Life 12th March 2015 by Victoria Stokes

Where To Go In Dublin This Weekend

No plans for Paddy's weekend? Love My City have organised loadsa cool events throughout the city.

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In Dublin this weekend and fancy something fun to do for Paddy’s? Love My City have organised a weekend’s worth of cool events. We’ve rounded up the three you absolutely shouldn’t miss!

Reflect Yourself

Venue: The Coach House, Dublin Castle, D8

Ticket: Free (No ticket required)

Date: Saturday 14th – Tuesday 17th March
 
Time: 9am – 7pm
To celebrate the year of Irish Design 2015, St. Patrick’s Festival and ID2015 have teamed up to re-imagine public spaces in the city, with a collection of mirrored designs. The aim? To get you to take a moment out of your busy day to think differently. It’s creators say, “this thought-provoking, outdoor installation explores what specifically prevents us from reflecting on the past or wondering about the future.” Not into self reflection? At least you’ll get some deadly snaps. 

Bia Beatha: Irish Cuisine & Culture

Venue: Guinness Storehouse, St James’ Gate, D8

Ticket: €65. Available here

Date: Saturday 14th – Sunday 15th March

Time: 7:30PM – 10:30PM

Grubs up! “The type of food we eat, and how we consume and share it, hold the essence of who we are and where we are from,” explains Love My City.  At this event, you’ll chow down on a three course menu of traditional Irish nosh in the preindustrial brewer’s dining hall. The evening will end with a live musical performance and your ticket includes a welcome cocktail and wine served with dinner.

Guinness: In The City

Venue: Various outdoor locations

Ticket: Free (No ticket required)

Date: Saturday 14th- Tuesday 17th March

Time: From 9am

Got a head for history? For the first time ever, images from the archive at Guinness Storehouse will feature in locations around the city, just waiting to be discovered. The outdoor exhibition trail, tells the story of one of Ireland’s most iconic brands and how it’s woven its way into the very fabric of the city of Dublin.