The list of things to do in Dublin this weekend includes something for everyone, from a thrilling supercar event at Malahide Castle to free movie screenings to late night shenanigans.
Whether it's a weekend full of enriching cultural experiences, delicious food or family friendly fun you're looking for this weekend in Dublin, there will be something taking place that will have what you're looking for.
Here are the best things to do in Dublin this weekend.
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Cannoball supercar event at Malahide Castle
Over 200 supercars are set to blast off from Malahide Castle this Friday, September 9 for Cannonball.
There will be Brazilian dancers, music, free pizza and even the Ghostbusters car, resulting in a stellar day out for all of the family.
This year, the highly anticipated event will raise funds for The Hope Foundation as it sees the highest ever number of car entries including Lamborghini, Ferrari, McLaren , Aston Martin Porsche, Rolls Royce Bentley and Maserati.
Free movies at IFI
The Irish Film Institute celebrates its 30th anniversary in Temple Bar this weekend and on Saturday, September 10, visitors will have the opportunity to view a host of movies for free.
Additionally, those visiting will have the opportunity to take a behind the scenes look at the inner working of the IFI.
Tickets for the free movie screenings will be dished out on a first come, first served basis.
Airfield Farmer's Market
If you haven't yet visited Airfield Farmers Market, which takes place at Airfield Estate every Friday and Saturday until 2.30pm, you can expect friendly faces selling delicious, sustainable fare.
Expect cakes, bread, treats, ingredients and fresh fruit and veg.
Visit Dublin's newest pub
A brand new pub has opened where Porterhouse Central used to be on Nassau Street.
Tapped serves a huge range of craft beers as well as kegged cocktails. The interior of the venue is super stylish, featuring shipping container pods used as seating booths, up-cycled furniture, keg chairs and old TV frames holding local Irish art.
In terms of food, you can expect pizza from Dublin Pizza Company as well as LA-style smash burger and sandwiches.
Beach yoga
Every Sunday at 10am on Killiney Beach, Niamh Pollins teaches a yoga class which helps attendees relax and disconnect from hectic modern life, with an amplified sense of zen provided by the sound of birds and lapping waves.
Tickets cost just over €10 and can be purchased here.
Pups in the Park
Pups in the Park is returning to Dublin after a hugely successful event earlier this year.
This time around, it brings a whole host of doggy themed fun to Marlay Park on Saturday and Sunday, September 10 and 11.
Pups in the Park was a hit with pet owners and dog lovers in Dublin when it happened in Malahide. The two day dog festival featured the Leader Main Arena, Expert Talk Stage, Obedience Ring, Agility Course, Hay Bale Race, Puppy Academy, The Great Dog Walk and much more.
Tickets can be purchased at pupsinthepark.ie.
EPIC Explorers Family Tour
On Sunday, September 11 between 11am and 2pm, family fun is what to expect at EPIC Museum in Dublin.
EPIC Explorers Family Tour will be an interactive guided tour full of word games, drawing challenges and more as about Ireland’s history of emigration through the exploration of EPIC’s digital and sensory galleries.
Tickets are available to purchase at Epicchq.com.
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