What's on

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. Please book an appointment to view.

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

In collaboration with The Irish Literary Society, we are delighted to present an Irish Literary Society event with Professor Declan Kiberd at the Irish Cultural Centre, who will discuss the life and poetry of Aogán Ó Rathaille (c.1670–1729) and to launch a new book by long time Irish Literary Society member Brian O’Connor.

Join us for a screening of adaption of Claire Keegan’s Booker Prize Nominated novel, Small Things Like These

Join Special Consensus in celebrating their 50th Anniversary and recent success at the IBMA Awards

Join the London Lasses in our Celebration of St Brigid’s – with support from Mná!

Join us in celebrating St Brigid’s 2025 with the incredible Mary Coughlan and her new album tour.

Join Mary Ellen on this national Irish holiday as we welcome spring and explore the origins and rituals of Lá Fhéile Bríde—St. Brigid’s Day.

Join us for a special Open-Mic poetry evening, to celebrate the wonder of Saint Brigid and feminine power. Hosted by Irish Poet Siobhán Campbell.

Connect with ancient Celtic wisdom in this transformative 6-week Irish meditation course with Mary-Ellen Saha

Join our new reading group in English and explore these texts as Joyce and Proust intended: as wonderful and strange. “Silly” and “unpredictable”. And most important, all for us.

Explore Ireland’s enigmatic Sheela-na-gigs through an evocative fusion of live music with renowned Irish composer Benjamin Dwyer and other well known musicians.

Join us after the concert for a history and culture Q&A led by Irish feminist Jeanne Rathbone.

THE ICC’s Film Club Screening ‘ANGEL’ – Written and Directed by Neil Jordan: Produced by  John Boorman (director of Deliverance, Excalibur and Point Blank): Starring Stephen Rae (The Crying Game).

AM I IRISH YET? is the laugh out loud, totally relatable, one-woman play written and performed by New York Times best-selling novelist Kate Kerrigan about being born Irish in the UK. Directed and produced by BAFTA winner and My Father’s Wake author Kevin Toolis

Using accessible creative writing exercises, writer and facilitator Demi Anter will guide us in finding new ways of communicating place in our writing, no matter the genre or project.

Join Tommy Sands for an evening of music, song and discussion with the renowned Irish Civil Rights leader, Bernadette Devlin McAliskey.

Join us for our regular monthly community dance.

Join award-winning author Joseph O’Connor as he delves into the gripping story behind his latest novel, exploring wartime intrigue, resistance, and courage in Occupied Rome. Followed by an engaging Q&A and book signing.

Come see the fabulous Ryan Molloy, Fergal Scahill & Shauna Mullin live at the Irish Cultural Centre

This musical union is not only a celebration of Ireland’s rich musical heritage but also a testament to the enduring vitality of traditional music in the hands of these critically acclaimed and visionary artists.

Folk music’s legendary triumvirate of musical magpies Mike McGoldrick, John McCusker and John Doyle are on tour again in 2024, bringing you their own blend of top -class folk songs, tunes and charming bon homie.

An Illustrated Talk on Anglo Irish Surrealist Artist, Leonora Carrington, by Author Joanna Foster, to mark International Women’s Day 2025. The lecture will be followed by a Q&A.

Mix Heather Small & Julie Fowlis and you’ve got singer songwriter Ainsley Hamill. Ainsley is one of the UK’s most distinctive and versatile singers, known for her remarkable voice, storytelling, and emotive style.

Four Men & a Dog made a name for themselves with their eclectic and vivacious blend of traditional Irish music with a wide spectrum of other genres, including rap, Southern rock, jazz, blues, bluegrass, polka, country swing, and even salsa.

St. Patrick’s Day may fall on a Monday this year, but here at the Irish Cultural Centre, it certainly won’t feel like one. 

Join us for an hilarious night of Comedy with Paddy McDonnell.

Join us for an unforgettable night of Irish traditional music with renowned musicians, fiddle player Paddy Glackin and concertina player Noel Hill.

Meadhbh Walsh is a 23-year-old Irish folk singer and instrumentalist whose powerful voice and unique blend of traditional and contemporary folk have earned her a dedicated following around the world.

The harrowing history of church and state-sanctioned abuse against unmarried women and their babies in Ireland is explored in Aoibh Johnson’s play, The Daughters of Róisín. A sellout at Edinburgh Fringe 2024!

Following its sold-out tour of Ireland, Martin Warde Beanz brings his critically acclaimed play, The Dead House (★★★★ Irish Times), to the ICC for its London premiere. This darkly comic and moving production explores family, tradition, and self-acceptance.

Kieran Goss and Annie Kinsella make a rare UK appearance and come to the Irish Cultural Centre for the first time with songs from their critically acclaimed debut duo album ‘Oh, The Starlings’

Owen O’Neill has written a book about it and in his new show he tells how he did it, why he did it, and who were the people from his crazy rebellious past who inspired it.

Experience the legendary Andy Irvine with Sweden’s finest, Quilty, in a night of Irish and Swedish traditional music magic.

Few singers are as celebrated and revered as Cara Dillon. Join us for a magical night.