At EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, we’re proud to collaborate with a diverse range of cultural organisations, festivals, and creative initiatives that share our passion for storytelling, heritage, and community. Through these partnerships, we celebrate the richness of Irish culture – both at home and abroad. If you are interested in a cultural partnership, please get in touch by sending an email to: story@epicchq.com
St Patrick’s Festival
St. Patrick’s Festival is the largest celebration of Irish Culture and Heritage in the world taking place in Dublin city every March.
Winter in Dublin
Fáilte Ireland’s Winter in Dublin programme is full of events and celebrations to make the most out of wintertime in Ireland’s capital city.
Tradfest
Tradfest is the ultimate celebration of Traditional Irish & Folk music in beautiful spaces all over the city.
Brigit Festival
St Brigid’s day is an Irish Celtic tradition celebrating Women, both in Ireland and across the world. With many events around Dublin and across Ireland, it is an important and enjoyable holiday.
Dublin Pride
Dublin Pride is a celebration of inclusion and love, which takes place each June in Dublin city. With a new theme every year, it is an exciting festival full of events, performances, food, and most notably, the parade.
Dublin Festival of History
The Dublin Festival of History is an annual two-week long festival in Dublin, running from late September to the beginning of October. Focussing on both Irish and broader history, it offers exhibitions, tours, talks, debates, and many more.
National Heritage Week
Ireland’s National Heritage Week, an initiative run by the Heritage Council, is a week-long period during which thousands of different events take place all across the country, organised by many different organisations and cultural heritage centres.
Bloomsday Festival
The Bloomsday Festival, named after one of James Joyces’ protagonists in Ulysses, Leopold Bloom, is one of Dublin’s biggest literary celebrations. Taking place yearly on June 16th, based on the singular day during which the novel takes place, it has now become an iconic day of literary readings, re-enactments, tours, and most notably, of dressing up in Edwardian fashion across the city.
Black History Month
Black History month, celebrated in October in Ireland and the UK, is dedicated to acknowledging the struggles of black people both in Ireland and worldwide, as well as celebrating Black people’s achievements and culture.
Bram Stoker Festival
The Bram Stoker festival is a spooky and thrilling festival based on one of Ireland’s biggest writers and the originator of Dracula, Bram Stoker. It also celebrates Halloween, the Gothic, the Victorian, and the supernatural.
