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

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.

A vibrant celebration of Irish music and culture featuring soulful performances from Lorraine Nash and Liam Ó Maonlaí for St Brigid’s Weekend.

Join us for a double bill of female creativity celebrating St Brigid’s with Na Leanai and The Henry Girls.                                                      

Join us celebrating St Brigid’s Day with the Friel Sisters!

Experience two of the world’s leading Celtic guitarists in a one-night-only London performance at the Irish Cultural Centre. Don’t miss this chance to hear genre-defying music from JP Cormier (Canada) and Tim Edey (Anglo-Irish) live.

Join us for our regular monthly community dance.

Mary Coughlan brings her powerful, soulful voice and extraordinary life story to the stage at the Irish Cultural Centre.

A special screening of the award-winning Irish-language documentary Focla ar Chanbhás (Words on Canvas) followed by a Q&A with Director Paddy Hayes and musician David Keenan.

Join North London Comhaltas for a vibrant afternoon of traditional Irish music and dance, showcasing the talent and dedication of young performers and musicians from across London. This special fundraiser concert will support the All Britain Fleadh 2026 and promises a lively, family-friendly celebration of Irish culture.

Accordion maestro Dermot Byrne, legendary fiddler and member of the iconic Bothy Band Kevin Burke, acclaimed singer-songwriter Noriana Kennedy (The Whileaways), and lauded guitarist Jim Murray come together for an exceptional nationwide tour in early 2026.

Join us for a special double concert with Sean Lyons, followed by the trio Floriane, Blancke, Quentin Cooper & Brian Fleming.

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

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the Irish Cultural Centre with the band Some One’s Sons

Barry Kerr is riding a remarkable new wave of recognition, with his seventh studio album Curlew’s Cry shortlisted for Folk Album of the Year. March will see him on a special run of English dates: Stroud’s Prince Albert on 16 March, a featured appearance at the Awards show in Manchester on 17 March (to be streamed online), Birmingham’s Nortons on 18 March, and the Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith, London, on 19 March. 

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.

The Haar return to the Irish Cultural Centre with their new album: The Lost Day 2026 – one of the most in-demand and unique live acts in the UK and Irish folk scenes today.

Heidi Talbot was born in Ireland became a folk star in the USA as a member of the Irish American band Cherish the Ladies, and now lives in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Sensational guitar playing, evocative singing, and unforgettable storytelling. The brothers Brendan and Declan Murphy give an uplifting account of their early life growing up on the Irish border during the Troubles.

Catch the UK debut of Irish comedian, musician, and TikTok star Garron Noone for a night of comedy, music and fun!

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.