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What to do if in Dublin the Weekend of 31st August and 1st September Coldplay aren't the only thing around Dublin to see this weekend! Here’s a few suggestions to help you make the most of your time if you are in the city: 31st August 2024 (Saturday) 1. Cultural Highlights: Art Exhibitions: Dive into Dublin's rich artistic offerings with exhibitions like "Women Impressionists" at the National Gallery of Ireland, showcasing influential works by female artists. Alternatively, explore "Hilary Heron: A Retrospective" at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, which celebrates the work of one of Ireland's pioneering sculptors. Theatre: Don’t miss “Dancing at Lughnasa” at the Gate Theatre, a classic Irish play that beautifully captures the complexities of family life in 1930s rural Ireland. 2. Music and Gigs: True Order - A New Order Tribute: Relive the post-punk era at The Grand Social with this energetic tribute band. Expect iconic tracks and an electrifying atmosphere. Traditional Irish Music: For a more authentic experience, catch live traditional music sessions at The Church Café Bar or Arlington Hotel. 3. Outdoor Fun: Free Colour Dash 24: If you’re into outdoor activities, Corkagh Park hosts this colorful and fun run—perfect for families or those looking for a bit of fun. 1st September 2024 (Sunday) 1. Explore Dublin’s History: Irish Famine Exhibition: Held at Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, this powerful exhibition offers insights into one of the most challenging periods in Irish history. 2. Family-Friendly Events: Street Art Walking Tour: Explore the vibrant street art scene in Dublin with a guided tour that’s both educational and visually stimulating. Perfect for families and anyone interested in urban art. 3. More Music and Gigs: Wicked: Enjoy the spectacular musical Wicked at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre. It’s the perfect way to wind down your weekend with a magical Broadway experience right in the heart of Dublin. So, get out and about and enjoy all the city has to offer!

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