Exhibitions & Events

For the second of two evenings for Nuits de la lecture 2025, the actor Andrew Bennett and the musician Elanor McEvoy perform this short novel.

Two enchanting stories are brought to life in the CCI’s chapel with music by Claude Debussy and Francis Poulenc.

An electrifying performance in the famous Parisian jazz club by this Irish-Congelese maestro.

For her return to the Jazzycolors festival, Sue has chosen the legendary jazz club, Sunset-Sunside, on rue des Lombards, for the Paris launch of her new album, Say Pluto.

The Kurdish-Irish musician wishes to share a message of fraternity, love and peace. His joyful performances give one an irresistible urge to dance!

Extravagant performance and music, a craft workshop and candlelit readings... Dress up and join us for this festive ancestral celebration of the Autumn equinox!

Presented in association with the Contemporary Music Centre, this concert showcases the beautiful, but less well-known, viola repertoire including works by contemporary Irish composers.

Irish pianist Ryan Molloy and his long-time friend fiddler Fergal Scahill are joined this evening by Breton flautist Sylvain Barou for a great evening of trad music.

Renowned photographer and videographer Luca Truffarelli presents his first dance creation, choreographed by Oona Doherty and performed by Erin O'Reilly.

The CCI is delighted to present short concerts this weekend by cellist Adam Joyce, one of the 2024 Feis Ceoil prize-winners.

Enjoy a special early-evening concert in the CCI's courtyard with singer-songwriter Mick Flannery during Paris 2024.

From 2 to 6 July, we'll be welcoming DJ Claire Hall for lunchtime concerts at 1:15pm as part of our pop-up café.

From 25 to 29 June, we'll be welcoming composer and performer Anna Mullarkey for lunchtime concerts at 1:15pm as part of our pop-up café.

Indie-folk, trad-rock and trad/hip-hop… wonderful energy and sounds direct from the Irish music scene for CCI’s Fête de la Musique 2024!

From 11 to 15 June, we'll be welcoming musician and songwriter Jamie Duffy for lunchtime concerts at 1:15pm as part of our pop-up café.

This special festival concert responds to the theatre and dance programme via six contemporary works, featuring three world-première commissions and two UK / France premières.