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13 October 2025
| N 16:15 | Beta Festival 2025 diffhist +596 Walt talk contribs (Created page with "{{Event |Organiser/s=Beta Fest |Location=Dublin |Name=Beta Festival 2025 |Date=2025-11-07 |EndDate=2025-11-23 |Source=https://2025.betafestival.ie |Spotlight=No }} Beta is Ireland’s festival of art and technology, exploring the societal impact of emerging technologies via exhibitions, workshops, debates, and installations. It offers commissioning, residencies and mentorship opportunities, bridging creative practice and tech research. The festival aims to highlight ethi...") | ||||
| N 15:22 | Strange lands still bear common ground - TULCA 2025 diffhist +552 Walt talk contribs (Created page with "{{Event |Location=Various locations, Galway City |Name=Strange lands still bear common ground - TULCA 2025 |Date=2025-11-07 |EndDate=2025-11-23 |Source=https://www.tulca.ie/tulca-2025 |Spotlight=No }} TULCA 2025 brings together Irish and international artists under the theme Strange lands still bear common ground. The festival expands across galleries and public sites in Galway, presenting exhibitions, performances and talks that explore belonging, displacement and inter...") | ||||
| N 15:21 | The Lark Unending diffhist +587 Walt talk contribs (Created page with "{{Event |Organiser/s=National Concert Hall |Location=National Concert Hall, Dublin |Name=The Lark Unending |Date=2025-11-04 |EndDate=2025-11-04 |Source=https://www.nch.ie/all-events-listing/the-lark-unending-nov25 |Spotlight=No }} An electroacoustic performance by David Donohoe featuring live flute and percussion, combining field recordings of skylarks from the Glenasmole Valley with electronic sound. The piece explores relationships between natural soundscapes and human...") | ||||