- Dublin by Dusk takes place on the last Thursday of each month after 6pm.
- The first event occurred on 28 May.
- Activities cover late museum openings, live music and river cruises.
- Venues include the National Gallery of Ireland and Collins Barracks.
- The programme supports Dublin’s night-time economy.
Dublin City Council has launched Dublin by Dusk, a new monthly initiative that invites people to explore the city after 6pm on the last Thursday of each month. The programme started on Thursday 28 May and will continue for a minimum of 10 months.
Events this month include late-night openings at museums and galleries, cocktails, live music, pottery painting, evening cruises on the River Liffey, walking tours and wellness experiences. Participating sites feature the National Gallery of Ireland, Collins Barracks and Dublinia together with art bars and hospitality venues across the city centre.
The initiative has been developed with the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport, Fáilte Ireland, Dublin Town and other partners. Programme details appear on DublinByDusk.ie.
Ray O’Donoghue shared “Dublin by Dusk is about encouraging people to experience the city in a different way after 6pm.”
