What's on

To start our St Patrick's celebrations, we are launching our two exhibitions : Project Space #3 Sports Gaéliques and Old Ireland in Colour.

It’s March, time to celebrate Saint Patrick’s! Out with a touch of green and join us at the CCI from 7 to 18 March for wonderful evenings of Irish cinema, music and a lot more!

A coming-of-age story, this is an award-winning play, full of heart, humour and wisdom, for anyone who had a childhood passion that threatened to overwhelm their life.

David Park explores the hidden effects of the Vietnam War on a former member of the CIA who must carry out one last mission.

This second phase of our experimental visual arts space focuses on the lure, lore and power of the sea.

“A warm embrace” of songs about love, death and lamentation sung unaccompanied for Brigid’s Day by beautiful voices from Dublin and Belfast.

An inspiring evening in the company of eminently creative and resilient women, led by Emeritus Olympic sportswoman Mary Peters.

The CCI launch its winter season with Project Space #1 ‘Ballon rond’.

These special readings by Les Livreurs get your taste buds working with texts by French and Irish authors, some of whom will be presented during Dublin’s Franco-Irish Literary Festival focusing on taste!

This online exhibition commemorates the 225th anniversary of forces of the French Republic landing in Co. Mayo in 1798.

To be a dancer is to be alive! This story of innocence and experience, sexuality and shame, defiance and national identity is performed at Paris' prestigious Théâtre de la Ville.

Five theatre makers from Ireland, Greece, Lithuania, Luxembourg and Portugal discuss their work and month-long residency at the CCI.

Winner of the 2023 RDS Music Bursary, pianist Aidan Chan presents a recital of classical works including contemporary Irish and Chinese compositions in the intimate setting of the CCI’s chapel.

Following the resounding success of her collaborative album and tour with Mick Flannery in 2021, Susan returns to the CCI to perform her EP and solo piece ‘Now You See It' which won the 2022 RTE Radio 1 ‘Best Original Folk Song’ of the year.

Síomha's voice soars over her gypsy jazz and Latin-influenced guitar playing, taking audiences on an unforgettable journey with her soulful melodies. “Deeply confident songwriting” (Irish Times)

Ailbhe Reddy has a talent for crafting intensely moving alt-folk tunes that blur the boundaries between personal and universal experiences, with tender vocals and lyrics that are eminently easy to relate to.