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

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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.

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Irish Coffee Roe-Imagined Experience at Roe & Co Distillery — SOLD OUT

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Irish Coffee Roe-Imagined Experience at Roe & Co Distillery — SOLD OUT

The Irish Coffee Roe-Imagined Experience comes to the Roe & Co Distillery for the Liberties Festival 2026 — Thursday 23 and Friday 24 July at 6:00pm. History, cocktail-making and guided tasting. Both dates SOLD OUT — check TakeYourSeats.ie for returns.

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Lifting the Veil of Tommie Potts at Tailors Hall, Back Lane

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Lifting the Veil of Tommie Potts at Tailors Hall, Back Lane

Lifting the Veil of Tommie Potts — Liam O'Connor, Aoife Ní Bhriain and Seán Potts in conversation on the legendary Liberties fiddler, with live performance, at Tailors Hall, Back Lane. Thursday 23 July 2026 at 7:00pm. Free. Part of the Liberties Festival.

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Medieval Walking Tour from Dublinia, Christ Church

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Medieval Walking Tour from Dublinia, Christ Church

The Medieval Walking Tour departs the Dublinia Museum at Christ Church for the Liberties Festival 2026 — Thursday 23 July at 10:30am. The story of Viking and Medieval Dublin with Dublinia's tour guide. Free, €5 suggested donation.

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Talking Shop: Betty Bojangles, 77 Thomas Street

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Talking Shop: Betty Bojangles, 77 Thomas Street

Talking Shop: Betty Bojangles comes to 77 Thomas Street as part of the Liberties Festival 2026 — one evening, Thursday 23 July at 7:30pm. A pop-up conversation after-hours with a local business, in association with Dublin Inquirer. Admission is free.

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Talking Shop: Martin Fennelly Antiques, 60 Francis Street

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Talking Shop: Martin Fennelly Antiques, 60 Francis Street

Talking Shop: Martin Fennelly Antiques comes to 60 Francis Street as part of the Liberties Festival 2026 — one evening, Thursday 23 July at 6:30pm. A pop-up conversation after-hours with a local business, in association with Dublin Inquirer. Admission is free.

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NIVAL-gazing: Artists' Studios and the Liberties at NIVAL @ NCAD

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NIVAL-gazing: Artists' Studios and the Liberties at NIVAL @ NCAD

NIVAL-gazing: Artists' Studios and the Liberties — a lunchtime talk by NIVAL's Aoife Ward on the rise and fall of artists' studios in the Liberties and wider Dublin, at NIVAL @ NCAD, 100 Thomas Street. Thursday 23 July 2026 at 1:15pm. Free, €5 suggested donation.

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Breandán Breathnach, a legacy explored at Tailors Hall, Back Lane

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Breandán Breathnach, a legacy explored at Tailors Hall, Back Lane

Breandán Breathnach, a legacy explored — Paddy Glackin and Peter Browne in conversation on the iconic uilleann piper, collector and Liberties native, at Tailors Hall, Back Lane. Wednesday 22 July 2026 at 7:00pm. Free, €5 suggested donation. Part of the Liberties Festival.

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Guinness Open Gate Brewery Summer Block Party — SOLD OUT

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Guinness Open Gate Brewery Summer Block Party — SOLD OUT

The Guinness Open Gate Brewery hosts a Summer Block Party for the Liberties Festival 2026 — Wednesday 22 July at 6:00pm. Festival-exclusive Batch Bread Red Ale, BBQ and live music, over-18s only. Currently SOLD OUT — waiting list via TakeYourSeats.ie.

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Change your breathing, change your life at the Guinness Enterprise Centre

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Change your breathing, change your life at the Guinness Enterprise Centre

Change your breathing, change your life comes to the Guinness Enterprise Centre as part of the Liberties Festival 2026 — one session, Wednesday 22 July at 12:00pm. Matt Burke from Magic Minds leads mindfulness, breathwork and meditation. Free, €5 suggested donation.

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