Wrap up in culture, as venues and public spaces across the island of Ireland as they open their doors to host a programme of free late-night entertainment, as part of an all-island celebration of arts, heritage and culture.
Returning for its fourteenth year, Culture Night 2019 will take place on Friday September 20th.
We have selected a few events taking place within a short walk of Camden Court Hotel.
Wrap up in culture, as venues and public spaces across the island of Ireland as they open their doors to host a programme of free late-night entertainment, as part of an all-island celebration of arts, heritage and culture.
Returning for its fourteenth year, Culture Night 2019 will take place on Friday September 20th.
We have selected a few events taking place within a short walk of Camden Court Hotel.
Atelier Maser is a working studio for Irish artist Maser and a gallery space that showcases the work of upcoming artists from a street art background. Co-curated by Atelier Maser and Apartial, the new exhibition launching on Culture Night showcases a collection of work by some of the most internationally renowned street artists from around the globe!
Time: 4pm - 10pm
Address: Block 3, Ffrench Mullen House, Charlemont St, D2, D02 DK57
Website: ateliermaser.com
Photo: Atelier Maser
Experience the Roe & Co journey – from grain to glass! You’ll start your Power House Tour by getting a tour of the working distillery and learn the art of blending Roe & Co whiskey through a sensorial tasting experience. From there you’ll enter the Flavours Room, where you’ll learn about the 5 key pillars of taste that make up a cocktail menu. Once you discover your flavour profile, world class bartenders will carefully craft a bespoke cocktail that you can relax and enjoy in the Power House Bar.
Bookings via email at hello@roeandcowhiskey.com - reference ‘Culture Night’ in the subject line.
Time: 4pm - 10pm
Address: 92 James’s St, D8
Website: roeandcowhiskey.com
Photo: Roe & Co
The Last Bookshop is one of Dublin’s finest secondhand bookstores, ‘oozing with character and a great collection of titles from Irish writers in genres including art, history, literature and fiction’.
Karl O’Neill will be reading Oscar Wilde’s ‘The Devoted Friend’ and ‘The Bullet Match’ by John O’Connor at 6pm. All welcome.
Time: 4pm - 8pm
Address: 61 Lr Camden St, D2, D02 VY17
Website: last-bookshop.business.site
Photo: The Last Bookshop
Guided tours of Marsh’s Library, one of Dublin’s hidden gems, will take place every 15 minutes on a first-come, first-served basis.
Follow in the footsteps of Jonathan Swift, James Joyce and Bram Stoker. Very little has changed since the Library first opened to the public in 1707.
Suitable for all ages.
Time: 5.30pm - 9pm
Address: St Patrick’s Close, D8, D08 FK79
Website: http://marshlibrary.ie
Photo: Marsh's Library
Comprised of seven individuals, each masters of their own instruments, with titles among them including multiple All-Ireland Champions, World Bodhrán Champion, and a recipient of the prestigious TG4 Young Musician of the Year, The Bonny Men generate a powerful sound that encapsulates the very soul of traditional music.
Time: 5pm - 12pm
Address: 25 Wexford St, D2, D02 H527
Website: whelanslive.com
Photo: Whelans
Visit this historic cathedral for Evensong, the daily sung service at 5.30pm (seats by 5.20pm).
There is no admission after the start. Visit the Cathedral from 6:30pm for an opportunity to take pictures or go on a guided tour.
Time: 6.30pm - 10pm
Address: St Patrick’s Close, D8, D08 FK79
Website: http://stpatrickscathedral.ie
Photo: St. Patrick's Cathedral
