The June bank holiday is officially here.
Wondering what to get up to in Dublin this bank holiday weekend? If you weren’t lucky enough to nab Forbidden Fruit tickets (we’re right there with you) not to worry. Dublin is still jam packed with events to get you through the long weekend.
Bloom 2022
Looking for a family friendly event with tons to do? Find out everything you need to know about Bloom 2022 HERE.
Where:
Phoenix Park
When:
All weekend
Van Gogh Immersive Experience
No better time to visit the Van Gogh Immersive Experience than this weekend; you can read our review HERE.
Where:
RDS
When:
All weekend, check out the different time slots HERE.
Twist & Shout 60s Night
Well, shake it up, baby, now, at this 60s themed disco at Workman’s. A few drinks and a boogie is the best way to ring in the banker.
Where:
Workman’s
When:
Friday 3rd June, from 11:30pm
Forbidden Fruit Festival
We are incredibly envious if you managed to get tickets to Forbidden Fruit; some of us weren’t so lucky and haven’t enjoyed those fruity vibes since 2019. And if you didn’t get tickets, you can find some great spots to hang HERE.
Where:
Kilmainham
When:
Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th June, from 2pm
Seafront Yoga x Coffee
If you want a wholesome start to the bank holiday weekend, Bold & Brass is hosting seafront yoga. With the gorge weather we’re (allegedly) supposed to have, this would be perfect.
Where:
Bold & Brass Clontarf
When:
Saturday 4th June, 9:30am
Dublin Speedfriending Festival
Forget speed-dating, speed-friending is the new trend and in a city where making friends can be difficult, this is a fabulous idea.
Where:
Drop Dead Twice, Francis Street
When:
Saturday 5th, 3pm to 5pm
Balbriggan Summerfest: Family Fun Day
Bouncy castles, pet shows, and a teddy bear picnic? The Balbriggan summerfest is the best spot for the family over the weekend.
Where:
Quay Street Car Park
When:
Sunday 5th June, 11am to 6pm
L2P Day Party
Pizza, beer, and cocktails; say no more. Rascals in Inchicore is hosting a day party, with music guests DJ Wax and DJ Ghxst playing.
Where:
Rascals Inchicore
When:
Sunday 6th, 6pm to 11pm
So there you have it folks, plenty to be doing in Dublin this bank holiday weekend. Some of these events are bound to sell out, so make sure you get booking fast.
Header image via Instagram/boldandbrasscoffee
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