Church of Scientology and Community Centre of Dublin , Firhouse Road, Dublin, Ireland D24 CX39, Dublin, Ireland
JOIN US FOR A SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL WEEKEND OF FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th of October from 11:30am to 6:30pm Free Entry - Donations appreciated. •Haunted House Ride •Giant Inflatables •Pumpking Carving Contest wi... Read More
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum , The chq Building, Custom House Quay, Dublin, Ireland Dublin 1, Dublin, Ireland
Bram Stoker is one of our favourite characters in the museum vaults, so we’ll be embracing our inner-Dracula and having a fang-tastic Halloween party! Come dressed as your favourite spooky character, do creepy arts and crafts, play games and have loads of... Read More
A4 Sounds , St Joseph's Parade, Off Upper Dorset Street,, Dublin, Ireland D1, Dublin, Ireland
Unfortunately we are opting to postpone this event. It will be resceduled for the Autumn, most likely in October, and we will advise as to the new date asap. We apologise unreservedly for any inconvenience. By way of explanation, at the time we decided o... Read More
Dublin Leather Store , 1b Ring Terrace, Inchicore, Dublin, Ireland
Ever wanted to learn how to create your own beautiful leather goods? This full-day workshop provides an introduction to traditional leather hand craft. Come along and learn how to prepare and dye leather, cut patterns and hand-sew. Then, at the end of th... Read More
Dublin Leather Store , 1b Ring Terrace, Inchicore, Dublin, Ireland D08 F79R, Dublin, Ireland
Ever wanted to learn how to create your own beautiful leather goods? This full-day workshop provides an introduction to traditional leather hand craft. Come along and learn how to prepare and dye leather, cut patterns and hand-sew. Then, at the end of th... Read More
The Ark , Dublin, Ireland
The Ark is delighted to welcome back the Animation Art Show - a FREE family friendly exhibition and auction of artwork donated by animation professionals and students. The proceeds of the event will go directly to Irish children's charities. Since the fir... Read More
