Choreographic project “PRE-GIUDIZIO” in Dublin
The Italian Institute of Culture in Dublin is pleased to support the choreographic project “PRE-GIUDIZIO”. Gruppo Danza Oggi present UDA Company directed by Ilenja Rossi (Urban Dance Academy). Prejudice twists and bends reality, sows doubt, changes the environment, creates opinions already written, ready to become unjust. Bodies nailed down, chained to distorted visions, show what […]
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Dublin Gallery Weekend – Cecilia Bullo & Kevin Mooney: Silt & Sorcery
To coincide with this year’s Dublin Gallery Weekend (5-8 November), Hillsboro Fine Art has programmed an innovative pairing of two of Ireland’s leading contemporary artists. Silt & Sorcery brings together the distinct yet resonant practices of Cecilia Bullo and Kevin Mooney. In this two-person exhibition, Celtic and Mediterranean lineages, alongside wider hybrid currents, are braided […]
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“ALIENS” Performance in Dublin
Join a real-life mother and daughter on a road trip from Donegal to southern Italy, as they weave their personal stories with those of Italian immigrants in Northern Ireland. Blending performance, video, archive testimony and live electronic music, the duo meet present-day migrants, activists and strangers along the route, asking who gets to draw the […]
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A Puccini Aria Celebration Concert: A Night of Passion, Beauty and History
The Italian Institute of Culture is delighted to promote the event celebrating the genius of Giacomo Puccini organized by the Limerick Opera Festival. A Puccini Aria Celebration Concert: A Night of Passion, Beauty and History is taking place at the magnificent Lime Tree Theatre, Limerick, on Saturday, 24 October 2026 at 8 pm. This special gala concert […]
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Francesco Turrisi – “Vuci” Album Launch
The Italian Institute of Culture in Dublin is glad to present the album launch of the Grammy-Award winning pianist Francesco Turrisi. Vuci is an exploration of Turrisi’s Sicilian roots through a series of solo piano compositions inspired by the time he spent on the island as a child. It is a reflection on migration: that […]
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Guided walk in Italian: “The Nativity Scene: The Legacy of Saint Francis of Assisi through Italian Design and Irish Craftsmanship”
The Italian Institute of Culture in Dublin is pleased to invite the public to a guided tour of the exhibition “The Nativity Scene: The Legacy of Saint Francis of Assisi through Italian Design and Irish Craftsmanship”, hosted at Rathfarnham Castle, Dublin. Conceived by the Italian Institute of Culture in Dublin and designer Andrea Vecera, the […]
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Stages of Authorship: Rewritings, Translations and Women’s Literary Agency in Early Modern Italy (1450–1650)
The Italian Institute of Culture in Dublin is delighted to present the workshop “Stages of Authorship: Rewritings, Translations and Women’s Literary Agency in Early Modern Italy (1450–1650)”. The event is organised by Emilia Di Rocco and Serena Laiena, and it is kindly sponsored by the UCD Foundation for Italian Studies Networking Scheme, the UCD Ad […]
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26th WEEK OF ITALIAN LANGUAGE IN THE WORLD
The Week of the Italian Language in the World takes place annually in the third week of October. Organised by the Italian Embassy in Ireland and the IIC Dublin, in collaboration with the Italian Departments, it is the leading global event dedicated to the Italian language. This year’s theme is “A Brilliant Language: Conceiving, Designing […]
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Silvia Gribaudi’s “A Corpo Libero” in 180° VR
The Italian Institute of Culture is pleased to support Silvia Gribaudi’s performance “A Corpo Libero”. Silvia Gribaudi’s award-winning solo performance, A CORPO LIBERO, celebrates imperfection and the freedom of being yourself. Filmed live for virtual reality on the streets of Rijeka, Croatia, this vivid 3D experience places you right in front of Silvia as she […]
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75th WEXFORD FESTIVAL OPERA – L’equivoco stravagante by Gioachino Rossini
Once again this year, the Italian Institute of Culture of Dublin is delighted to promote the Wexford Festival Opera 2026, which is celebrating its 75’ edition, by supporting the Festival’s production of Rossini’s L’equivoco stravagante. A joyous early work by Rossini, L’equivoco stravagante is a fast-paced, playful exploration of social climbing and the lengths we […]
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