tallinn, Vilnius, are working together to share ideas, experiences and to create new policies for cultural inclusion.

We want to open up ways for people to experiment with all kinds of culture.

Culture Connects is a year-round programme that invites people in Dublin to try out new things.

We want to explore and discover, with others, to continually improve what we do. We know that we are stronger together so we consult widely and incorporate the thinking available into our work to ensure it's relevance and quality.

In 2021, five artists were appointed to the Creative Residency in Art and Sport.

In September 2020, Dervilia Roche was announced as Dublin’s first Historian-in-Residence for Children.