General

Come along and enjoy a great evening of Halloween festivities in aid of the Longford Red Cross.

Keep the kids safe, well entertained and enjoying the holiday fun at various city council Halloween events throughout Dublin North Central

The Ark is an award winning cultural centre dedicated to children running festivals, plays for children, children events and workshops in Dublin

Three little orphan girls named Margo, Edith and Agnes. cause the world’s greatest villain, Gru to rethink his plan to steal the moon. .

Free to enter online competition to win tickets to the new kids movie Despicable Me.

Hallowfest is a magical celebration run by South Dublin County Council and……it’s ‘FREE’ for all the family!

Thomas The Tank Engine Live musical adventure packed with audience sing-a-longs, high energy dancing and thrilling adventures.

Win 2 family packs (2 adults and 2 children) for Storytelling, big screen and lots of musical fun with Paul Rissmann Sunday 21 June in this free to enter competition

This Halloween ,The National Library will be hosting only one event this year for the kids, a mask making workshop.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the present day and go “Back to the Future” with Dad’s Day Off.

Bog of Allen Nature Centre hold family events all year round From Summer and Easter Camps to Kid Workshops and Creepie Crawlie Trick or Treat.

Corkagh Pet Farm is a great way for kids to interact with animals and enjoy a family day out in Corkagh Park pet farm,

Go Kids Go is a bright and spacious activity and kids party venue in Blanchardstown, Dublin with lots of activities for the kids. They also do school tours.

There are many weird and wonderful attractions at the Straffan Butterfly Farm, Ireland’s first live tropical butterfly exhibition. A great family fun day out in Straffan Butterfly Farm

Fun Fitness are the children’s birthday party specialists in Dublin with an indoor activity play centre that is bright, clean and safe.

Yola Farmstead is where your family can discover their culture and heritage, and to see how their ancestors lived and worked through the vernacular buildings, a working windmill, bygone farm machinery