5 Things to do in Dublin this Weekend (27/09/24 - 29/09/24)
Whether you’re eager to indulge in an oyster and wine tasting, explore the Dublin Theatre Festival, or enjoy beautiful choral music, we’ve curated five fantastic activities for your weekend. Don’t miss the chance to visit historic Dublin Castle and wrap up with a lively jazz performance!
The Weather Forecast
On Friday, expect a couple of morning showers with mostly clear skies later, but it will be chilly, with temperatures ranging from 12°C during the day to 5°C at night.
Saturday will start with some sunshine, followed by increasing cloudiness, but it should stay mostly dry, with only a 25% chance of rain. Temperatures will rise slightly to 14°C during the day, dipping to 7°C at night.
Sunday brings a shift, becoming very windy with rain expected throughout the day, especially in the evening, with a high chance of rain at 89%. Daytime temperatures will be around 14°C, and nighttime lows at 9°C.
Oysters & Wine Tasting
Kick off your weekend in style by indulging in a delightful oyster and wine tasting experience at Blackrock Cellar. Join Elena and Sebastian from Sea Shanty for an extraordinary evening celebrating the best Irish produce, featuring a masterclass with 10 distinct types of Irish oysters, paired with a new selection of 10 exquisite wines. There may be a surprise pairing in store to make the evening even more special. This unique event offers a perfect blend of flavour and discovery, promising a memorable and relaxing start to your weekend.
More information and ticket booking here
Dublin Theatre Festival 2024
Explore the vibrant world of the Dublin Theatre Festival this Saturday, where the magic of performing arts comes to life! With a diverse lineup of captivating performances featuring both local talent and international acts, there's something for everyone. From thought-provoking dramas to innovative dance and immersive storytelling, immerse yourself in the creativity that Dublin has to offer.
Full programme and ticket here
Night Watch: Romantic Choral Music from Vienna
Spend your Saturday night in the tranquil beauty of the nocturnal world with Ireland's national chamber choir, led by Grammy-winning conductor Paul Hillier. The programme features Romantic music from Vienna, including Brahms' Fünf Gesänge, Schubert’s Sehnsucht, and Hugo Wolf's Geistliche Lieder. The evening concludes with Ligeti's Lux Aeterna, made famous by 2001: A Space Odyssey.
You can book your ticket here
Dublin Castle
Sunday morning is the perfect time to visit Dublin Castle and immerse yourself in its historic charm. The castle offers a captivating glimpse into Ireland's past, showcasing stunning architecture and beautiful gardens. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply seeking a picturesque spot to explore, Dublin Castle is a must-visit destination.
You can book your ticket here
Irish Women In Jazz: Hayley Kavanagh Quartet
End your weekend on a high note this Sunday evening with an exciting opportunity to dive into Dublin’s vibrant jazz scene. Don’t miss the captivating performance by Hayley Kavanagh, a talented saxophonist and flautist. Since her recent return after seven years in Prague and Berlin, Hayley has quickly made her mark in the local music scene, leading ensembles and co-founding Arthur’s Jazz Jam.
You can book your ticket here
