Temple Bar Cultural Trust

Dublin Culture Night 2008 has launched! Full programme of events available

The full programme of events and participating venues for Dublin Culture Night 2008 is available on www.culturenight.ie or by calling TBCT on 01 888 3610. All events are free but booking is essential for some events so people must book directly with the cultural venue where indicated to avoid disappointment.

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	Dublin Culture Night 2008 - Special Programme of outdoor events available now In association with Dublin City Council and the Department of Arts, Sports and Tourism, Dublin Culture Night 2008 has organised an additional programme of free events across the city to help you, your family and friends make that cultural connection! Read On »

Temple Bar Cultural Trust seeks Culture Night Volunteers

Temple Bar Cultural Trust are currently looking for a number of volunteers for Culture Night, Dublin 2008 where for one night only, over 100 of Dublin city’s museums, galleries, theatres, historic houses, cathedrals, artists studios and cultural centres will open their doors for Dubliners and visitors alike to join them for a FREE night of entertainment, discovery and adventure.

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Culture and the City Conference – Keeping Dublin Creative!

This one-day conference will provide a platform for discussion, debate and exchange of experience from Irish and international practitioners, around some of the key issues affecting Cultural Development in Dublin. The conference will explore ways of influencing future planning and development for culture in Dublin city and enhancing the level of civic engagement and public participation in the cultural life of the city.

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Cow's Lane scoops first prize at City Neighbourhoods Competition 2008

Temple Bar Cultural Trust picked up the award for Cow’s Lane last night as the street won the overall prize in the Best Mixed Use Street Category at this years City Neighbourhood Awards Competition. The competition is an initiative of Dublin City Council and prizes were announced by Kevin O’Sullivan, Public Domain Officer of the South East Area.

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New Flavour in the Old City

The Old City located in the west end of Temple Bar, houses some of Dublin’s finest hidden gems including the country’s oldest theatre, an outdoor designer market, award winning street architecture and even some of the original walls of Dublin. It is also home to four fabulous eateries for all tastes; an organic café, the finest city bakery, a bagel bar and a pastry café create an area perfect for lunchtime or weekend brunch.

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	Temporary space for hire in Temple Bar, Dublin's Cultural Quarter Are you an artist or cultural organisation and looking for space on a temporary basis and haven’t got the budget to meet city centre rental costs? Temple Bar Cultural Trust has a superb vacant space for short term rent available now in the centre of Temple Bar, Dublin’s Cultural Quarter. Read On »

Temple Bar Food Market – Menu of the Month – September

Yes its back to school time and all the more reason to enjoy healthy, wholesome locally sourced brain food! Inside this months menu you will find three tasty courses designed from the Temple Bar Food Markets traders. This month also includes delicious ideas for those back-to-school lunchboxes. All ingredients from these dishes can be purchased from some of the finest growers/producers at the Temple Bar Food Market on Meeting House Square every Saturday from 10am – 4.30pm. Happy cooking!

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	Culture Corner - Interview with Regina Fogarty, jewellery designer at the Designer Mart at Cow's Lane Our Culture Vulture has caught up with Regina Fogarty. Check out our latest blog post on Culture Corner - Cultural Happenings in Temple Bar and leave a comment. Read On »

	Find out what cultural events are on for you and your family in our all new online family events section Here is your complete guide to a fun family experience when visiting Temple Bar, Dublin’s Cultural Quarter. This section will bring you all the latest cultural events for you and your family including theatre, exhibitions, dance, film, music and workshops. Read On »

Culture Night 2008 – Design Competition exhibition at the Temple Bar Cultural Information Centre

To reflect the wide diversity of venues participating and scheduled events a new logo had to be created to represent Culture Night’s visual identity. A design competition was established and third year design students from DIT and IADT were invited to submit their ideas. There were 29 entries in total and the winning design came from Dubliner Lorna Melody, a Visual Communication student at DIT, Mountjoy Square.

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