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Little Red Riding Hood at Smock Alley Theatre

Little Red Riding Hood at Smock Alley Theatre

Little Red Riding Hood — a lively musical adaptation of the classic fairy tale by Kids Rock Theatre Studio at Smock Alley Theatre. All ages. Free, Saturday 25 July 2026 at 2:30pm. Part of the Liberties Festival.

The Parting Glass at Tailors Hall, Back Lane

The Parting Glass at Tailors Hall, Back Lane

The Parting Glass — Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin hosts an open singing session to close the Liberties Festival's run at Tailors Hall, Back Lane. Singers and listeners all welcome. Free, Friday 24 July 2026 at 8pm. Part of the Liberties Festival.

Liberties Next at St. Catherine's Church, Thomas Street

Liberties Next at St. Catherine's Church, Thomas Street

Liberties Next — Chats in the Flats and The Performance Corporation (Pretty Vacant) discuss creative responses in the community, with MC Anita Reilly, at St. Catherine's Church, Thomas Street. Free, Friday 24 July 2026 at 6:30pm. Part of the Liberties Festival.

NIVAL-gazing: A Sense of Place at NCAD, 100 Thomas Street

NIVAL-gazing: A Sense of Place at NCAD, 100 Thomas Street

NIVAL-gazing: A Sense of Place — Ruth Hallinan explores the National Irish Visual Arts Library's artist book collection in terms of the Liberties, at NIVAL @ NCAD, 100 Thomas Street. Free, Friday 24 July 2026 at 1pm. Part of the Liberties Festival.

Focus in Motion at the Guinness Enterprise Centre

Focus in Motion at the Guinness Enterprise Centre

Focus in Motion — Matt Burke of Magic Minds leads an interactive mindfulness and meditation workshop through movement, play and creativity at the Guinness Enterprise Centre, Taylor's Lane. Free, Friday 24 July 2026, 10am. Part of the Liberties Festival.

Where do we all belong? at The Bank, Digital Hub

Where do we all belong? at The Bank, Digital Hub

Where do we all belong? — a socially engaged visual art exhibition by Ronan Dillon exploring loneliness, connection and belonging in The Liberties. The Bank at the Digital Hub, 85 James's Street, 23–25 July 2026. Free. Part of the Liberties Festival.