Join us at The Racket Space on Saturday, April 25, for an afternoon gathering
built around music, community, and the shared joy of live performance. Fro
m 4 PM to 9 PM, Jogging (noise rock), Knifebear (garage), and Garage Olimpo (post rock)&n
bsp;will be playing a collaborative, no‑frills show that reflects
the values of the DIY tradition: respect, accessibility, and genuine conn
ection.
This event isn’t about headliners or hierarchy. It’s about m usicians and attendees creating something together, bands helping each oth er set up, people looking out for one another, and a room where everyone i s treated as part of the same community.
Under 18s are welco
me free of charge, while adults contribute €10 to support the ban
ds. It’s a simple, transparent approach that keeps the scene sustainable w
ithout losing its integrity.
Tickets available here
“All ages” doesn’t mean “for kids.” It m eans nobody gets shut out. It has always been about acces s; if you care enough to show up, you’re welcome!
Here’s the deal:
No age gatekeeping — teens, adults, parents, whoever.
Alcohol stays controlled — usual ly wristbands or a separate bar area.
Earlier set t imes so younger fans can actually be part of the scene.
Same volume, same chaos, same energy — just without excluding people.
This event is grounded in clear communi
ty values:
NO racism. NO fascists. NO heroes. LGBT+ friendly.
Everyone is welcome, and everyone is expected to contribute to a space where people feel safe, respected, and included.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:939@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Gruama ft. HUTCH.IRL - Pink Moustache EP Launch DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260425T180000Z DESCRIPTION:"@pigment.space [http://pigment.space] is letting me bring my o wn brand of\noff-putting electro-grunge to his gallery space in Belfast on the twenty-fifth.\n\nCome and see me!"\n\nBYOB. Suggested gratuity £5. URL:https://flypost.ie/event/gruama-ft-hutchirl-pink-moustache-ep-launch LOCATION:Pigment Space - Pigment Space\, 54a Sunnyside Street\, Belfast BT7 3EX STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Belfast,gruama,live music,pigment space X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:"@pigment.space is letting me bring my own brand of off-putting el ectro-grunge to his gallery space in Belfast on the twenty-fifth.
Co me and see me!"
BYOB. Suggested gratuity £5.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:902@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Happy Days Fest DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260425T190000Z DTEND:20260425T220000Z DESCRIPTION:Happy Days Fest is a music showcase for independent acts\, desc ribed by the Goo\nas the place to go if you’d like to “catch a glimpse of the next wave of new\nwave.” Featuring meticulously picked acts in an inti mate setting\, giving you the\nfeeling that you’re witnessing the next big thing before everyone else. After\nthree years and several sold out editi ons\, Happy Days Fest has now expanded to\nBelfast's Oh Yeah Centre\, show casing acts from Dublin and Belfast\, serving as\nthe spot to be to discov er new talent.\n\nFeat. Lemonade Shoelace\, Cable Boy\, For Nina and Susi Pagel. URL:https://flypost.ie/event/happy-days-fest LOCATION:The Oh Yeah Centre - 15-21 Gordon Street\, Belfast\, BT1 2LG STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Belfast,happy days fest,live music,oh yeah centre X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Happy Days Fest is a music showcase for ind ependent acts, described by the Goo as the place to go if you’d like to “c atch a glimpse of the next wave of new wave.” Featuring meticulously picke d acts in an intimate setting, giving you the feeling that you’re witnessi ng the next big thing before everyone else. After three years and several sold out editions, Happy Days Fest has now expanded to Belfast's Oh Yeah C entre, showcasing acts from Dublin and Belfast, serving as the spot to be to discover new talent.
Feat. Lemonade Shoelace, Cable Boy, For Nina and Susi Pagel.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:883@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:peer to peer life drawing DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260426T160000Z DTEND:20260426T180000Z DESCRIPTION:peer to peer life drawing\n\nDaylight\, Glasnevin\n\nSunday 26t h April\n\n5pm-7pm\n\nFree (Donations Welcome)\n\nClothed Modelling/Group Participation\n\n-Make weird shapes and get drawn :)\n\nBasic Materials Pr ovided\n\nUntaught class\n\nAll Levels Welcome!\n\n———\n\nA relaxed life d rawing group\, participants are invited to make weird shapes and\nget draw n in single short poses. All levels welcome and invited\, this is an\nunta ught group.\n\nBasic materials and teas/coffees provided\n\nContact @johnn esaispas on insta for any questions or event location!\n\n URL:https://flypost.ie/event/peer-to-peer-life-drawing LOCATION:Daylight Glasnevin - D11TX99 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Dublin,life drawing,peer to peer,visualart X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:peer to peer life drawing
Daylight, G lasnevin
Sunday 26th April
5pm-7pm
Free (Donations Welco me)
Clothed Modelling/Group Participation
-Make weird shapes a nd get drawn :)
Basic Materials Provided
Untaught class
All Levels Welcome!
———
A relaxed life drawing group, particip ants are invited to make weird shapes and get drawn in single short poses. All levels welcome and invited, this is an untaught group.
Basic ma terials and teas/coffees provided
Contact @johnnesaispas on insta fo r any questions or event location!
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:909@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:UNDERGROUND DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260429T120000Z DTEND:20260524T180000Z DESCRIPTION:UNDERGROUND\n\n\nKAT LALOR\n\n\nA4 SOUNDS GALLERY\n\n\n\nUNDERG ROUND is a recognition and celebration of existence beneath the surface.\n Informed by Irish Vampiric Mythologies\, this exhibition entangles undergr ound\ncultures\, Queer infrastructures\, and the quiet\, regenerating pres ence of the\nvampire. \n\nPaying homage to Drag as a resilient political p ower\, the exhibition features a\nperformative film set within soil\; the living\, renewing\, connective tissue\,\nhumanised and tenderised by proce sses of decay. The film is visually led by a\nviscous green liquid\, the source of infection\, regeneration\, and preservation\namongst an ecosyste m of underground vampires. As this liquid travels\, it bathes\nand permeat es the soil\, flowing around\, through\, and between various vampiric\nbod ies\, each in a varying state of preservation\, transformation\, or euphor ia.\nHolding reference to silent film\, the work slowly renews\, grows\, a nd mutates\ntemporally into an ode to Queer Club and Ballroom scenes\, the deep and\nunyielding roots of community\, activism\, and political resist ance\, collapsing\nQueer time into a pulsing pool of immortality. \n\n\n\n \nKAT LALOR\n\nKat Lalor is a Queer visual artist\, generating a practice of worldbuilding\nthrough moving-image\, performance and writing. They inv oke their practice to\ninterrogate constructed binary categories which lim it the possibilities of Queer\nintelligibility.\n\nAs someone existing bet ween the gender binary\, Kat’s practice acts as an\nexplorative space for self-experimentation\, perspective-switching\, and\nspeculative narrative building. They enact this by adapting Drag as a core\nmethodology. Inspire d by the writing of Renate Lorenz\, Drag becomes a historical\nand politic al tool for symbiotic knowledge-making and knowledge-dismantling.\nWith th e performing body as the active site\, Drag enables purposeful embodiments \nwhich can collapse the boundaries of truth/fiction\, subjective/collecti ve\, and\nself/other.\n\nEnthralled by the writings of Queer academics who seek to dismantle\nsocio-political constructs of gender\, time and space\ , Kat combines the\ntheoretical and the personal through pre-existing spec ulative fictions. This\ncreates a point of recognisable access\, and empha sises the acts of subversion\,\ndestabilisation\, and reclamation at play. Utilising absurd\, camp and DIY\naesthetics\, normative knowledge is dest abilised and binary barriers can be\nbroken. Through this\, they create a space to question the validity of all\nnormative and political ‘truths’\, including those used to deny marginalised\ngroups bodily autonomy and self -determination. Combined\, these tools allow for\ncritical reflections\, r e-imaginings\, and reclaimings of Queer experience.\n\nKat completed their BA in Fine Art in 2022 and an MA in Fine Art in 2024. Their\nwork has bee n included in shows at The Complex Gallery\, The Highlanes Gallery\,\nthe RHA Gallery\, and Droichead Arts Centre. They are a recipient of the We On ly\nWant the Earth Residency Awards 2024-2025.\n\n\n\n\nEXHIBITION DURATIO N\n\n29th April - 24th May 2026\n\nOpening Times\nMon & Tue: Closed\nWed – Fri: 2pm – 7pm\nSat: 1pm – 6pm\nSun: 1pm – 6pm \n\n*Exhibition Opening: T hursday 23rd April @ 7pm\n\n\n\n\nACCESS INFORMATION\n\nFull details can b e found on our website covering exhibition specific\, building\,\nhealth p recautions\, maps\, public transport routes and accessible parking\ninform ation: https://a4sounds.org/underground/\n[https://a4sounds.org/undergroun d/]\n\nSummary Information\nThe exhibition is accessible.\nFull exhibition access information will be provided when the installation is\ncomplete.\n The exhibition includes a film work.\nSound will be played throughout the gallery on a PA system.\nThere are no loud or sudden noises in the film wo rk.\nThere are no flashing lights or images.\nThe gallery will be dimly li ght with LED lights.\nMasks are to be worn indoors at all times. Masks wil l be available on the door.\nA member of staff will be available on the do or to provide information and\nguidance if needed.\nThe garden is seated\, there are some covered areas and some outdoor heaters.\n\n\n\n\n URL:https://flypost.ie/event/underground LOCATION:A4 Sounds - St Joseph's Parade\, Upper Dorset Street\, Dublin\, D0 7 ER81 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Dublin,a4 sounds,exhibition,visualart X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:UNDERGROUND is a rec ognition and celebration of existence beneath the surface. Informed by Iri sh Vampiric Mythologies, this exhibition entangles underground cultures, Q ueer infrastructures, and the quiet, regenerating presence of the vampire.
Paying homage to Drag as a resilient political power, the exh ibition features a performative film set within soil; the living, renewing , connective tissue, humanised and tenderised by processes of decay. The film is visually led by a viscous green liquid, the source of infecti on, regeneration, and preservation amongst an ecosystem of underground vam pires. As this liquid travels, it bathes and permeates the soil, flowing a round, through, and between various vampiric bodies, each in a varying sta te of preservation, transformation, or euphoria. Holding reference to sile nt film, the work slowly renews, grows, and mutates temporally into an ode to Queer Club and Ballroom scenes, the deep and unyielding roots of commu nity, activism, and political resistance, collapsing Queer time into a pul sing pool of immortality.
Kat Lalor is a Queer visual artist, generating a practice of worldbu ilding through moving-image, performance and writing. They invoke their pr actice to interrogate constructed binary categories which limit the possib ilities of Queer intelligibility.
As someone existing between the ge nder binary, Kat’s practice acts as an explorative space for self-experime ntation, perspective-switching, and speculative narrative building. They e nact this by adapting Drag as a core methodology. Inspired by the writing of Renate Lorenz, Drag becomes a historical and political tool for symbiot ic knowledge-making and knowledge-dismantling. With the performing body as the active site, Drag enables purposeful embodiments which can collapse t he boundaries of truth/fiction, subjective/collective, and self/other.
Enthralled by the writings of Queer academics who seek to dismantle soc io-political constructs of gender, time and space, Kat combines the theore tical and the personal through pre-existing speculative fictions. This cre ates a point of recognisable access, and emphasises the acts of subversion , destabilisation, and reclamation at play. Utilising absurd, camp and DIY aesthetics, normative knowledge is destabilised and binary barriers can b e broken. Through this, they create a space to question the validity of al l normative and political ‘truths’, including those used to deny marginali sed groups bodily autonomy and self-determination. Combined, these tools a llow for critical reflections, re-imaginings, and reclaimings of Queer exp erience.
Kat completed their BA in Fine Art in 2022 and an MA in Fin e Art in 2024. Their work has been included in shows at The Complex Galler y, The Highlanes Gallery, the RHA Gallery, and Droichead Arts Centre. They are a recipient of the We Only Want the Earth Residency Awards 2024-2025.
29th April - 24 th May 2026
Opening Times
Mon & Tue: Closed<
br>Wed – Fri: 2pm – 7pm
Sat: 1pm – 6pm
Sun: 1pm – 6pm
*
Exhibition Opening: Thursday 23rd April @ 7pm
Full details can be found on our website cove ring exhibition specific, building, health precautions, maps, public trans port routes and accessible parking information: https://a4sounds.org/underground/
Summary Information
The exhibition is accessible.<
br>Full exhibition access information will be provided when the installati
on is complete.
The exhibition includes a film work.
Sound will be p
layed throughout the gallery on a PA system.
There are no loud or sudde
n noises in the film work.
There are no flashing lights or images.
The gallery will be dimly light with LED lights.
Masks are to be worn i
ndoors at all times. Masks will be available on the door.
A member of s
taff will be available on the door to provide information and guidance if
needed.
The garden is seated, there are some covered areas and some out
door heaters.
Spaces for coming together, reflecting, and
sharing without an expected outcome are rare, with the realisation that w
e are in a community of practice and not working alone.
Entanglemen
t and Mint Tea offers that space and time, and some mint tea if you bring
a cup.
Kindly hosted by Pallas Projects, 115–116 The Coombe, The Li
berties, Dublin, D08 A970
🥬🥬
𝗘𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗹𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗠𝗶𝗻𝘁 𝗧𝗲𝗮 is a
monthly, informal gathering for artists and not, emerging as a spin-off fr
om Entangled Life at Pallas Projects and curated by Cristina Nicotra.
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br>The get-together ethos is grounded in an ecology understood as a comple
x web of human, more-than-human, environmental, social, and political rela
tions or entanglements.
Each session begins with a selected questio
n from the original programme. A warm-up. The evening unfolds through rela
xed, open, communal, non-hierarchical discussion, where participants can s
hare ideas, reflections, opinions and experiences.
Attentive listen
ing, responsibility, critical thinking and care are encouraged.
Ques tion: Are sustainability and artists’ rights part of the same ecos ystem?
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:141@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Culture Moves Europe - Individual Mobility of Artists + Cultural Pr ofessionals DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260429T230000Z DTEND:20260429T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Culture Moves Europe offers mobility grants to individual artis ts and cultural\nprofessionals\n[https://culture.ec.europa.eu/culture-move s-europe/call-for-individual-mobility-2025-2026]\nwilling to implement a p roject abroad.\n\nCulture Moves Europe’s call for individual mobility targ ets artists and cultural\nprofessionals working in the following sectors: Architecture\; Cultural Heritage\;\nDesign & Fashion Design\; Literature\; Music\; Performing Arts\; Visual Arts.\n\nRolling dates from 1st of Octob er 2025 until 30th of April 2026 URL:https://flypost.ie/event/culture-moves-europe-individual-mobility-of-ar tists-cultural-professionals LOCATION:online - https://www.creativeeuropeireland.eu/funding-opportunitie s/call/culture-moves-europe-individual-mobility-of-artists-cultural-profes sionals STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Funding & Open Calls X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Cu lture Moves Europe offers mobility grants to individual artists and cultur al professionals willing to implement a project abroad.
Culture Moves Europe’s call for individual mobility targets artists and cultural p rofessionals working in the following sectors: Architecture; Cultu ral Heritage; Design & Fashion Design; Literature; Music; Performing A rts; Visual Arts.
Rolling dates from 1st of October 2025 un til 30th of April 2026
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:932@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:The GAFF Film Night DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260430T160000Z DTEND:20260430T183000Z DESCRIPTION:We're having a film night on Twilight Thursday! Join us on 30 A pril 2026 from\n5–7.30pm at our new home in 30 Lord Edward Street. The eve nt is free but booking\nis essential\, so get your tickets here\n[https:// www.eventbrite.ie/e/the-gaff-film-night-tickets-1987599291987?utm-campaign =social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&ut m-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl&utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv1_a1demo0jqssdkb]\n to avoid disappointment.\n\nThe evening will showcase three beautiful film s produced in recent years\, by or\nin partnership with The GAFF\, that hi ghlight the diverse voices and stories of\nLimerick:\n\n * Children of the Castle\, dir. Keith Bogue and Maeve McGrath – interviews with\n people about their childhoods living in the housing development in the\n barrac ks of King John's Castle\n\n * Knuck & Knuckle\, dir. Ellie Marron and Sea n Horgan – the story of how boxing\n and sport helped Lee Reeves through his personal grief journey\, following the\n death of his mother Cathy\ n\n * Being Put Back Together\, dir. David McDonagh – Kaylen's journey wit h\n photography and personal challenges\, seen through the eyes of his b rother\n David.\n\nThis film night aims to celebrate local storytelling and underrepresented\nvoices. The evening will be a great celebration of c ommunity-led arts practice.\nWe hope to see you on the night!\n\nBe aware that some of the films shown on the night will feature discussion of\ndepr ession\, self-harm and suicide.\n\nThe GAFF Film Night is supported by Lim erick City and County Council through the\nNight Time Economy programme. ' Children of the Castle' and 'Being Put Back\nTogether' were produced in co llaboration with Dromglen Productions. 'Children of\nthe Castle' was suppo rted by The Arts Council of Ireland and Limerick Arts\nOffice. 'Knuck & Kn uckle' and 'Being Put Back Together' were supported by\nCreative Ireland's Traveller Wellbeing Through Creativity Programme. URL:https://flypost.ie/event/the-gaff-film-night LOCATION:The GAFF - 30 Lord Edward Street\, Limerick\, V94 FHH1 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Limerick,film X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:We're having a film night on Twilight Thurs day! Join us on 30 April 2026 from 5–7.30pm at our new home in 30 Lord Edw ard Street. The event is free but booking is essential, so get your ticket s here to avoid disappointment.
The evening will showcase three b eautiful films produced in recent years, by or in partnership with The GAF F, that highlight the diverse voices and stories of Limerick:
Knuck & K nuckle, dir. Ellie Marron and Sean Horgan – the story of how boxing a nd sport helped Lee Reeves through his personal grief journey, following t he death of his mother Cathy
Being Put Back Together, dir. David McDonagh – Kaylen's journey with photography and personal c hallenges, seen through the eyes of his brother David.
Thi s film night aims to celebrate local storytelling and underrepresented voi ces. The evening will be a great celebration of community-led arts practic e. We hope to see you on the night!
Be aware that some of the films shown on the night will feature discussion of depression, self-harm and su icide.
The GAFF Film Night is supported by Limerick City and County Council through the Night Time Economy programme. 'Children of the Castle' and 'Being Put Back Together' were produced in collaboration with Dromgle n Productions. 'Children of the Castle' was supported by The Arts Council of Ireland and Limerick Arts Office. 'Knuck & Knuckle' and 'Being Put Back Together' were supported by Creative Ireland's Traveller Wellbeing Th rough Creativity Programme.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:941@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Inaekkum ft. Lord Jane DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260430T190000Z DESCRIPTION:"Very excited to be hosting this blast of K synth-rock from Ina ekkum at Ulster\nSports Club on Thursday 30 April.\n\nHosted by Belfast Ci ty of Music as part of this year’s Cathedral Quarter Arts\nFestival\, the show is part of an ongoing UNESCO City of Music exchange between\nBelfast and Daegu in South Korea\, following recent collaboration through the\n202 5 Daegu Global Forum and last November’s visit from HOOLA and their upcycl ed\ninstrument project.Hailing from Daegu’s indie scene\, inaekkum are a f our-piece\nwhose sound draws from post-rock\, J-rock and Brit-pop\, pairin g shimmering synths\nwith an intimate\, uplifting pull.\n\nSupport comes f rom one of Belfast’s very best\, Lord Jane - previous CQAF bursary\nawarde es - which makes this one feel nicely full circle."\n\nA four-piece synth- rock band from Daegu\, South Korea. Known for their poetic\nlyrics and una dorned vocals\, they blend J-rock and Brit rock influences to\ncreate a co nfessional indie sound\, highlighted in their 2025 album Organic\nTender.\ n\nHailing from the Daegu indie scene\, inaekkum is a four-piece collectiv e crafting\nthe soundtrack to a “pastel-coloured dream.”\n\nBlending the e xpansive textures of post-rock with the melodic sensibility of\nJ-rock and Brit-pop\, their music explores the delicate balance between loss and\nre covery.\n\nKnown for their self-produced visuals and immersive live sounds capes\, inaekkum\ninvites listeners into a space where unadorned vocals me et shimmering synths.\nExperience the rising stars of the South Korean ind ie wave. URL:https://flypost.ie/event/inaekkum-ft-lord-jane LOCATION:Ulster Sports Club - Ulster Sports Club\, 96-98 High St\, Belfast\ , BT1 2BG STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Belfast,live music,synth rock,ulster sports club X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:"Very excited to be hosting this blast of K
synth-rock from Inaekkum at Ulster Sports Club on Thursday 30 April.
<
br>Hosted by Belfast City of Music as part of this year’s Cathedral Quarte
r Arts Festival, the show is part of an ongoing UNESCO City of Music excha
nge between Belfast and Daegu in South Korea, following recent collaborati
on through the 2025 Daegu Global Forum and last November’s visit from HOOL
A and their upcycled instrument project.Hailing from Daegu’s indie scene,
inaekkum are a four-piece whose sound draws from post-rock, J-rock and Bri
t-pop, pairing shimmering synths with an intimate, uplifting pull.
Support comes from one of Belfast’s very best, Lord Jane - previous CQAF b
ursary awardees - which makes this one feel nicely full circle."
A f our-piece synth-rock band from Daegu, South Korea. Known for their poetic lyrics and unadorned vocals, they blend J-rock and Brit rock influences to create a confessional indie sound, highlighted in their 2025 album Organi c Tender.
Hailing from the Daegu indie scene, inaekkum is a four-piece collective crafting the soundtrack to a “pastel-colour ed dream.”
Blending the expansive textures of post-rock with the mel odic sensibility of J-rock and Brit-pop, their music explores the delicate balance between loss and recovery.
Known for their self-produced vi suals and immersive live soundscapes, inaekkum invites listeners into a sp ace where unadorned vocals meet shimmering synths. Experience the rising s tars of the South Korean indie wave.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:804@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Acid Granny\, KnifeFist\, Glockteau Twins\, Pronoun Circle DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260501T070000Z DTEND:20260501T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Tunnel Gig! - (Perfect Music\, Gabber\, Noise Rock\, Hardcore H ardcore)\n\nWe're bringing New Jersey Digital Hardcore artist Glockteau Tw ins over with help\nfrom some of the weirdest and wildest Dublin experimen tal acts.\n\nLooking to start just after 8.\n\nBring your own bits\, and r espect the tunnel\n\n! Donations on the day will be very much appreciated to help give money to the\nartists and cover travel costs. !\n\n URL:https://flypost.ie/event/acid-granny-knifefist-glockteau-twins-pronoun- circle LOCATION:Santry Tunnel (pin bellow) - https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZPLBgPXNSmkh7 6Bz5 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES: X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Tunnel Gig! - (Perfect Music, Gabber, Noise Rock, Hardcore Hardcore)
We're bringing New Jersey Digital Hardcore artist Glockteau Twins over with help from some of the weirdest and wilde st Dublin experimental acts.
Looking to start just after 8.
Br ing your own bits, and respect the tunnel
! Donations on the day wil l be very much appreciated to help give money to the artists and cover tra vel costs. !
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:627@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:BLOODY KISSES DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260501T180000Z DTEND:20260501T225500Z DESCRIPTION:Playing the music of TYPE O NEGATIVE\n\nTickets £15 + Booking f ee URL:https://flypost.ie/event/bloody-kisses-1 LOCATION:Voodoo Belfast - 9-11 Fountain Street\, Belfast\, BT1 5EA STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Belfast,live music,metal X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Playing the music of TYPE O NEGATIV E
Tickets £15 + Booking fee
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:898@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Bealtaine Eco Print Workshops DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260502T130000Z DTEND:20260503T170000Z DESCRIPTION:Join Dublin Print Club\, at FLUX D2 this May Bank holiday for s ome creative\,\nnature based workshops in celebration of Bealtaine.\n\nThe y say that herbs collected and potions brewed at Bealtaine have greater\np owers and potency! That’s why we think this a great time to have a radical \nrethink of how we work\, and to set intentions to work with greater care \, and\nstronger connections to the land around us\, whether we live in th e wilds or in\nurban settings where cracks in the concrete host micro jung les.\n\nCelebrating Bealtaine\, the ‘Return of the Light’ and the beginnin g of the\nsummer\, Dublin Print Club Studio will host a mini festival expl oring Botanicals\nin Printmaking with visual artist and master printmaker Karen Browett. We are\noffering a weekend of Bealtaine themed workshops ex ploring more ecologically\nsound and lopwer impact ways of making art\, us ing cyanotype and anthotype\nprocesses\, both of which are used to create ‘photogram’ styled prints.\n\n\n\nIntroduction to Cyanotype and Toning you r Prints\n\nDublin Print Club Studio\n\nSaturday 2nd May\, 2-6pm\, €80 (di scounted weekend ticket\, both workshops €120)\n\nCyanotype is a low toxic ity iron based print process which is created using\nsunlight. Typically u sed to create botanically accurate prints of plant life\, it\ncan also be effectively used to reproduce photographs\, objects and drawings in a\nric h blue tone. These blue prints can then be toned to other colours by soaki ng\nin botanical potions.\n\nLearn all stages of cyanotype making as part of this creative workshop\, covering\nthe basics of both direct printing f rom plants to the making of a digital\nnegative. Participants will have th e opportunity to make a number of prints\nexperimenting with techniques an d layouts and will learn everything they need to\ncreate further images at home using the process.\n\nParticipants will also learn to create toners from botanical sources and simple\nkitchen supplies. . With these witchy b rews we will shift the colours of our\nprints\, opening up the potentials for a wider palette of finished prints. Each\nparticipant will leave with some finished prints and knowledge of materials and\nprocesses to continue their experiments following the workshop.\n\n\n\n\n\nAnthotype Eco-Printm aking\n\nDublin Print Club Studio\n\nSunday 3rd May\, 2-5pm\, €60 (discoun ted weekend ticket\, both workshops €120)\n\nAn anthotype print is the ult imate DIY print process! Anthotype is a sustainable\nprint process which m akes use of plants people deem overly abundant weeds and\nkitchen waste\, transforming them into something beautiful. This workshop will\nprovide an introduction to the process and everything you need to equip you to\ndeve lop your own prints at home and is suited to beginners or artists looking to\nexplore eco friendly approaches to making art.\n\nPrints using this pr ocess can take anywhere from a few hours to a few months to\ndevelop\, bri nging a kind of magic into your printmaking\, the anthotype process\ncreat es soft\, ethereal and one off photogram type images. This process really is\nan exercise in slow art making and letting go!\n\nParticipants will le arn about the process and make a number of emulsions\ntogether. We will ta lk through creating film positives from photographs as well\nas composing prints from botanical samples. Participants will explore different\nplants that could be used\, what to/not to collect and how to find anthotype\nem ulsion in any scenario. We will work with pestle and mortars to create a\n library of coloured scented magic imbued sheets of summer potential to use in\nour work.\n\nEventbrite booking link:\n\nhttps://www.eventbrite.ie/e/ bealtaine-weekend-workshops-with-dublin-print-club-studio-tickets-19870162 40063?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&u tm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl\n[https://www.eventbrite.i e/e/bealtaine-weekend-workshops-with-dublin-print-club-studio-tickets-1987 016240063?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discove ry&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl]\n\n URL:https://flypost.ie/event/bealtaine-eco-print-workshops LOCATION:Flux Studios - 4 Chatham Row\, Dublin 2 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:ecology,photography,visualart,workshop X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join Dublin Print Club, at FLUX D2 this May Bank holiday for some creative, nature based workshops in celebration of Bealtaine.
They say that herbs collected and potions brewed at Bealt aine have greater powers and potency! That’s why we think this a great tim e to have a radical rethink of how we work, and to set intentions to work with greater care, and stronger connections to the land around us, whether we live in the wilds or in urban settings where cracks in the concrete ho st micro jungles.
Celebrating Bealtaine, the ‘Return of the Light’ and the beginning of the summer, Dublin Print Club Studio will host a mini festival exploring Bota nicals in Printmaking with visual artist and master printmaker Karen Browe tt. We are offering a weekend of Bealtaine themed workshops exploring more ecologically sound and lopwer impact ways of making art, using cyanotype and anthotype processes, both of which are used to create ‘photogram’ styl ed prints.
Introduction to Cyanotype and Toning your Prints
Dublin Print Club Studio
Cyanotype is a low toxicity iron based pri nt process which is created using sunlight. Typically used to create botan ically accurate prints of plant life, it can also be effectively used to r eproduce photographs, objects and drawings in a rich blue tone. These blue prints can then be toned to other colours by soaking in botanical potions .
Learn all stages of cyanotype making as part of this creative work shop, covering the basics of both direct printing from plants to the makin g of a digital negative. Participants will have the opportunity to make a number of prints experimenting with techniques and layouts and will learn everything they need to create further images at home using the process.
Participants will also learn to create toners from botanical sources and simple kitchen supplies. . With these witchy brews we will shift the c olours of our prints, opening up the potentials for a wider palette of fin ished prints. Each participant will leave with some finished prints and kn owledge of materials and processes to continue their experiments following the workshop.
Anthotype Eco-Printmaking
Dublin Print Club Studio
Sund ay 3rd May, 2-5pm, €60 (discounted weekend ticket, both workshops €120)
An anthotype print is the ultimate DIY print process! An thotype is a sustainable print process which makes use of plants people de em overly abundant weeds and kitchen waste, transforming them into somethi ng beautiful. This workshop will provide an introduction to the process an d everything you need to equip you to develop your own prints at home and is suited to beginners or artists looking to explore eco friendly approach es to making art.
Prints using this process can take anywhere from a few hours to a few months to develop, bringing a kind of magic into your printmaking, the anthotype process creates soft, ethereal and one off phot ogram type images. This process really is an exercise in slow art making a nd letting go!
Participants will learn about the process and make a number of emulsions together. We will talk through creating film positives from photographs as well as composing prints from botanical samples. Part icipants will explore different plants that could be used, what to/not to collect and how to find anthotype emulsion in any scenario. We will work w ith pestle and mortars to create a library of coloured scented magic imbue d sheets of summer potential to use in our work.
Eventbrite booking link:
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:940@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Hit The North Street Art Festival DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260503T130000Z DTEND:20260503T200000Z DESCRIPTION:HIT THE NORTH IS A PHENOMENON. A GRASS ROOTS STREET ART FESTIVA L BASED IN A\nFORMALLY DERELICT AREA OF BELFAST WHICH\, HAS BEATIFIED HUND REDS OF WALLS IN\nBELFAST AND DEMONSTRATED THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF CRE ATIVITY\,\nENTREPRENEURSHIP AND MOST OF ALL ART.\n\n\n\n"Established by @s eedheadarts [https://www.instagram.com/seedheadarts/]\, Hit The\nNorth is Belfast’s biggest street art festival transforming the city’s visual\nland scape each year.\n\nThe festival brings artists from across Ireland\, the UK and Europe to paint\nthroughout the week\, with a large-scale paint jam on Union Street and Kent\nStreet.\n\nCrowds gather around the @sunflowerp ub [https://www.instagram.com/sunflowerpub/]\narea to watch the walls evol ve in real time.\n\nAlongside the painting\, the festival features talks a nd events across the\nweekend." URL:https://flypost.ie/event/hit-the-north-street-art-festival LOCATION:The Sunflower - Sunflower Public House\, 65 Union St\, Belfast BT1 2JG STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Belfast,festival,outdoor,street art X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:< /p>
"Established by @seedheadarts, Hit The North is Belfast’s biggest street
art festival transforming the city’s visual landscape each year.
The festival brings artists from across Ireland, the UK and Europe to pain
t throughout the week, with a large-scale paint jam on Union Street and Ke
nt Street.
Crowds gather around the @sunflowerpub area to watch the wa
lls evolve in real time.
Alongside the painting, the festival feat
ures talks and events across the weekend."
‘I Am Cuba’ (Soy Cuba) was both a landmark
of radical political cinema and one of the most visually ravishing films e
ver made. A legendary hymn to revolution shimmers across the screen like a
fever dream of rebellion.
The result of an extraordinarily a
mbitious collaboration between the Soviet and Cuban film industries, direc
tor Mikhail Kalatozov’s I Am Cuba unfolds in four explosive vignettes that
capture Cuban life on the brink of transformation, as crushing economic e
xploitation and inequality give way to a working-class uprising.
Backed by Carlos Fariñas’s stirring score, the dazzling camera work by
Sergei Urusevsky—an inspiration for generations of filmmakers to follow—g
ives flight to the movie’s message of liberation
Enthusiastic Eunuch Presents
‘Assurance’ Dubli n Album Launch
Full band accompanied by a string ensemble
Thur sday 7th May 2026
Whelan’s, Wexford St
Doors 8pm
Tickets €22 via https://www.whelanslive.com/event/fixity/ & https://bil letto.ie/e/fixity-with-strings-tickets-18585
FIXITY is an avant garde music project formed by Irish multi instrumentalist and producer Dan Walsh in 2015 which moves in the worlds of psychedelic rock, minimalism, krautrock and free improvisation, featuring an ever-growing pool of collab orators.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jflUseL1aII
In 2024 F ixity released FIXITY8, the most recent installment in a decade spanning s eries of solo-produced albums. Now Walsh and collaborators present a retur n to ensemble work for the first time since 2019’s ‘No Man Can Tell’ LP, w ith a collection of new tunes and sounds expanding Fixity’s sonic territor y ranging from expansive punk improv to ecstatic celebrations and minimali st explorations.
This project represents a new stage in the growth o f Fixity’s music at a greater scale, reaching across fresh musical worlds with the addition of strings arranged by NY/Cork based arranger Aine Delan ey. Half recorded in Studio Sickan, Malmo in 2022 and half in Cork’s Heavy Meitheal Studios HQ in 2023, the album features an extended cast of long- time collaborators augmented with String ensemble.
ASSURANCE will be released on Vinyl and Digital in Spring 2026 on MOOTAPES label with Artwo rk by Stephen Morton.
LINKS
Music [Downloads/LPs/CDs/Ca ssettes] – Fixity.ban dcamp.com
Youtube [Live footage/Music Videos] - https://www.youtube.co m/user/danwalshdrum
Other info/Projects - https://linktr.ee/danwalshdrums
"...defined by its disregard for parameters. Few Irish artists pus h the invisible parameters of sonic exploration quite like Walsh” - < strong>Brian Coney, The Thin Air
“Fixity’s world is one where grooves, rock & roll, noise, motorik, and free jazz all coexist .” - Tristan Bath, The Quietus
"[No Man Ca n Tell] is a brilliantly loose, shapeshifting record that is quite difficu lt to compare to anything else, a testament to Walsh and his bandmates’ si ngular vision" - Ryan O'Neill, The Thin Air
”< em>The sound of a polymath at play.” -Mike McGrath Bryan, The Evening Echo
“...one of Ireland’s most formidable expe rimental/ improvisational outfits” - Eoin Murray, The Quietus
"Simply exceptional." "One of the great albums of this decade."
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:942@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:"Queer Community & Belonging In Belfast" Opening Night DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260508T180000Z DTEND:20260508T200000Z DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to host Queer Belfast at Happy Days Arts\, in collaboration with\nthe NI Mental Health Arts Festival.\n\nAt Happy Days A rts\, we are passionate about creating inclusive\, welcoming spaces\nwhere creativity brings people together. \n\nQueer Belfast brings together a c urated inter-disciplinary visual art exhibition\nof works by queer artists \, living and working in and around Belfast\, exploring\nthe theme of 'Que er Community and Belonging in Belfast'. This community\nexhibition aims to represent a range of experiences from members of Belfast's\ndiverse LGBTQ IA+ community through visual art\, exploring how community and\nbelonging can impact and improve the mental health of queer individuals.\n\nYou are invited to join us for our opening night on 8th May 7-9pm\, light\nrefresh ments will be provided. To close the exhibition there will be an open\nvie wing and community zine making workshop on 15th May 11-12.30pm. The studio \nwill stay open for viewings until 2pm that day.\n\n"Join us on Friday 8t h May 7-9pm for the opening evening of our exhibition\n‘Queer Community an d Belonging in Belfast’ at @happydaysartsconwaymill\n[https://www.instagra m.com/happydaysartsconwaymill/] in collaboration with\n@mentalhealthartsni [https://www.instagram.com/mentalhealthartsni/] 🎨\n\nWe have such a fanta stic array of local artists participating\, light\nrefreshments will be pr ovided 🍷\n\nTo round the exhibition off we’ll be hosting a free drop-in co mmunity zine\nmaking session on 15th May 11am-12.30pm inspired by our amaz ing artists.\n\nThe gallery space will be opening for public viewing on th e 15th until 2pm so if\nyou can’t make the opening please feel free to pop in that day!" URL:https://flypost.ie/event/queer-community-and-belonging-in-belfast-openi ng-night LOCATION:Happy Day Arts - 2nd floor\, Conway Mill 5-7 Conway Street\, Belfa st\, BT13 2DE STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Belfast,Queer,art,conway mill,exhibition,queer belfast,zines X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:We are delighted to host Queer Belfast at H appy Days Arts, in collaboration with the NI Mental Health Arts Festival.< /p>
At Happy Days Arts, we are passionate about creating inclusive, welc oming spaces where creativity brings people together.
Queer B elfast brings together a curated inter-disciplinary visual art exhibition of works by queer artists, living and working in and around Belfast, explo ring the theme of 'Queer Community and Belonging in Belfast'. This communi ty exhibition aims to represent a range of experiences from members of Bel fast's diverse LGBTQIA+ community through visual art, exploring how commun ity and belonging can impact and improve the mental health of queer indivi duals.
You are invited to join us for our opening night on 8th May 7 -9pm, light refreshments will be provided. To close the exhibition there w ill be an open viewing and community zine making workshop on 15th May 11-1 2.30pm. The studio will stay open for viewings until 2pm that day.
"
Join us on Friday 8th May 7-9pm for the opening evening of our exhibition
‘Queer Community and Belonging in Belfast’ at @happydaysartsconwaymill<
/a> in collaboration with @mentalhealthartsni 🎨
We have such a f
antastic array of local artists participating, light refreshments will be
provided 🍷
To round the exhibition off we’ll be hosting a free dro
p-in community zine making session on 15th May 11am-12.30pm inspired by ou
r amazing artists.
The gallery space will be opening for public vi
ewing on the 15th until 2pm so if you can’t make the opening please feel f
ree to pop in that day!"
The House of Atreus* is a collabor ative project by Emma Brennan and Thomas Wells exploring how working class architecture reflects contemporary social and moral systems. This partner ing of experiences intersects gendered labour practices, working-class ide ntity and the entanglement of domestic and industrial spaces.
Drawing on their collective social histories such as migrations of Irish w orkers across UK industrial cities, the housing crisis, tax incentives for tech giants, the post pandemic cost of living crisis and post Celtic Tige r recession, the project positions labour in all its forms as both subject and material. It engages with hierarchies that continue to shape cultural value systems in Ireland and the UK, while situating the live body inside architectures of gender, class, and capital.
Open Stu
dio: Saturday 9 May 12–4pm
Performance: 12–16
May, 10am–6pm
Exhibition Viewing: 20–23 May, 12–6pm
Closing Event: Saturday 23 May 6pm (Last entry 7pm)
"ANNOUNCING THE SAVE LOUGH NEAGH FILM FESTI
VAL & CONFERENCE
9am Sat-Sun 9-10 May 2026, the weekend before the
March for Lough Neagh
Register for a free ticket in our bio or saveloughneagh.com
The Lough, is dying before our eyes. Decades of mismanagement, politi
cal negligence, pollution and commercial extraction of its resources have
left Lough Neagh blighted by a pestilence of blue-green algae, choking the
life out of the Lough and putting it at risk of total ecosystem collapse.
Following the success of our exhibition ‘Natures Revolt’ which sou
ght to blend art and traditions of resistance, the Save Lough Neagh campai
gn are organising this follow up event, to bring our community together fo
r a two day festival of eco-socialism, resistance to extraction and exploi
tation, and artistic expression - to show collectively what Lough Neagh me
ans to us all, and to galvanise the many thousands of people who have been
impacted by this crisis. Acting together, we have the power to push for s
ystem change, secure a future for Lough Neagh, and demand accountability f
rom those who have plundered it and profiteered from its destruction.
So come down to the festival for some of our film screenings, radical
talks and panel discussions, or to hear some great music from local campai
gners who have been staunch planet defenders for many years.
No to
pollution
No to profiteering
No to political negligence
Artw
ork by @
pegasign.art
Save Lough Neagh!
@save_our_shores_ @friendsoft
heearthni"
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:536@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Mike Cooper DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260514T190000Z DTEND:20260514T214500Z DESCRIPTION:Enthusiastic Eunuch Presents\n\nMike Cooper\n\nThe Cobblestone\ n\nThursday 14th May\n\nDoors 8pm\n\nTickets via https://billetto.ie/e/mik e-cooper-tickets-1769550\n[https://billetto.ie/e/mike-cooper-tickets-17695 50]\n\n\n\n“The icon of post-everything music” – Lawrence English (::Room4 0::)\n\nFor the past 60 years Mike Cooper has been an international artist ic explorer\nconstantly pushing the boundaries.\n\nHe plays lap steel guit ar and sings\, he is an improviser and composer\,\nsong-maker\, a visual a nd installation artist\; film and video maker and radio\narts producer.\n\ nInitially a folk-blues guitarist he is as responsible as anyone else — an d more\nso than many — for ushering in the acoustic blues boom in the U.K. in the mid\n’60s.\n\nHe has\, arguably\, stretched the possibilities of t hat genre even more than his\nbetter known contemporaries Davy Graham\, Be rt Jansch\, John Renbourne etc. by\npursuing it into the more avant-garde musical areas occupied by guitar\ninnovators such as Elliott Sharp\, Keith Rowe\, Fred Frith and Marc Ribot\, with an\neclectic mix of the many styl es he has practiced over the years. Ranging freely\nthrough free improvisa tion\, his own idiosyncratic original songs\,\nelectro-acoustic music\, ex otica\, traditional country blues\, folk\, pop songs\, and\n‘sonic gestura l’ playing utilising open tunings\, extended guitar techniques and\nelectr onics.\n\n"Mike Cooper’s output of the past half century has been describe d as\n‘post-everything’. It’s a fitting phrase really when you consider he has been at\nthe beating heart of so many critical musical moments. From the development of\nthe blues touring circuit in the UK\, through the grow th of the folk scene and\ninto the explosion of free improvisation that ca me to define a generation of UK\nmusicians. Amidst it all\, working at sti tching these disparate forms into some\nkind of deterritorialised zone\, w as Mike Cooper." - Lawrence English Room 40\nRecords.\n\n“Cooper is making the most adventurous music of his life… incredibly rich and\nevocative\, and as a live performance\, it’s utterly flawless. Cooper takes live\nguit ar processing and sampling as his raw material\, using it to build somethi ng\ncomplex and substantive\, full of ideas and surprises\, not just aband oning it\nhalf-formed.” – (Jonathan Dean – Brainwashed)\n\nHe plays lap st eel guitar and sings\, he is an improviser and composer\,\nsong-maker\, a visual and installation artist\; film and video maker and radio\narts prod ucer. URL:https://flypost.ie/event/mike-cooper LOCATION:The Cobblestone\, North King St - North King St\, Dublin 7 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Dublin,Experimental,Folk,Improvised music,Jazz,live music,mike c ooper X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:- Instagram Description
Enthusiastic Eunuch Presents
Mike Coo per
The Cobblestone
Thursday 14th May
Doors 8pm
Ti ckets via https://billetto.ie/e/mike-cooper-tickets-1769550
“The icon of post-everything music” – Lawrence English (::Ro om40::)
For the past 60 years Mike Cooper has been an international
artistic explorer constantly pushing the boundaries.
He plays lap s
teel guitar and sings, he is an improviser and composer, song-maker, a vis
ual and installation artist; film and video maker and radio arts producer.
Initially a folk-blues guitarist he is as responsible as anyone el
se — and more so than many — for ushering in the acoustic blues boom in th
e U.K. in the mid ’60s.
He has, arguably, stretched the possibiliti
es of that genre even more than his better known contemporaries Davy Graha
m, Bert Jansch, John Renbourne etc. by pursuing it into the more avant-gar
de musical areas occupied by guitar innovators such as Elliott Sharp, Keit
h Rowe, Fred Frith and Marc Ribot, with an eclectic mix of the many styles
he has practiced over the years. Ranging freely through free improvisatio
n, his own idiosyncratic original songs, electro-acoustic music, exotica,
traditional country blues, folk, pop songs, and ‘sonic gestural’ playing u
tilising open tunings, extended guitar techniques and electronics.
" Mike Cooper’s output of the past half century has been described as ‘post- everything’. It’s a fitting phrase really when you consider he has been at the beating heart of so many critical musical moments. From the developme nt of the blues touring circuit in the UK, through the growth of the folk scene and into the explosion of free improvisation that came to define a g eneration of UK musicians. Amidst it all, working at stitching these dispa rate forms into some kind of deterritorialised zone, was Mike Cooper." - L awrence English Room 40 Records.
“Cooper is making the most adve
nturous music of his life… incredibly rich and evocative, and as a live pe
rformance, it’s utterly flawless. Cooper takes live guitar processing and
sampling as his raw material, using it to build something complex and subs
tantive, full of ideas and surprises, not just abandoning it half-formed.”
– (Jonathan Dean – Brainwashed)
He plays lap steel guitar and
sings, he is an improviser and composer, song-maker, a visual and install
ation artist; film and video maker and radio arts producer.
The Uisce / Flora series of river walks was developed by Anna Macleod and textile designer Katie May Anders on as a transferable model for performative community river walking t o celebrate the transformative power of water. The event will in clude talks by guest speakers on ethnobotany and river regeneration, and the launch of a zine with an essay by Dr. Phillina Sun. Foll owed by a light lunch.
Anna Macleod is a Scott ish-Irish visual artist, researcher, and educator based in the Northwest o f Ireland. Her work mediates complex ideas associated with contemporary, h istorical, and cultural understandings of land and water through a variety of visual art media. She has been awarded the International Atlantic Arti st Residency Exchange in Newfoundland with CRUX and Artlink in 2026.
Katie May Anderson is a freelance textile artist an d designer based in Glasgow, Scotland. Katie works on various communi ty arts projects across the UK, primarily in the heritage sector. Througho ut all her work, collaboration and co-production are crucial, with partici pants empowered to engage in creative and collaborative expression, buildi ng connections and skills development. She has worked in numerous heritage sites in Scotland including Stirling Castle, Castle House Museum, and co- ordinated the Charabancs and Cadillacs project, a community quilt for Comm unity Transport Newham. In 2025 she worked with communities on a textile b anner for the ‘Grace’ project at Stirling Castle and a textile map for the Edinburgh Deaf Festival.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:868@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Regard - 022 DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260517T180000Z DTEND:20260517T200000Z DESCRIPTION:"Some events feel like they are meant to happen. The lovely own er of Thread\nrecently contacted and when started talking we knew we had t o organise something\ntogether. You will feel so welcome into this gorgeou s space\, come curious\, we’ve\ngot some great things planned for this one ! 💟\n\n📍 Where?\nLocated in Portview Trade Centre in East Belfast\, Thread Studio is the beautiful\nspace you can see in the photos\, ran by a passi onate and amazing woman\, Shelley.\n@threadstudiobelfast [https://www.inst agram.com/threadstudiobelfast/]\n\n⏰ When?\nSunday the 17th of May\, doors at 6.30pm\, start at 7pm.\nFinish around 9pm\, bright and early for the 9 to 5ers 💟\n\n🙋♂️ What?\nThis is a sober\, chill\, not for profit event. You r ticket fee goes to the\nartists\, allowing us to pay them a decent fee f or their art and their time.\nThere will be some really different types of people and arts being performed and\nwe can’t wait to experience it all w ith you.\n\nAll details are on the booking page.\nCome early\, stay until the end\, be sound 💟\n\nAny questions let us know!\nOnly 23 tickets left\, once they’re gone they’re gone forever.\n\nLots of love! 💟" URL:https://flypost.ie/event/regard-022 LOCATION:Thread Studio Belfast - Unit B1\, Portview Trade Centre\, 310 Newt ownards Road\, Belfast\, BT4 1HE STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Belfast,Regard,community,live music X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:"Some events feel like they are meant to ha
ppen. The lovely owner of Thread recently contacted and when started talki
ng we knew we had to organise something together. You will feel so welcome
into this gorgeous space, come curious, we’ve got some great things plann
ed for this one! 💟
📍 Where?
Located in Portview Trade Centre in
East Belfast, Thread Studio is the beautiful space you can see in the phot
os, ran by a passionate and amazing woman, Shelley.
@threadstudiobelfast
⏰ When?
Sunday the 17th of May, doors at 6.30pm, start at
7pm.
Finish around 9pm, bright and early for the 9 to 5ers 💟
🙋♂️ W
hat?
This is a sober, chill, not for profit event. Your ticket fee goes
to the artists, allowing us to pay them a decent fee for their art and th
eir time. There will be some really different types of people and arts bei
ng performed and we can’t wait to experience it all with you.
All
details are on the booking page.
Come early, stay until the end, be so
und 💟
Any questions let us know!
Only 23 tickets left, once the
y’re gone they’re gone forever.
Lots of love! 💟"
Enthusiastic Eunuch Presents
The Cobblestone
Sunday 17t h May
Doors 8pm
Tickets €20 via https://billetto.ie/e/ eugene-chadbourne-tickets-1815199
https://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=yDBhL8Omm7c
Starting out playing rock and roll guitar, Chadbourne quickly grew bored with the form's conventions, going on to stu dy the blues, country, bluegrass, free jazz, and noise before synthesizing those heterogeneous influences into a unique style of his own.
https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lBqIBYywKg
“one of the underground comm unity's most well-known and well-regarded eccentrics.” All Music Guide
Chadbourne fronted Shockabilly (1982–1985) with Mark Kramer (bass/organ ) and David Licht (drums) and has worked with numerous artists including J ohn Zorn, Fred Frith, Derek Bailey, Han Bennink, Carla Bley Band, Paul Lov ens, Toshinori Kondo, Kommissar Hjuler und Frau, Camper Van Beethoven, Jel lo Biafra, Turbonegro, They Might Be Giants, Sun City Girls, Violent Femme s, Aki Takase, Walter Daniels, Kevin Blechdom, Biff Blumfumgagnge, Zu and Jimmy Carl Black
“Chadbourne is a great songwriter and a true banjo virtuoso. His inclination to experimentation draws on his love of traditio nal country and bluegrass. The way he can scoop up techniques and then hav e them resurface in unexpected guises is part of what made his performance so engaging.” – London Jazz Review
“Chadbourne’s inventiveness, tec hnical skill, and sense of whimsy are on full display here, reminding us o nce again of all the things that place him in the pantheon of avant rock/f ree jazz/free improvisation guitarists, among the likes of Derek Bailey, F red Frith, and Henry Kaiser.” – The Quietus
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:621@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:pôt-pot DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260521T190000Z DTEND:20260521T213000Z DESCRIPTION:Enthusiastic Eunuch Presents\n\n\nPÔT-POT\n\n\n\nThursday 21st May\n\nThe Workman’s Club\n\nDoors 8pm\n\nTickets €21.50 via https://bille tto.ie/e/pot-pot-tickets-1856524\n[https://billetto.ie/e/pot-pot-tickets-1 856524]\n\nPôt-pot are an Irish quintet based in Lisbon\, Portugal. The ba nd infuse the\npropulsive rhythms of krautrock with a phosphorescent psych -rock radiance\, all\nunderscored by harmonium drones\, hypnotic vocal har monies\, and layers of\nrough-hewn texture. They deal in deep grooves and cooking listeners to\ncompletion.\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5O7Le mNQkd8\n[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5O7LemNQkd8]\n\nThey released the ir debut EP Ode To A in 2023\, earning it a spot on The Thin\nAir's “Best of 2023” list. “Ode To A succeeds not just in the artistic practice\nof th e avant-garde\, but as piece of an engaging\, genuinely psychedelic\nexper imental drone rock” - Stevie Lennox\, The Thin Air. In April 2024\, they\n released their second EP “GOING INSANE” on cult Porto based label Socorro\ , with\na limited vinyl run via Ireland’s beloved Blowtorch Records\, rece iving much\ncritical acclaim.\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBrbhNdcL ss\n[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBrbhNdcLss]\n\n2024-2025 has been a busy period for pôt-pot\, selling out shows across Ireland\,\nUK and Portu gal as well as support slots with MELTS (Fuz Club) and a series of\nsold-o ut shows in Vicar St.\, Dublin with The Mary Wallopers. In mid 2025\, the\ nband signed with LA-based Felte Records\, with whom they’ll release their debut\nalbum “Warsaw 480km” in September 2025.\n\nEvolved primarily from demos by multi-instrumentalist and lead vocalist Mark\nWaldron-Hyden durin g a period of grief and personal upheaval\, “Warsaw 480km”\ncame to life t hrough a series of live\, full-band studio sessions that document\nan exce ptional array of talents\, unified in an embrace of raw catharsis that\ntr ansforms deep pain into a luminous reverie. URL:https://flypost.ie/event/pot-pot LOCATION:The Workmans Club - 10 Wellington Quay\, Dublin 21 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Dublin,Psych,enthusiastic eunuch,krautrock,live music,pot pot,wo rkmans club X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Enthusiastic Eunuch Presents
Thursday 21st May
The Workman’s Club
Doors 8pm
Tickets €21.50 via https://billetto.ie/e/pot-pot-tickets-1856524< /p>
Pôt-pot are an Irish quintet based in Lisbon, Portugal. The band inf use the propulsive rhythms of krautrock with a phosphorescent psych-rock r adiance, all underscored by harmonium drones, hypnotic vocal harmonies, an d layers of rough-hewn texture. They deal in deep grooves and cooking list eners to completion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5O7LemNQkd8
They released their debut EP Ode To A in 2023, earning it a spot on Th e Thin Air's “Best of 2023” list. “Ode To A succeeds not just in the artis tic practice of the avant-garde, but as piece of an engaging, genuinely ps ychedelic experimental drone rock” - Stevie Lennox, The Thin Air. In April 2024, they released their second EP “GOING INSANE” on cult Porto based la bel Socorro, with a limited vinyl run via Ireland’s beloved Blowtorch Reco rds, receiving much critical acclaim.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB rbhNdcLss
2024-2025 has been a busy period for pôt-pot, selling out shows across Ireland, UK and Portugal as well as support slots with M ELTS (Fuz Club) and a series of sold-out shows in Vicar St., Dublin with T he Mary Wallopers. In mid 2025, the band signed with LA-based Felte Record s, with whom they’ll release their debut album “Warsaw 480km” in September 2025.
Evolved primarily from demos by multi-instrumentalist and lea d vocalist Mark Waldron-Hyden during a period of grief and personal upheav al, “Warsaw 480km” came to life through a series of live, full-band studio sessions that document an exceptional array of talents, unified in an emb race of raw catharsis that transforms deep pain into a luminous reverie. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:938@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:DOSE: pôt-pot / Senior Infants / Odd Ned DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260523T190000Z DTEND:20260524T013000Z DESCRIPTION:pôt-pot return to Cork for a hometown headline show during thei r European tour\nthis May\, alongside Senior Infants\, Odd Ned and DOSE re sidents.\n\nSave the date\, hit interested - full announcement to come. URL:https://flypost.ie/event/dose-pot-pot-senior-infants-odd-ned LOCATION:The Kino - Washington Street\, Cork City\, T12 NY66 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Cork,DOSE,dub,krautrock,live music X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
pôt-pot return to Cork for a hometown headl ine show during their European tour this May, alongside Senior Infants, Od d Ned and DOSE residents.
Save the date, hit interested - full annou ncement to come.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:929@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Simon Whetham/Phil Maguire DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260524T170000Z DTEND:20260524T200000Z DESCRIPTION:UK sound artist Simon Whetham performs in Cork for the first ti me\, presenting\nhis unique work for obsolete electronics and shortwave ra dios. Cork composer and\nimproviser Phil Maguire will play an improvised s et of modular synthesis.\n\n\n\nSimon Whetham - “Channelling Shortwave”\n\ nThis latest iteration of Whetham's Channelling project is a descendant of \n“Channelling Airwaves”\, a work commissioned by Deustchlandfunk Kultur a nd\nCashmere Radio in early 2025.\n\nThis new version features shortwave r adio transmissions that were recorded at\nGMEA Albi\, France in November 2 025. Because of the nature of shortwave\, Whetham\ncaptured broadcasts fro m around the globe\, but also the artifacts heard between\nthe stations: w hite noise static\, strange tones and whistles\, and overlapping\nsignals that are non-existent in digital broadcasts and streaming. The\nrecordings are piped through a new collection of mechanical devices sourced from\nva rious obsolete media and storage devices\, these being a hard disc drive\, a\nfloppy disc drive\, a turntable\, a minicassette recorder and a CD-ROM . The\namplified radio broadcasts play through the motors of the devices\, resonating\nand activating them in erratic ways. These actions are then f urther amplified\nusing contact microphones\, EMF pickup coils and a small handheld radio. URL:https://flypost.ie/event/simon-whethamphil-maguire LOCATION:plugd - 3 Cornmarket Street\, Cork City STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Cork,improvisation,phil maguire,radio,simon whetham,sound art,sy nthesis X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:UK sound artist Simon Whetham performs in C ork for the first time, presenting his unique work for obsolete electronic s and shortwave radios. Cork composer and improviser Phil Maguire will pla y an improvised set of modular synthesis.
Simon Whetham - “Ch annelling Shortwave”
This latest iteration of Whetham's Channelling project is a descendant of “Channelling Airwaves”, a work commissioned by Deustchlandfunk Kultur and Cashmere Radio in early 2025.
This new ve rsion features shortwave radio transmissions that were recorded at GMEA Al bi, France in November 2025. Because of the nature of shortwave, Whetham c aptured broadcasts from around the globe, but also the artifacts heard bet ween the stations: white noise static, strange tones and whistles, and ove rlapping signals that are non-existent in digital broadcasts and streaming . The recordings are piped through a new collection of mechanical devices sourced from various obsolete media and storage devices, these being a har d disc drive, a floppy disc drive, a turntable, a minicassette recorder an d a CD-ROM. The amplified radio broadcasts play through the motors of the devices, resonating and activating them in erratic ways. These actions are then further amplified using contact microphones, EMF pickup coils and a small handheld radio.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:937@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Entanglement and Mint Tea Gathering DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260527T170000Z DTEND:20260527T190000Z DESCRIPTION:Spaces for coming together\, reflecting\, and sharing without a n expected outcome\nare rare\, with the realisation that we are in a commu nity of practice and not\nworking alone.\n\nEntanglement and Mint Tea offe rs that space and time\, and some mint tea if you\nbring a cup.\n\nKindly hosted by Pallas Projects\, 115–116 The Coombe\, The Liberties\, Dublin\, D08\nA970\n\n🥬🥬\n\n𝗘𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗹𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗠𝗶𝗻𝘁 𝗧𝗲𝗮 is a monthly\, informal gathe ring\nfor artists and not\, emerging as a spin-off from Entangled Life at Pallas\nProjects and curated by Cristina Nicotra.\n\nThe get-together etho s is grounded in an ecology understood as a complex web of\nhuman\, more-t han-human\, environmental\, social\, and political relations or\nentanglem ents.\n\nEach session begins with a selected question from the original pr ogramme. A\nwarm-up. The evening unfolds through relaxed\, open\, communal \, non-hierarchical\ndiscussion\, where participants can share ideas\, ref lections\, opinions and\nexperiences.\n\nAttentive listening\, responsibil ity\, critical thinking and care are encouraged.\n\nQuestion: Many institu tions now use sustainability as a branding tool. From your\nperspective\, how can artists critically engage with these narratives without\nbeing abs orbed by them or silenced by dependency on institutional support? URL:https://flypost.ie/event/entanglement-and-mint-tea-gathering-2 LOCATION:Pallas Projects/Studios - 115-116 The Coombe\, D08A970 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Dublin,community,ecology,visualart X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Spaces for coming together, reflecting, and
sharing without an expected outcome are rare, with the realisation that w
e are in a community of practice and not working alone.
Entanglemen
t and Mint Tea offers that space and time, and some mint tea if you bring
a cup.
Kindly hosted by Pallas Projects, 115–116 The Coombe, The Li
berties, Dublin, D08 A970
🥬🥬
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monthly, informal gathering for artists and not, emerging as a spin-off fr
om Entangled Life at Pallas Projects and curated by Cristina Nicotra.
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br>The get-together ethos is grounded in an ecology understood as a comple
x web of human, more-than-human, environmental, social, and political rela
tions or entanglements.
Each session begins with a selected questio
n from the original programme. A warm-up. The evening unfolds through rela
xed, open, communal, non-hierarchical discussion, where participants can s
hare ideas, reflections, opinions and experiences.
Attentive listen
ing, responsibility, critical thinking and care are encouraged.
Ques tion: Many institutions now use sustainability as a branding tool. From your perspective, how can artists critically engage with these narra tives without being absorbed by them or silenced by dependency on institut ional support?
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:858@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:aemi with Bealtaine Festival & IFI present: Homerun -Two Films from the Bodyverses series by Juana Robles DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260530T110000Z DTEND:20260530T123000Z DESCRIPTION:As part of Bealtaine Festival 2026\n[https://bealtaine.ie/bealt aine-event/homerun-two-films-from-the-bodyverses-series-by-juana-robles/]\ ,\nwe are delighted to collaborate once again with Age & Opportunity and t he IFI\,\nto present two films from Kilkenny-based artist filmmaker Juana Robles’ ongoing\nBodyverses series\, begun in 2024 and featuring performan ce artists Frances\nMezzetti and Alastair MacLennan.\n\nSATURDAY 30th May @ 12:00-13:30\n\nThe screening will be followed by a discussion with the d irector\, Juana Robles\,\nas well as Frances Mezzetti and Alastair MacLenn an\, chaired by aemi Co-Director\nDaniel Fitzpatrick.\n\nBook tickets HERE \n[https://ifi.ie/film/ifi-aemi-bealtaine-homerun-two-films-from-the-bodyv erses-series/]\n\nMore about Bodyverses:\n\nBodyverses is an ongoing serie s of filmic works which began in 2024 and are set\nto be released periodic ally starting from June 2025. It employs mainly 16mm and\nSuper 8mm film. The project features both established and emerging performance\nartists an d organisations based in Ireland and Northern Ireland.\n\nThe films reflec t on the significance of performance art\, honouring its emphasis\non pres ence\, simple yet impactful actions\, and body language\, while also\ncapt uring the process of creating objects and the use of everyday\, simple\, o r\nfound materials. These works explore themes of overcoming both collecti ve and\npersonal trauma\, while fostering direct connections between perfo rmers and\naudiences in public spaces.\n\nThe collaborations within Bodyve rses explore the evolving relationship between\nperformance and medium\, w here film is not merely a means of documentation\, but a\nvital component of the performances themselves. At the core of Bodyverses lies a\ncommitme nt to personal connection and encounters developed over extended periods\n of time.\n\nJuana Robles (b. 1983\, Tortosa\, Spain) is a Kilkenny-based a rtist-filmmaker. Her\nwork\, often created with analog techniques like 16m m and Super 8\, explores the\nbody\, identity\, memory\, and resilience th rough immersive\, tactile cinema.\nDrawing from performance and ritual\, s he blurs personal and collective\nhistories. URL:https://flypost.ie/event/aemi-with-bealtaine-festival-and-ifi-present-h omerun-two-films-from-the-bodyverses-series-by-juana-robles LOCATION:Irish Film Institute (IFI) - 6 Eustace Street\, Temple Bar\, D2 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Dublin,bealtaine,bealtainefestival,experimental film,festival,fi lm,irishfilminstitute,performanceart X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:As part of Bealtaine Festival 2026, we are delighted to collab orate once again with Age & Opportunity and the IFI, to present two fi lms from Kilkenny-based artist filmmaker Juana Robles’ ongoing Bod yverses series, begun in 2024 and featuring performance artists Frances Me zzetti and Alastair MacLennan.
SATURDAY 30th May @ 12:00-13:30
The screening will be followed by a dis cussion with the director, Juana Robles, as well as Frances Mezzetti and A lastair MacLennan, chaired by aemi Co-Director Daniel Fitzpatrick.
Book tickets HERE
< strong>More about Bodyverses:
Bodyverses is an ongoing seri es of filmic works which began in 2024 and are set to be released periodic ally starting from June 2025. It employs mainly 16mm and Super 8mm film. T he project features both established and emerging performance artists and organisations based in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
The films refle ct on the significance of performance art, honouring its emphasis on prese nce, simple yet impactful actions, and body language, while also capturing the process of creating objects and the use of everyday, simple, or found materials. These works explore themes of overcoming both collective and p ersonal trauma, while fostering direct connections between performers and audiences in public spaces.
The collaborations within Bodyverses exp lore the evolving relationship between performance and medium, where film is not merely a means of documentation, but a vital component of the perfo rmances themselves. At the core of Bodyverses lies a commitment to persona l connection and encounters developed over extended periods of time.
Juana Robles (b. 1983, Tortosa, Spain) is a Kilkenny-bas ed artist-filmmaker. Her work, often created with analog techniques like 1 6mm and Super 8, explores the body, identity, memory, and resilience throu gh immersive, tactile cinema. Drawing from performance and ritual, she blu rs personal and collective histories.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:904@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:The Pop Show DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260530T180000Z DTEND:20260530T200000Z DESCRIPTION:"Join us for a nite of art and drag. First exhibit by NI pop ar tist Ryan Ward\nfeaturing his alter ego Lolly Pop and special guest Davina D"\n\n7pm - Art Exhibition: Ryan Ward\n\n8pm - Drag Show: Lolly Pop ft Da vina D\n\nFree entrance\, B.Y.O.B URL:https://flypost.ie/event/the-pop-show LOCATION:Pigment Space - Pigment Space\, 54a Sunnyside Street\, Belfast BT7 3EX STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Belfast,Drag,art,exhibition,pigment space X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:"Join us for a nite of art and drag. First exhibit by NI pop artist Ryan Ward featuring his alter ego Lolly Pop and s pecial guest Davina D"
7pm - Art Exhibition: Ryan Ward
8pm - D rag Show: Lolly Pop ft Davina D
Free entrance, B.Y.O.B
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:946@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Dark Thoughts (USA) / Special Branch / Flower Power / Topper // Dub lin DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260530T193000Z DTEND:20260530T224500Z DESCRIPTION:DARK THOUGHTS (Philadelphia\, USA)\n\nhttps://dark-thoughts.ban dcamp.com/music\n[https://dark-thoughts.bandcamp.com/music]\n\n\n\nSPECIAL BRANCH\n\nhttps://specialbranchpunk.bandcamp.com/\n[https://specialbranch punk.bandcamp.com/]\n\n\n\nFLOWER POWER\n\nhttps://bendandorbreak.bandcamp .com/music\n[https://bendandorbreak.bandcamp.com/music]\n\n\n\nTOPPER\n\nf irst gig\, members of R.A.Z.O.R.\, MANA and AN SLUA\n\n\n\nTickets €15:\nh ttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/dark-thoughts-usa-special-branch-flower-power- topper-dublin-tickets-1987446655447\n[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dark-th oughts-usa-special-branch-flower-power-topper-dublin-tickets-1987446655447 ] URL:https://flypost.ie/event/dark-thoughts-usa-special-branch-flower-power- topper-dublin LOCATION:Mono's Bar - Dalymount\, Phibsborough\, Dublin\, D07 WF89 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:DIY,Dublin,Punk,hardcore X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:DARK THOUGHTS (Philadelphia, USA)
https://da rk-thoughts.bandcamp.com/music
SPECIAL BRANCH
https://speci albranchpunk.bandcamp.com/
FLOWER POWER
https://bendandor break.bandcamp.com/music
TOPPER
first gig, members of R.A.Z.O.R., MANA and AN SLUA
Tickets €15: https://www.eventbrite.com/ e/dark-thoughts-usa-special-branch-flower-power-topper-dublin-tickets-1987 446655447
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:884@https://flypost.ie SUMMARY:Nílim / Luxury Mollusc / Sister Odd / Otterans DTSTAMP:20260426T123858Z DTSTART:20260731T190000Z DTEND:20260801T105500Z DESCRIPTION:\nNílim [https://nilim.bandcamp.com/]\nLuxury Mollusc [https:// luxuriousmollusc.bandcamp.com/]\nSister Odd [https://sisterodd.bandcamp.co m/]\nOtterans [https://otterans.bandcamp.com/]\n\nAnseo\, 18 Camden St Low er\, Dublin 2\n31/07/2026 20:00\n€10 entry URL:https://flypost.ie/event/nilim-luxury-mollusc-sister-odd-otterans LOCATION:Anseo - 18 Camden Street Lower\, Saint Kevin's\, Dublin 2\, D02 WK 72 STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:Anseo,Dublin,alternative,industrial,live music,noise X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
Nílim
Luxury Mollusc
Sister Odd
Otterans
Anseo, 18 Camden St Lower, Du
blin 2
31/07/2026 20:00
€10 entry