Our Work
At the heart of everything we do is a commitment to creating meaningful experiences that leave a lasting impact.
International Womens Day
Celebrating Women Leading Change
Ballybough & North Strand Festival of History 2024 & 2025 with Dublin Festival of history
The Ballybough & North Strand Festival of History showcases LWP’s commitment to place-based storytelling and meaningful community engagement. Delivered as a curated programme of nine events across two consecutive years, the festival drew on the rich historical fabric of the area to create an engaging and accessible series of talks, tours, and cultural experiences.
Programme highlights included an SFX talk on the iconic venue on Gardiner Street, exploring Dublin’s music heritage, alongside Memories of Fanny Hutton’s Sweet Shop in Summerhill, delivered by Dublin City Council Historian-in-Residence Elizabeth Kehoe. Walking tours formed a key part of the programme, including In the Shadow of Crokerwith historian Seán Deegan, guiding audiences through the social and sporting history of the area.
Additional events across the two years included talks on Inner City tenement life, exhibitions of local history, explorations of the Jones’s Road Distillery and Dublin whiskey heritage, revolutionary history walking tours, and an online “show and tell” on Irish furniture restoration. The programme also featured a unique blend of culture and community with events such as Where Rock and Religion Rolled, combining music history discussion with live DJ performance.
The depth and richness of Ballybough and North Strand’s history provided a strong foundation for programming, enabling LWP to develop a festival that resonated deeply with local audiences. By collaborating closely with historians, residents, and community partners, LWP brought the stories of the area to life, strengthening connections to place and shared heritage.
Culture Night with RTE Concert Orchestra and Patrick Dexter
As part of Culture Night, LWP has delivered a standout, award-winning family event in collaboration with North East Inner City Initiative, attracting audiences of over 2,000 people. Working with partners such as the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and Patrick Dexter, the event transformed public space into an extraordinary cultural experience, offering free access to high-quality live performance in a unique setting. Carefully curated and expertly produced, the programme balanced artistic excellence with broad public appeal, creating a vibrant, inclusive celebration at the heart of the community.
Luke Kelly – 40th Anniversary
A tribute to Luke Kelly’s legacy
Nollaig na mBan Annual Festival
The Nollaig na mBan Festival in Dublin’s North Inner City has taken this day to a whole new level. Established in Ballybough, the North Strand and Clonliffe areas, and sponsored by Dublin City Council, NEIC, Inner City Trust and Local Safety Partnership the special day was designed to honour and celebrate local women.
Over the years this festival has gained the reputation of attracting top class events to local venues such as Charleville Mall Library, St. Columba’s Church, Clonliffe House, Cusack’s and Annesley House in North Strand and Ballybough
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