What's on

A powerful portrait of Irish football history and an extraordinary life that spans from Dublin’s street leagues to the Olympic Stadium in Rome, followed by a special Q&A with the filmmakers and guests.

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

After the roaring success of A Day in the Country, Tadhg J Devery is back with a brand new, bigger, wilder, and completely unhinged comedy show — Pints, Dentures & Rock ’n’ Roll. This time the characters aren’t just having the craic … they’re fully out of control.

Join us to celebrate the newest album from Sinéad Willox, Seoda Uladh and a showcase of incredible music at the Irish Cultural Centre, featuring captivating arrangements of songs and instrumentals from Seamie O’Dowd (guitar, bouzouki, vocals), David Bell (guitars) and Matt Mancuso (fiddle, vocals).

The combination of these three powerhouses of Irish vocals is one of the most exciting things happening in Irish music in recent times.
Ger O Donnell, Trevor Sexton and Don Stiffe unite for a night of magical music.

Award-winning Irish singer Cara Dillon brings her critically acclaimed, sold-out show to the Irish Cultural Centre in September 2026.

Join us for our regular monthly community dance.

Sharon Shannon is one of Ireland’s most beloved musical ambassadors, see her live at the Irish Cultural Centre Hammersmith!

Join us for an evening of Poetry and Stories hosted by Owen O’Neil.

Documentary about the birth of popular Irish music, coming to the ICC straight from it’s European premiere at the 36th Galway Film Festival. This Screening will be followed by a Q&A with the Director Billy McGrath.

A powerful two-hander exploring grief, friendship, love and forgiveness, as a former All-Star hurler confronts the ghosts of his past in this moving and darkly humorous new play by Conor Montague. Performed by Kieran Kelliher and Conor Montague.

Donegal born video-artist, Myrid Carten’s haunting feature debut presents a complex and unflinchingly honest portrait of her relationship with her alcoholic mother.

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

Music Network continues its 40th anniversary celebrations with a dynamic new collaboration featuring four of Ireland’s most outstanding traditional musicians.

A new more advanced screenwriting course led by Paul Carey, offering writers with existing projects a supportive space to develop TV and film scripts through weekly workshops, feedback, and discussion.

Join debut author Andy Nolan for an in-conversation event exploring Green Bloods, the gripping true story of the London Irish underworld. Drawing on exclusive interviews and unprecedented access, Nolan uncovers the hidden history of the Irish gangs who shaped London’s criminal landscape.

Join Irish Times Books Editor Martin Doyle for an evening of insight and conversation with Ireland’s greatest writers, as he launches A Hosting: Interviews with Irish Writers 1991–2026, featuring 35 years of interviews with literary icons including Sally Rooney, Claire Keegan, Roddy Doyle, Anne Enright and John Banville.

Featuring Cathal Hayden, Stephen Hayden, Kevin Doherty, Gino Lupari, and Dónal Murphy, we are excited to welcome back Four Men and a Dog to The ICC, this will be a special high-energy night that should not be missed!

This Halloween, the award-winning Irish horror audio drama Petrified comes to the stage for a spine-tingling live episode. Celebrate five chilling series with a brand-new supernatural tale performed live by Margaret McAuliffe, Michelle McMahon and Donncha O’Dea, followed by a Q&A with creators Peter Dunne and Liam Geraghty.

From Dublin’s Fair City, where The Girls Are So Pretty… Standup comedian, actress, author and fitness coach Enya Martin is one of Ireland’s most recognisable comedy voices and she’s bringing her brand-new show to UK audiences

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

An original Irish musical in concert, following one young man’s journey from family home to dangerous fame in New York.

A powerful evening exploring one of the darkest chapters in modern Irish history and the enduring legacy of the Magdalene Laundries. Through research and survivor testimony, this conversation brings to light the stories of the women whose lives were shaped by these institutions and asks how we remember a history too often silenced.

Experience an unforgettable evening of music and storytelling with Derek Ryan as he reflects on the stories and moments that inspired some of his most popular songs.

Join us for the start of the November lecture series with the UK Launch of Seán Lemass a Lost Memoir by Irish Times Journalist Ronan McGreevy.

Renowned Irish singer-songwriter Eleanor McEvoy — best known for her iconic hit “A Woman’s Heart”, the title track of the biggest-selling Irish album of all time — returns to the Irish Cultural Centre Hammersmith in November 2026 with ‘It’s Good to Be Here’, a warm, witty and uplifting concert celebrating the simple joy of being alive.

See the band that redefined contemporary Irish traditional music, with some of the finest musicians in the tradition coming together for two special nights this November.

Join us for an inspiring evening remembering one of the most extraordinary Irish figures of the First World War.

Poet and playwright Gabriel Gbadamosi and storyteller Nicholas Gbadamosi bring their brother’s remarkable life to the stage through storytelling, poetry, film and music – a moving exploration of family, memory and belonging.

The Whileaway’s beautifully crafted original songs and harmonies are delivered beautifully from the stage. With a blend of storytelling and intimate conversation their live show is undeniably transporting and a testament of the dedicated fan base they now hold. 

Two of the most exciting acts on today’s folk scene come together for an evening of exceptional traditional music, inventive arrangements and world-class musicianship.

Join the hKippers for a night of music and fun!

After a sold-out, critically acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Fringe, ‘Fresh Prince of Kildare’ is the debut tour show from Irish comedy sensation Peter Flanagan

The Sands Family are more than just a musical group; they are a living, breathing institution of Irish folk music, we are thrilled to welcome them to the Irish Cultural Centre this November

“One town. Over two hundred and fifty years. Seventy million descendants.”

The ICC is delighted to welcome the best selling author Louise Kennedy to the Centre to talk about her latest novel “Stations’. Stations is the unforgettable new novel from the number one bestselling, Women’s Prize- shortlisted author of Trespasses – Louise Kennedy.

Often referred to as the natural successor to John B Keane as Ireland’s masterful present day storyteller, Seamus O’Rourke brings to life in this production the wistful, blundering, romantic John Bosco McLean.

Folk music’s legendary triumvirate of musical magpies Mike McGoldrick, John McCusker and John Doyle are on tour again in 2027, bringing you their own blend of top -class folk songs, tunes and charming bon homie.