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Join us for a FREE traditional family-friendly Irish music session in our beautiful foyer lounge.

To mark the 100th anniversary year of the publication of James Joyce’s masterpiece “ULYSSES”, the Irish Cultural Centre is delighted to Present this Spectacular Visual Art Exhibition.

Join us for our regular monthly community dance.

An intimate and uncompromising portrait of Lyra McKee, the 29-year-old Northern Irish investigative journalist who was murdered by the New IRA the day before Good Friday.

See the captivating artwork of Tim Goulding, a distinguished member of Aosdana, as he unveils “THE MUSIC ROOM” exhibition. Influenced by his Co Wicklow upbringing, Goulding’s vibrant paintings offer a profound exploration of colour, rhythm, and the harmony between art and music.

Littoral is Leonard Barry’s beautiful third solo album, released in January 2024, ten years after the acclaimed New Road. Produced by Michael McGoldrick, the album celebrates Leonard’s wealth of influences and knowledge as a master of the uilleann pipes.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Poetry Day Ireland, we invite you to a poetry workshop at the Irish Cultural Centre Hammersmith facilitated by poet and performer Demi Anter.

‘The finest Irish male folk singer-storyteller this side of Christy Moore and Paul Brady,’ returns to the ICC with two musicians, Mark Redmond and Robbie Walsh for a terrific night of Irish traditional music.

‘The finest Irish male folk singer-storyteller this side of Christy Moore and Paul Brady,’ returns to the ICC in a solo performance.

In this lecture, Ann Rossiter explores the political activism of London-Irish women, focusing on their involvement in the Irish National Question during the Troubles and their advocacy for Irish women’s reproductive rights leading up to the repeal of the Republic’s 8th amendment in 2018.

Join us for an evening of set and Ceiling Dancing including a Live Band and a Caller to help with all the dances. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned Céilí attender, this will be Fun for all the family!

A rip roaring storytelling event for families celebrating the myths and legends of Ireland.

Explore the intricacies of European security dynamics with Eoin Micheál McNamara, offering insights into historical and contemporary Irish-UK relations.

Join Ultan Conlon and his world-renowned band for the London launch of Ultan’s Acclaimed 5th Studio Album, ‘The Starlight Ballroom’.

From the Oscar award- winning director James Marsh, ( “Man on The Wire”, “The Theory of Everything”), “Dance First” stars Gabriel Byrne as Samuel Beckett, in this beautifully realised biopic

Join us for a captivating exploration of Irish military history as Commandant Leo Quinlan, son of the renowned Commandant Pat Quinlan, guides us through the gripping tale of the Siege of Jadotville, a pivotal event during Ireland’s peacekeeping mission in the Congo in 1961, uncovering untold bravery and a lasting impact.

The great Irish Crooner, Barry Owen, will take you on an enchanting musical tour around the four great provinces of Ireland.

Legendary Irish folk music band Dervish, are one of Ireland’s best known traditional bands and are described by the BBC as “an icon of Irish music”.

Join us for a concert with Freddie White, the maestro of quality music.

Join Méabh Begley, Owen Spafford and Kyle Macaulay for their 2024 UK tour, bringing together the rich musical traditions of three counties Kerry, Donegal and Yorkshire.

Experience the London premiere of a heartwarming film following photographer Andy Hollingworth’s journey from Stan Laurel’s birthplace to the joyous County Cork harbor town celebrated by Laurel and Hardy in 1953, followed by a screening of their favorite short film and an engaging conversation with director Matt Holt and photographer Andy Hollingsworth.

Join us for an engaging lecture and book launch with authors / journalists Tommy Conlon and Ronan McGreevy, as they discuss their book on the 1983 IRA abduction. Delve into this gripping story and its impact on Irish history.

Nettle Horse is a theatrical odyssey, set in the future… weaving storytelling, song, and satire inviting the audience to untether their imagination and gallop into a parallel universe

Join us for a night launching Owen O’Neills new book.

‘A carnivalesque rockabilly narrative with a profoundly moving conclusion.’   Patrick McCabe. 

‘A gem of a book. O’Neill writes like the novel is his natural and lifelong home. Tom Joad and me sings and zings and isn’t afraid to go for the heartstrings’. Glenn Patterson

There is no shortage of virtuosity amongst the members of Flook, but the unique impact of this sensational Anglo-Irish group stems from the wholly intuitive, almost symbiotic, exchange between the various flutes, frets and skins.

Join the hilarious Grace Mulvey for a night of comedy with her Edinburgh Fringe Preview show!

As part of our Blooms Week Celebrations 2024, is delighted to screen ‘The Ulysses Project”. A modern, non-traditional re-telling of Ulysses, told rapidly by a succession of over 75 actors who recreate the characters encountered by Leopold Bloom on June 16th.

Two special performances of the powerful one-act play “Nora & Jim” to mark Bloomsday 2024!

Don’t miss the chance to witness the rising star, Irish country singer Catherine McGrath, who captivated audiences on Jools Holland’s Hootenanny 2023, alongside the harmonious Folk-Americana duo Roswell.

Join our resident dance school for a Ceili night Fundraiser for all the family!

Following an acclaimed sell-out run at the Dublin Fringe Festival in 2023 DublinLand returns for an international tour.

Fiárock is a four-piece Irish traditional band that tells a story steeped in sound. Clíona Halley, Darragh Carey-Kennedy, Evan Powell, and Nicolle Fig, each bring a wealth of individual acclaim.

After selling out last year the ICC is delighted to welcome back Eleanor McEvoy on her 2024 tour.