Culture Night Dublin 2025 programme announced featuring Grooveline, Farah Elle and Zetra

The programme for Culture Night Dublin 2025 has been announced, with more than 300 free events set to take place across the city on Friday, September 19.

This year marks the 20th edition of the celebration, which will feature theatre, music and dance with heritage sites, museums and cultural spaces across Dublin opening their doors late into the night.

The programmed events include GrooveLine and Culture Night ambassador Farah Elle performing at the Wood Quay Amphitheatre, while Meeting House Square in Temple Bar will host acts such as Zetra, Calum Agnew, Lisa Murray and Earthmover.

Central Plaza will turn into an open-air disco with sets from Shrem and DJ Paddy Fabulous, while Echo Exchange on Capel Street presents a lineup of DJs.

At Bolands Mills, an adults-only, fully licensed two-stage event will feature the Glasshouse Ensemble performing Sigur Rós and a DJ set from Nialler9.

Other events include a showcase of Italo Disco at the Italian Institute of Culture, French music at Alliance Française’s Madeleine Café, traditional Irish recitals at the Irish Traditional Music Archive, opera in Fr. Collins Park, and classical performances at the Dublin Unitarian Church.

The Chester Beatty will host singer-songwriter Theo Fitzgibbon, while Liberty Lane will host electronic music into the early hours with “Block.”

Culture Night Dublin’s Nocturnal Beats, the late-night multi-venue music trail launched last year, will return with clubs across the city opening their doors for free.

More participating venues will be announced in the coming weeks on the Culture Night website.

Culture Night Dublin 2025 runs from 4 pm until late on Friday, September 19.