Exhibitions & Events

Irish photographer John Minihan photographed the great playwright Samuel Beckett many times in Paris and London. In this illustrated talk, John Minihan speaks about his encounters with one of the greatest writers of the 20th century.

Immigration has become a subject of public debate all over Europe including, most recently, in Ireland. Tonight’s important discussion looks at the potential impact on the outcome of the EU Parliament elections in June and beyond.

Award-winning Irish flautist Martina Rosaria O'Connell shares the story of French Romantic composer Mel Bonis.

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

Chairman of the Board of Management when the Irish College was on the cusp of becoming the Centre Culturel Irlandais, Billy Glynn is in conversation tonight with Tom O’Connor, one of the Fondation Irlandaise' esteemed current members.

This evening explores personal memories, unofficial stories and embodied ways of existing in order to address the manner in which women’s experiences have, largely, been written out of ‘History’.

All you ever wanted to know about the joys and challenges of being a (French) translator, in the company of writer and translator Marie Hermet.

A relaxed but stimulating festival for the mind and the senses with discussions, workshops, concerts, apéros and stand-up!

An evening highlighting the importance of the CCI as an international platform for performance, collaboration and discussion about the island of Ireland with Emmanuel Tellier and Jan Carson.

The CCI is delighted to host the second day of this international colloquium looking at the work of artist and illustrator Tomi Ungerer.

A fresh look at the legacy of Irish political leaders W.T. Cosgrave, Eamon de Valera and Charles Haughey in relation to the arts.

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