What's on

Exhibitions, concerts, poetry… lots to enjoy in the surroundings of our unique 18th-century building with its Old Library and historic chapel.

Performance, moving image and sound installation combine in this apocalyptical manifesto by multi-media artist Aideen Barry.

Come and turn the handle to listen to poems inspired by the relationship of Irish poets with Paris and the CCI

A multi-faceted evening to mark the 20th anniversary of the inauguration of the Centre Culturel Irlandais!

Ces Laurel et Hardy des temps modernes nous entraînent dans leurs aventures rocambolesques déployées à force d’astuces et de gags déclenchant un immense éclat de rire.

For the last concert of our season, the chapel is filled tonight with the music of Jack O’Rourke, one of the CCI’s 2022 summer residents.

This brilliant one-woman show delves into Irish family secrets to bring a lost grandfather back to life

Our final evening of addresses for 2022 Congress for Ireland sees four eminent speakers discuss the state of the Irish nation in relation to identity, languages, Europe and music.

This series of short talks by high-profile contemporary thinkers echoes the Irish Race Congress held in Paris in January 1922, where each speaker expressed their hopes and aspirations for the new Free State.

Entirely comprehensible to English-speakers, these performances combine the baking of sourdough bread with insights into the wonders of the Irish language

CCI is delighted to welcome you back to its courtyard for a festive mélange of trad and hip-hop.

A specially curated concert for guitar and voice brings together the Ulysses connections between Ireland, France and Hungary.

Renowned artist Guggi celebrates CCI’s 20th birthday with a retrospective of works spanning three decades

An evening of words and music produced by Field Day to celebrate the Tundish Award that is bestowed in Paris this year upon a special recipient

Join the CCI for a festive literary picnic and an immersive experience into James Joyce’s universe and words.

Celebrating the CCI’s close partnership since 2014 with both the Arts Council and the British Council of Northern Ireland, we present an evening of visual arts, literature, music and film from Northern Ireland.