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At last! 

The long weekend is just around the corner and with so many amazing events due to take place around the country, staying in is not an option. 

Here are our top five picks.

GAZE LGBT Film Festival 2017

Celebrating the best of LGBT storytelling the 25th annual GAZE LGBT film festival kicks off at the Light House Cinema with a 7:00pm Gala followed by a screening of The 34th – The Story of Marriage Equality in Ireland.

The festival will run right across the Bank Holiday weekend (August 3 – 7), showcasing a whole host of Irish and international films, as well as discussions, walking tours of Dublin and after parties.

For more information about tickets and screen times, click here.

Galway races

The Galway races have earned their place in the calendars of some of the most stylish ladies in the country, and it's not hard to see why.

Now in its fifth year, ‘Friday’s Fair Lady Competition’ celebrates the best of Irish style, with an emphasis on how the complete look is put together as opposed to where it's from.

Renowned racing fashion expert Marietta Doran will be joined on the judging panel by Snapchat Sensation, Doireann Garrihy, and Jane Swarbrigg, Managing Director of Inglot.

But don't worry if you can't make it for Ladie's Day. The festival will run until Sunday August 6.

Admission prices vary on each day, but you can find more information about tickets and race times here.

Beatyard

The Dun Laoghaire music festival returns with a bang this Bank Holiday weekend with Air and Mark Ronson set to headline.

But Beatyard isn't all about the music. Festival-goers will be able to grab a bite at over 50 food stalls, take a stroll around the pop-up markets and even participate in a number of workshops, talks and demos taking place over the weekend.

Weekend (€89.00) and single day (€59.00) tickets are available here.

Happenings presents: Dirty Dancing in Merrion square

This Friday, August 4, Happenings, in association with 7UP Free will transform Merrion Square, Dublin 2, into a spectacular outdoor cinema for a special 30th anniversary screening of Dirty Dancing.

So, grab the girls, pack a picnic, and settle in under the stars to celebrated this Hollywood classic in all its 80s nostalgic glory.

It all kicks of at 8:30pm but early arrival is advised to get the best seats in the house!

Tickets are priced at €5.80 and are available to book here.

POCO pop-up shop

Cork fashion lovers listen up!

Pippa O'Connor is bringing her signature denim collection to Cork City this weekend, and if the success of her previous pop-up shops are anything to go by, the new store is sure to be a hit with customers down south.

The pop-up will open in the Mahon Point Shopping Centre in Cork city on August 4.

Feature Image: Instagram 

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Tissues at the ready guys – Titanic is returning to Irish cinemas.

The Oscar winning film will celebrate its 20th anniversary later this month and in honour of this milestone, Odeon cinemas are bringing the classic love story back for one night only.

James Cameron's blockbuster starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio broke every record in the book when it was released in 1997, and while it remains a Christmas Day tradition in households across the country, many of us have never had the chance to watch the dramatic scenes play out on the big screen.

Odeon's branches in Blanchardstown, Charlestown, Coolock, Stillorgan and The Point will host the throw back to trump all throw backs on Thursday August 17, and according to the cinema's official Twitter account, you and a friend can get tickets for FREE.

It's not clear yet whether tickets will go on general sale, but make sure to keep an eye on social media for any updates.

Meanwhile, James Cameron has revealed that he is teaming up with National Geographic to create a new documentary titles, Titanic: 20th Anniversary.

The documentary will reportedly focus on the director's life while he was creating the film and will discuss the critical decisions he had to make while working on it.

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No plans for the weekend?

Well, how does taking a dive into a giant adult ball pool sound?

This weekend, Innocent drinks are inviting the adults of Ireland to release their inner child by taking a plunge in a “big kids” only ball pool, as they present The innocent Green.

The event will take place in Merrion Square from Friday July 28 to Sunday July 30 and is set to feature a whole host of nostalgic fun.

Guests can relive those long summer days spent hanging out with friends by enjoying a game of rounders, tip the can and fruit pong while waiting for their turn in the massive ball pit, complete with diving board and inflatable fruit.

The good folks from innocent will be on hand to keep thirst at bay by supplying a range of tasty drinks from their Super Smoothies and Coconut Water ranges , full of all that good stuff to keep you going throughout the day.

Speaking about The innocent Green, Ali Gibbons, Marketing Manager at innocent drinks Ireland said, “We wanted to meet our drinkers face-to-face this summer and offer them a unique innocent experience."

"Every time we meet with our drinkers we want to create a memorable moment.. What better way to do that than with a giant ball pool?”

The innocent Green is a completely free event open to members of the public over the age of 16.

So, if you're interested in joining in on the fun, you can apply for tickets via Eventbrite here – but places are limited, so make sure to book early to avoid disappointment.

See you in the ball pool!

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It might only be Monday, but if you're anything like us, you've got one eye already on the weekend – and what better way to kick it off than settling in for an open air screening of the romantic Irish musical, Once?

This Friday, July 28, Happenings, in association with 7UP Free will transform Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 2, into a spectacular outdoor cinema where attendees can melt into comfy billow bag while enjoying a special screening of a film that perfectly encapsulates the heart of the city.

The modern-day musical, which celebrated its 10th anniversary last year, tells the tale of two struggling musicians in Dublin who fall for each other after sharing an eventful week of writing, rehearsing and bonding over their love of music.

Oh and did we mention there's a complimentary 7UP Mojito Free for every guest?

Rebecca Burke, Head of Marketing for PepsiCo said “We are very excited to once again partner with such a well-known and respected Irish brand like Happenings for the 7UP Summer Cinema series.”

“We know that Irish people are huge movie lovers, so we look forward to bringing some fun screenings to audiences nationwide in 2017, for a movie experience like never before! Set in some of the most picturesque outdoor locations of Dublin, Cork, Kilkenny and Galway, there will be exciting activities for all members of the audience.”

Food, coffee and delicious treats will be available on the night from Irish Village Markets.

7UP Free will be giving away a number of tickets to each screening, so keep an eye of their social media channels if you fancy heading along.

Tickets are priced at €5 and are available to book in advance online or on the door. It all kicks of at 8:30pm but early arrival is advised to get the best seats in the house!

Check out www.happenings.ie for more information.

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Calling all Harry Potter fans!

Tickets for Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets live concert tour are on sale now.

Earlier this year, thousands of Irish Harry Potter fans descended on Dublin's 3Arena for the orchestral extravaganza that was Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone live in concert.

Following the show's massive success, concert organisers announced that the second in the series – Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, would hit venues around the UK and Ireland this December.

The live shows will feature a full live symphony orchestra, who will perform the score, note for note, as the film plays out on a massive 40-foot, high-definition screen. 

The audience will be able to relive the magic of the Harry Potter's second year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, while hearing an unforgettable musical performance, composed by the Oscar wining, John Willliams.

Ollie Rosenblatt, Senbla CEO, said the response to the concerts so far was overwhelming.  

''Since we first launched the Harry Potter in Concert Series, the response from both film and music fans has been phenomenal. The shows really are unforgettable and remind us why Harry Potter has touched so many of us. To see these seminal films with a huge orchestra is beyond enthralling.''

''We are delighted to bring the Chamber Of Secrets to audiences around the UK and Ireland and to continue this magical and immersive experience.''

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets live concert comes to Dublin's 3Arena on December 6, 2017.

Tickets are €76.00 and are available here.

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Looking to submerge yourself in a festival of science, art and culture rather than one of warm beer, sun burn and performers you've never heard of?

Then look no further than the Festival of Curiosities, which is coming to Dublin this weekend. 

There are tonnes of events happening all over the city in correlation with the fest, and we've picked out a few of our unmissable favourites: 

1. Visit the Dead Zoo after hours

Dublin's Natural History Museum is one of the city's dustiest gems, full of wonder but not always the first choice of venues to frequent. 

The Festival of Curiosity wants to put the Dead Zoo back on the map, with an after hours tour through the historic building. 

The tour will explore the history of the building along with journeying through the collections on July 20 at 17.15pm.

 

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2. Electro Threads

If a funky fashion show is right up your alley then this is the event to check out. 

The show, kicking off in The Chocolate Factory on July 20, is set to be a showcase of Irish design.

Fusing the future with fashion, the designers worked alongside engineers to create garments along the theme of Illuminations, from Darkness to Light.

3. Sleepy City

Always wanted to make the most out of your commute?

The hour-long sleepy city tour promises to show early risers a unique view of their still-slumbering city. 

The walking tour kicks off at the Harcourt Street Luas Stop and from Heuston Station on July 20 at 7am. 

You can view the full event programme here to discover the other curiosities according across the city this weekend. 

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So, you're not heading to Longitude? 

Not to worry, there are tonnes of great events taking place across the capital this weekend that are sure to keep you occupied.

From pub quizzes to immersive theatre, here's our top five picks. 

Summer Watch 2017

Whelanslive.com and Hop House 13 present four days of up-and-coming Irish talent from July 13 – July 16.

Whelan's will play host to over 20 of the best emerging acts from around the country as well as a post-gig indie and alternative dance party.

Doors open at 7:30pm each night and there will be a number of drink promotions on offer.

Free entry via the front door until 10:30pm.

For more information check out whelanslive.com.

Irish International A Cappella Festival 2017

A brand new three-day music festival celebrating the genre of modern a cappella.

Taking place in venues all across Dublin, festival hosts Ardú will be joined by International Barbershop Quartet Champions, 4 in a bar, as well as 2016 Ireland's A Cappella competition prizewinners, The Apple Blossoms and The Ramparts.

For more information on venues ans show times check out irishacappella.com.

Publess Pub Quiz – The Quiz of Thrones

Season seven is almost upon us, so why not get in the Westeros mood by testing your knowledge of all things Game of Thrones?

Grab your fellow GoT fanatics and head down to The Clockwork Door this Saturday for a pub quiz like no other.

Kicking off at 4:00pm, there will be fantastic prizes for the winners as well as the chance to discover everything you didn't know about the hit HBO show.

Click here for more information. 

DIY Play at the Smock Alley Theatre

Ever watched a play and wished things could have happen differently?

Well, this DIY play is right up your street.

In a theatre experience like no other, audience members are invited to help characters solve a comedy mystery – or make it harder for them.

The best part is the actors will be as surprised as you are!

The cast on July 15 will include Anthony Kinehan Michelle McMahon Matthew O’Brien and the shows kicks of at 8:00pm.

Tickets are €10.00 and are available here. 

The Great Gatsby at the Gate Theatre

The Gate theatre is inviting audiences into one of Jay Gatsby's legendary parties.

For the summer of 2017 only, seats will be removed and chandeliers will be lowered, transforming the auditorium into the Gatsby Mansion.

Step back in time for this immersive adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel which puts you at the heart of the action.

Expect music, cocktails and scandal as you follow the action around all areas of the Gate.

While the cast will be attired in exquisite 1920’s costumes designed by Peter O’Brien, audiences are also encouraged to dress in 1920’s style.

Shows run from July 6 – September 16, 2017 and tickets ( €28 – €42) are available here.

Photograph: Agata Stoinska

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Niall Horan is coming to Dublin!

The former One Direction star/ Mullingar heart-throb will bring kick off his world in Dublin's Olympia Theatre on August 29, 2017.

Tickets go on sale Friday July 14 at 9.00am via ticketmaster. 

Fans have taken to Twitter to express their excitment: 

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Our weekend just got a whole lot better, as we spotted a delightful new event doing the rounds on Facebook.

The Great Gin Fair is kicking off at House Dublin on the August Bank Holiday, and the entire place will be transformed into a 'marvellous gin emporium.'

On August 6, guests will be treated to a menagerie of bespoke pop-up gin bars throughout the stunning location, and the best part about it all?

Entrance is free. 

'Our Great Gin Fair will showcase more than 80 incredible gins from home and abroad for you to choose from,' reads the Facebook event. 

'Our Great Gin Fair will also boast dozens of bespoke gin pop-up bars, guaranteeing that you’ll find the perfect gin for your tonic!'

'Those who are new to gin need not worry, as each one of our wonderful pop- up bars will be manned by some of the most talented bartenders (and craziest self-confessed gin aficionados) Ireland has to offer, so you can be assured they will happily point you in the right direction.'

Much like Taste of Dublin, the  gin pop bars will be operating with a special currency called Junipers.

These can be purchased in House on the day.

Each measure of gin and tonic, is 7 Junipers, or €7.00

Throughout the day, guests will enjoy live music and entertainment.

This will include a series of innovative revolving talks from gin industry experts, master distillers, and brand ambassadors, as well as fun, interactive blind tastings and gin samplings.

We are so there…

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Calling all street food connoisseurs! 

Dublin will be transformed into a feast of food, fun and entertainment this weekend as Laya Healthcare's City Spectacular takes over Merrion Square South.

Festival goers can enjoy a huge selection of freshly-made dishes from over 25 culinary regions at the Just Eat STREET international street food festival, including award winning Mexican food from Boojum, authentic barbecue from Smokin Bones and loaded sweet potato fries from Strong Roots.

The Just Eat waiters will be on hand to take orders and deliver some of the best street food the country has to offer, so you can sit back and enjoy the sound of the international music stage which will feature a wide variety of genres to compliment the food on offer.

Across the two-day festival, visitors will be treated to live performances from Cuban All Stars, Havana Club Trio, Manden Express and samba musicians and dancers MaSamba. 

The Just Eat Street at Laya City Spectacular will take pace this Saturday July 8 and Sunday July 9. You can find more information at cityspectacular.com. 

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Let's be real here: when it comes to Tequila, you're either a lover or a hater.

And if you're the former, you're officially in luck because Dublin is about to play host to  – yep, you've guessed it – a Tequila Festival.

On November 18, you can tickle your taste buds with an array of all the greatest food and drink Mexico has to offer.

According to the event's Facebook page, this is the perfect occasion to pay tribute to the wonder that is Tequila.

"Upon arrival, your Tequila tasting journey will commence and you will be handed a complimentary shot along with your Tequila Bible, which will guide you through your Tequila experience."

"Whether you’re a straight up slammer or a slow-time sipper come and familiarise yourself with over 30 different Tequilas in a true celebration of the agave craft" they encourage.

"We all know TEQUILA BRINGS THE PARTY and this will be no exception, make sure to bring your dancing clogs and prepare for Mexican madness!"

With live DJs and all things Mexico-related to celebrate, this sounds like one event not to be missed.

Venue and further details are to be announced soon, so stay tuned!  

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Galway welcomes back The F Word, a feminist festival, this week for the second year. 

The festival is set to be a '5-day festival which will take place in venues across Galway city will explore some of the faces of feminism and related topics through participatory workshops, a 'Reclaim the Night' march, a day of meditation and relaxation, comedy, storytelling, music and a whole lot more.'

This will be a space for feminists and allies to come together to explore feminist issues. It will be an inclusive and accessible space for all women (both cis and trans) from all communities and walks of lives.'

Interested in heading along? Here's what's happening: 

Decolonising Feminism – Wednesday July 5th, 7pm, Foroige club, Fairgreen Road

Seisiún an Domhain/World Session – Thursday July 6th, 7pm, Áras na nGael, Dominick Street

Reclaim the Night March – Friday July 7th, 8pm, Eyre Square

Day of Feminist Workshops and Info Sessions – July 8th, 10am, Áras na nGael, Dominick Street

The Witches That Couldn't be Burned – Saturday July 8th, 8.30pm, Kennedys Bar Eyre Square

'Treat YoSelf' Self Care Day – Sunday July 9th, 1pm, Áras na nGael, Dominick Street

You can find more information on workshops and registration here.

Check out #GalwayFemFest on Twitter for more details. 

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