Bealtaine | Rebecca Moccia, 'Nostalgism' Exhibition Tour
29 May 2026, 2–3pm
An informal tour of Rebecca Moccia's exhibition Nostalgism, in celebration of Bealtaine Festival.
29 May 2026, 2–3pm
An informal tour of Rebecca Moccia's exhibition Nostalgism, in celebration of Bealtaine Festival.
29 May 2026, 11:30am–1pm
TBG+S Paul Robinson Studio Award recipient Joanne Reid leads a sculpture workshop as part of Bealtaine Festival.
28 May 2026, 11am–2pm
A fun and practical workshop with Dublin Comedy Improv founding member Michelle Read in celebration of Bealtaine Festival.
28 May 2026, 12–1:15pm
A panel discussion in celebration of Bealtaine Festival brings together Sara Baume, Laura Fitzgerald, Geraldine O'Neill, and Pat Murphy to discuss a lifetime of making art and navigating life as an artist.
28 — 31 May 2026, 11am–6pm
A visual arts showcase and special commission in celebration of Bealtaine Festival explores older migrants’ relationships with Dublin city with newly produced images made during a sound walking workshop, together with images from participants’ personal archives.
22 April 2026, 11:30am
April's Art Walk coincides with Dublin Learning City Festival, and is a free guided tour introducing contemporary art in Temple Bar hosted by Temple Bar Gallery + Studios.
14 — 21 April 2026, 6–7:30pm
A two-part art writing workshop led by poet Annemarie Ní Churreáin in response to Lucy Stein’s current exhibition Lunula
12 April 2026, 4-6:30pm
13 March 2026, 4pm
vivifying contacts is an artist talk with exhibiting artist Lucy Stein in conversation with artist Aleana Egan in context of the Gallery exhibition Lunula.
07 February 2026, 2:30pm
On the occasion of her solo exhibition, The Last Balkan Cowboy, Dragana Jurišić invites filmmaker and artist-researcher Mila Turajlić to Dublin for a special documentary screening.
29 January 2026, 5pm
Dragana Jurišić in conversation with TBG+S Programme Curator Michael Hill on the occasion of her solo exhibition The Last Balkan Cowboy.
13 December 2025, 4pm
A panel discussion and readings to mark the launch of State, in Relation, a collaborative publication exploring encounters with the state in an Irish context.