From food lovers and festival goers to parades and pop-ups, check out these fun events for the weekend that’s in it …
allta, Tacos & Trad, Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 1
Throughout the month, allta is hosting a series of collaborative events with some of Ireland’s finest culinary talent. Reimagine St Patrick’s Day with tacos and trad, followed by resident DJs playing into the night. We recommend booking to guarantee entry; a table reservation and two tacos costs €20 per person. www.sevenrooms.com @a.l.l.t.a
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Guinness Storehouse, St. James’s Gate, Dublin 8
The Guinness Storehouse is always worth a visit, but it’s especially busy at this time of year as locals and tourists alike celebrate the best of Irish food and drink, music, art and entertainment. The seven-story experience will be jam-packed this weekend, with epic views of city festivities from the Gravity Bar. Expect special performances and seasoned storytellers, Seanchoíche. www.guinness-storehouse.com @homeofguinness
Roe & Co Distillery, Pop-Up Festival, Dublin 8
The St Patrick’s Festival weekend at the distillery features live music, a watercolour artist creating bespoke creations, live screen printing on t-shirts and tote bags, and a curated cocktail and food menu filled with Irish dishes created by chef Caomhán de Brí of The Salt Project. Recently awarded Visitor Attraction of the Year and Brand Innovator of the Year at the global Icons of Whiskey Awards, drop in for a great day out, or two! www.roeandcowhiskey.com @roeandcowhiskey
BAR 1661 Cocktail Pop-Up, Nespresso’s Duke Street Boutique, Dublin 2
The flagship boutique will be reimagined into a cocktail lounge, offering an opportunity for customers to enjoy coffee-inspired cocktails or mocktails. The four day festivities will also showcase emerging music talent, with live performances daily from some of Ireland’s local artists. @nespresso.uk @1661bar
Flight Club Social Brunch, Dawson Street, Dublin 2
Dublin’s newest adult social club, Flight Club, is hosting a St Patrick’s weekend extravaganza, with an Irish twist on its brunch. Enjoy a Baby Guinness on arrival, a bottle of Prosecco per person and bottomless artisanal paddleboard pizzas while playing Social Darts in your semi private oche, then stay on at your reserved table to take in a proper trad music session. Tickets are €45. www.flightclubdarts.com @flightclubdublin
Dublin Parade, The Patrick Street Hospitality Package
Elevate your parade experience with a reserved, covered grandstand seat located near the very spot where St Patrick is said to have blessed a well, beside the famous St Patrick’s Cathedral. Tickets include lunch and live music in The Hyatt Centric in The Liberties. www.stpatricksfestival.com @stpatricksfestival
The Greening
Every year around the world landmark buildings and cultural institutions light up the skies to celebrate the Irish diaspora. With over thirty buildings turning green in Dublin this weekend – from Dublin Castle, Leinster House, Collins Barracks, The National Gallery and more – you can’t miss them! Read about the inspiration behind the Global Greening here.
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