Dublin City Council Arts Office wishes to establish a registry of cultural/arts organisations and collectives who are seeking temporary or permanent work-space across the city.
The purpose of the registry is to establish a database of organisations and/or collectives actively seeking space (to rent; to lease & manage; or to purchase), and to match this information with opportunities that may arise through new building development and/or refurbishment of existing buildings. For the purposed of cross-referencing we will be using the typologies set out in the Cultural Toolkit : Toolkit Resource 2 Toolkit_Resource_2.pdf
This registry database is intended to be used by Dublin City Council to directly inform registered contacts of new opportunities related to Cultural and/or Arts workspace (including but not limited to those arising from CUO25 Dublin City Development Plan: Final 1-12 Culture.pdf ); and/or training/networking events for artists workspace). It is further intended that contacts provided will be shared with developers and/or their agents for the purposes of matching expressed workspace need to new potential supply.
Please note this registry is not suitable or intended for individual artists.
Registry is open until 12 noon on 24 March 2025.
The annual opera season is taking place in August 2026 in the Amphitheatre at the Dublin City Council Civic Offices, Wood Quay, Dublin 8.
Check out the programme details here
9 July 2026
Join us for a conversation on the exhibition ‘Peer’ with artist Amanda Jane Graham and Professor Emeritus Mary P. Corcoran, from the Department of Sociology at Maynooth University.
Thursday 30 July
1pm to 2pm
Dublin Local Authorities and CYPSC seek artists to deliver collaborative early childhood arts residencies, expanding quality arts access for children experiencing homelessness
Join us for a conversation on the exhibition Landscapes Formal and Wild with artist Fergus Martin and Sarah McAuliffe, Curator of Irish Art post 1900, National Gallery of Ireland
Thursday 25 June
1pm to 2pm
