The Dublin by Night Festival is set to take over Dublin city centre from 1st – 2nd November 2024.

The festival aims to highlight Dublin’s arts, culture, food, and music, reigniting the city’s nocturnal charm.

Group photo of business owners and organisers of the 2023 Dublin by Night Festival

Dublin By Night Fest Event Details

• Friday 1st November 2024: Drury Street and South William Street (South Side Dublin)
• Saturday 3rd November 2024: Capel Street and Lower Mary Street (North Side Dublin)

SOLE Seafood & Grill at Dublin By Night Fest 2024

SOLE Seafood & Grill is delighted to be taking part in this year’s South Side Dublin By Night Fest in association with Dublin Town, Dublin City Council, Failte Ireland and other key partners under the Winter in Dublin initiative, this vibrant event will transform the central streets into a sensory playground.

The Dublin by Night Fest is a celebration of Dublin City’s night-time economy and the city’s Purple Flag award-winning status.

The aim of this initiative is to bring the city alive after 5 pm with music, arts and culture, food and shopping through a night market.

As part of the Winter in Dublin programme by Failte Ireland and the Department of Tourism, Culture, arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, this Dublin By Night is a fantastic two-day celebration of Dublin City’s amazing night-time economy and the city’s Purple Flag status for Dubliners and Visitors alike to enjoy.

Purple Flag is the name of the international award that recognises excellent places to go for a night out.

SOLE Seafood & Grill will have a stall outside the restaurant, serving our renowned Seafood Chowder made with locally sourced Irish Seafood from our partners Kish Fish, Roaring Water Bay Mussels, McCormack Family Farm and Keelings.

Enjoy SOLE’s delicious Seafood Chowder at the Dublin By Night Festival served with brown soda bread and in a 12oz biodegradable bowl.

Dublin By Night Fest 2024 Highlights

• Performers like Soule, Leila Jane, Kylabelle, Sam Clifford, Aonair, and singer-songwriter Gavin James will take the stage, along with drag shows, brass bands, samba, and Irish dancing.
• Beyond entertainment, the fest is a celebration of unity. It’s an opportunity for bonding and experiencing Dublin’s magic, particularly after sundown.
• The fest will feature spoken word, music, dance, circus performances, live bands, busker performances.
• Several local eateries will have food stalls, accompanied by live cooking demonstrations, giving a real taste of Dublin.
• There will be market stalls with various items, alongside Georges Street Arcade, which will remain open late for the event