Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near South-East Inner City, Dublin

Spotted by Locals - city guides by locals • November 13, 2014Amphitheatre with superb acoustics, ideal for watching a classic show.

Grainne R. • March 31, 2015Gorgeous intimate theatres fulfil my penchant for foreign films, especially French and Scandinavian.

Carl G. • December 6, 2015Pretty building. Great place to catch a performance.

Patrick M. • January 1, 2010Amazing art gallery, free entry, cafe with food from Afghanistan, Greece, Italy, Jordan, Morocco and Palestine, as well as Ireland. Has fragments of the earliest known Bible, old Korans etc. and more

Enis A. • August 3, 2018I like bourbon and whiskey! Inner City Dublin has many museums like this... you may have a look and drink here or at Guiness Store...

Alice D. • April 13, 2019Very interesting and great fun. Some amazing music info and real memorabilia..

Noura S. • June 17, 2017Nice to see & to take pic with while passing by the park & surrounding museums.

Noura S. • June 17, 2017Free entrance, worth going to just to see some of the artistry & nice architecture. Pass by other museums as well on the way.

Meg • June 11, 2018Smock Alley is a beautiful theatre with a dining hall venue attached. The theatre usually runs homegrown talent and always has an array of shows running. Definitely a great thing to do in Dublin!

Dave • August 16, 2014One of the best concert venues in Ireland. Beautiful, great acoustics, intimate yet large enough to attract the big acts. Love it.

EDR • September 19, 2015It often hosts avant-garde theatre shows, might not always work for all.

Nicky L. • August 22, 2014Love this gallery, tend to have great exhibitions and the cafe is lovely too

May • September 18, 2015It is a great place for people who are interested in Celtic culture and Irish ancient history. You also can find interesting things about ancient Egypt and Vikings.

Ilaria O. • September 19, 2015"Gallery and Design Shop on Patrick Street and Crown Alley, Temple Bar, Dublin. Working with Irish based contemporary artists and up and coming designers"! Fantastic place where makes you gasp!

Vugar A. • January 2, 2020Great new museum

Beth G. • June 14, 2010Fast paced, provocative, fun, surprising and I learn something new from every exhibition and event. Everything you want in a gallery.

Tori S. • January 3, 2017Really cool museum that covers Irish 20th century history. Covers a lot of info in just 30 mins. Highly recommend!

DSquirrely • March 1, 2014Giant reindeer and a 19th century polar bear among other amazing finds. All in Victorian cabinets.

Megan L. • August 7, 2018Saw river dance. Very talented dancers. Loved the American v Irish dance off

Ilaria B. • January 31, 2016One of the most important statue of Dublin. Irish music around.

Dónal M. • June 23, 2015Best night out in Dublin. Never fails

Vanessa • September 22, 2012Worth a visit. Fabulous building and the staff are amazingly knowledgable. The history of the Freemasons and the building is fascinating.

Ronan • November 27, 2013One of the main homes for photography in Ireland. Great exhibitions, no entry fee and a well stocked book store!

Katie • August 8, 2011Look just across the street toward St. Stephens Green and you'll see the Oscar Wilde statue lounging on a huge rock!

Shey V. • November 25, 2019Such a cool spot for a more intimate gig.

TBCT @. • August 22, 2011Currently relocaitng to SMock Alley Theatre over at Cow's Lane in Temple Bar, the National Theatre School of Ireland hosts weekly classes and courses.

Daniel D. • July 24, 2017Stylish bar. Great dance music with a DJ, beautiful people, drinks. Enjoy!

Gustavo H. • October 27, 2013Good to take pics!

Sara D. • October 6, 2013Perfect for a Sunday afternoon if you like photography. Always worth a visit for an insight on the local artists. Free entrance

Jag B. • October 19, 2011Fantastic place for coffee as well as an appreciation of how cold it was then!