From a one-day wellness and creativity festival to Dublin's largest singles' night, there is plenty to do in Dublin this weekend.
Dublin Independent Fashion Week
Running from 22-28 September and with four days already wrapped up, Dublin Independent Fashion Week continues to fill the city with glamorous events for all kinds of guests. The vast majority of events are free and open to the public, so whether you're adding some gems to your wardrobe at the POVVUK X MARMAR Assisi Pop Up on Friday, learning how to mend your denim in aid of Pieta House, or stopping into one of the many exhibitions, there's something for everyone.
If you're in need of a September reset, this is the event for you. Running from 10am to 9pm on Sunday 27 September, this one-day festival takes place in Segotia, a yoga studio and art space in Rathmines that has been drawing in visitors with its mix of wellness events and creative workshops. Choose from a curated lineup of creative and wellbeing experiences such as yoga, cold plunges, watercolour sessions and cacao ceremonies and create the perfect day for you. Tickets cost €85.
Singles' Party at McGowans of Phibsboro
Looking for love, or just fancy having a flirt? Head down to McGowans in Phibsboro for Dublin's largest Singles' Party. Taking place on 26 September from 9pm, there'll be icebreaker games, a live MC and delicious drinks. Go it alone or bring a group down for chats, dancing, drinks and good tunes. Tickets cost €11.70.
Get ready for a day full of wonder and imagination! Fingal Libraries proudly presents the fourth edition of The Magic of Stories, a spectacular celebration of books, stories, and creativity – all happening at the enchanting Swords Castle on Saturday, 27 September. Step into a world where the castle comes alive with stories, where authors and illustrators become your guides to magical lands, and where every corner hides a surprise!
Visit the Hugh Lane Gallery before it (temporarily) closes
Don't miss your chance to soak up the art and inspiration in Dublin's Hugh Lane Gallery before the beloved space closes on 28 September for renovations, which are estimated to take at least three years! From Francis Bacon's original studio to illuminated stained glass works by Evie Hone and Harry Clarke, the onsite cafe is also not to be missed.
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