Dublin North East Inner City (NEIC) Initiative and Dublin City Council (Area Office and Arts Office) are seeking applications to tender for a multi-party framework for Community Arts Programme Services.
The vision for the NEIC Community Arts Programme is that community arts, when delivered with commitment and in a meaningful way, can be transformative. Community Arts is an essential component of social inclusion, social justice, and equality.
The goal of the NEIC Initiative is to have an arts programme which facilitates improved social cohesion and wellbeing in the community ensuring active listening, engagement and consultation with participating youth projects, community groups, local residents, schools and after schools projects, Dublin City Council (DCC) including the DCC Arts Office, artists, creative facilitators, arts organisations community organisations and other agencies or personnel involved in the arts programme. This programme aims to create a vibrant, empowered, and inclusive community where everyone has the opportunity to participate in and benefit from the arts.
The pre-qualification questionnaire is available for interested parties on www.etenders.gov.ie with the tender reference: RTF ID 3994466
Closing Date for queries: 12/08/2024
Closing Date for submissions: 26/08/2024
Join us for an exhibition walkthrough of Snáithe with artist Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh and curator Margarita Cappock
23 Meán Fómhair 2025
Dublin City Council’s Creative Hubs Programme, an initiative of Dublin City Arts Office and Libraries, co-ordinated by The Ark, invites proposals from experienced producing companies – organisations, venues or festivals - to work with us in partnership to produce and present new theatre or dance performance work for children (2 to 12 yrs) in Dublin City’s Creative Hub Libraries during 2026
23 Meán Fómhair 2025
Dublin City Council is delighted to announce that applications for the 2026 Arts Grants and Awards are now open.
19 Meán Fómhair 2025
Join us this Friday from 6–9pm for an evening of art, play, and conversation.
Our current exhibiting artist, Aaron Sunderland Carey, presents his solo show:
Nach Cuma? Who Cares? The exhibition will remain open late for the evening.
At 7pm, Aaron will host a special game of Jenga with discussion prompts, joined by artists and researchers John Bissett, Thais Muniz, and NAMACO (Han Hogan and Donal Fullam). Together, they’ll explore themes from Aaron’s work—class, race, and housing inviting the audience to listen, reflect, and take part in the conversation.
Come for the games, stay for the chats.
16 Meán Fómhair 2025
