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Dublin By Night Fest will reopen on 7 November, offering a free, city‑wide celebration of music, culture, food and fashion across the capital.
The event, part of the Winter in Dublin 2025/26 programme, will transform Dame St, Parliament St, College Green and Capel St into a vibrant night‑time playground. Organisers – Dublin Town, Dublin City Council and Fáilte Ireland – expect thousands of visitors to enjoy live music, DJs, pop‑up performances, immersive installations and street entertainment.
Food stalls will feature offerings from Dublin’s top restaurants and cafés, with cookery demonstrations by renowned local chefs. The festival also highlights the city’s Purple Flag status, an international award recognising a safe and welcoming night‑time economy, and is supported by An Garda Síochána.
Lord Mayor Cllr Daryl Barron described the fest as a showcase of Dublin’s energy and creativity, inviting residents and tourists to explore the city after dark. Dublin Town CEO Clyde Carroll and Dublin City Council’s Karl Mitchell both stressed the event’s role in supporting the city centre economy and local businesses. Fáilte Ireland’s Caroline O’Keeffe added that the festival provides a compelling reason for visitors to experience Dublin’s vibrant winter atmosphere.
Source: Dublin Gazette. Photo: Artem Kulinych / Pexels.