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Come along on Saturday 2nd July and listen to 3 of London’s best traditional musicians play an intimate concert in our foyer.

Her new album, The Unquiet, to be released in April 2022, is a piece of art possessed of an old soul, but thoroughly modern and of its time.

Fintan will be in conversation with fellow author Dermot Bolger discussing his most recent publication, We Don’t Know Ourselves.

Join us for a preview reading of Owen O’Neils new play heading to this year’s Edinburgh Fringe!

Come along for a morning of Irish Harp Workshops with Fidelma Hanrahan – Both beginner and experienced sessions available.

Dallahan is one of the most distinct forces in the international folk music scene. Forged in Scotland and Ireland’s traditional music community.

NoCrows is a dynamic folk orchestra from the multicultural melting pot of Sligo’s music scene.

Join us for a night of music with 2 of the greats from the Irish music scene!

The West Ocean String Quartet are Seamus McGuire and Niamh Crowley/violins, Kenneth Rice/viola, Neil Martin/cello.

An evening of story, music and song with ‘MAD FOR ROAD STORYTELLERS’

The three musicians have built a formidable musical relationship over the last few years gigging together frequently as well as collaborating in the studio. Individually recognised figureheads of the tradition, they have built solid reputations as master musicians with astounding skill, diversity and virtuosity.

Irish singer, actress and songwriter Lisa Lambe is delighted to return to the ICC this December 4th, following her sold out show in April 2022. 

Celebrate the end of year season with craic agus ceol!

Cherish the Ladies, one of America’s most heralded Irish music ensembles, has won the hearts of audiences worldwide with their rousing blend of traditional music, captivating vocals, and propulsive step dancing.

T with the Maggies are Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill, Maighread Ní Dhomhnaill, Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh and Moya Brennan

A night of incredible Hip/Hop and Rap from Irish and London based artists.

This day of talks from leading experts will provide an introduction to Irish-language literature from its beginnings to the present, covering a wide variety of themes and forms, from poetry to prose, from the tales of the legendary hero Fionn mac Cumhail to the twentieth-century experimental modernism of Flann O’Brien.

Róise & Frank has been a huge hit on the film festival circuit, winning numerous awards including ‘The Audience Awards’ at both the Sant Barbara and Sonoma Film Festivals.  Following the film there will be a live Q&A with half one of the writer/directors team, Rachael Moriarty.

This film adaptation of the celebrated Irish-language novel ‘Cré na Cille’ (Graveyard Clay), was produced to commemorate the centenary of the birth of it’s author, Máirtín Ó Cadhain.

Set in the bleak and beautiful wilds of Connemara, Foscadh (Shelter) tells the story of an unworldly recluse, 28-year-old John Cunliffe who is suddenly propelled into manhood when his over-protective parents pass away.

Clann Mhic Ruairí are an Irish folk/trad band. As a family they were raised on the Gaelic songs and stories of the ‘Rann na Feirste Gaeltacht’ in County Donegal, (Gaelic speaking area) in the North West corner of Ireland. Hearing their music gives the listener an insight into this rich culture which they continue to preserve.

Come on down to the ICC to celebrate Pride at our very own Drag Ceili in collaboration with Dribs and Drags!

The popular and multi-award-winning quintet Goitse returns to Hammersmith!

A traditional band with a truly worldwide reach, Téada returns to the ICC.

The ICC is delighted to present this very special preview screening of the new feature film “The Miracle Club”, before it goes on UK GENERAL RELEASE. Featuring a stellar cast which includes Maggie Smith, Kathy Bates and Stephen Rae and directed by one of Ireland’s leading Film Directors, the ‘Emmy’nominated filmmaker Thaddeus O’Sullivan

Join IamIrish at the Irish cultural centre for a FREE evening of performance, culture and community to celebrate Black History Month.

A FREE event from the Irish Creative Collective showcasing spectacular performances from the Irish LGBTQIA+ community in London!

Glór Nua December is bringing you impeccable vibes for your festivities with the amazing Toshín and Sidney Jones!

The Irish Creative Collective is back in their beloved second home the Irish Cultural Centre, hosting a celebration of London Based Mixed Heritage Irish Creatives.

The ICC is delighted to host the UK public book launch of ‘Dirty Linen – The Troubles in My Home Place’ by Martin Doyle – Books Editor of The Irish Times. In partnership with The Irish Literary Society.

Join us for an exciting afternoon of storytelling and puppet making!

This day of talks from leading experts will explore various facets of modern Irish-language
media, from the diverse world of Irish popular music to the rise and rise of the Irish film
industry.

Andy Irvine is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland.