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5 things to do in Dublin this weekend (September 6-8)

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From a Brazilian celebration in the National Stadium to a Maritime Festival in Howth, there is plenty to be doing in Dublin this weekend.

Howth Maritime & Seafood Festival

Dive into a weekend of free family fun as the Howth Maritime & Seafood Festival sails into the picturesque fishing village of Howth this weekend from 12-6pm. There will be live music, seafood tastings and free activities as well as a quiet sensory space for those who many need to take some breaks throughout the day.

Brazil Day

Join Ireland's vibrant Brazilian community for a celebration of music, dance, food, arts, crafts, and culture. Taking place on Saturday, 7 September, from 3pm - 10pm at the National Stadium, the event will be filled to the brim with mouth watering food, energetic live music, and a gorgeous collection of craft stalls. Tickets from €6.34.

Candle Making

Every Saturday, This Must Be The Place on Wellington Quay is hosting a candle making workshop that will allow attendees to design their own masterpiece under the gentle guidance of an instructor. This Alternative Dublin class is for over those aged 18 and over, with tickets costing €27.70 and each class lasting approximately 2 hours. No experience neccessary!

Phoenix Park Biodiversity Festival and Honey Show

Running from 9 - 11 September, this wholesome event welcomes visitors to wander the beautiful surroundings of the Phoenix Park while taking part in a long list of free events and activities. There will be walking tours and opportunities for bird spotting as well as exciting workshops, talks and live music. You can also visit this showcase competition in the Honey Show marquee from 10am-4pm.

Downward Dog Yoga

On Saturday, 7 September, the Conrad Hotel in Dublin 2 will host a unique opportunity for humans to delve into premium yoga practices while their furry friends. Guided by Joanne King, the experience is set to be one of relaxation, rejuvenation, and fun. The class will kick off at 10am, followed by a post-session meet up with snacks and refreshment. Tickets cost €30 per person and €5 per dog.

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