Sunday, 26th July
We Love Markets Monthly Flea Market
We Love Markets is a monthly flea market that takes place on The Digital Hub campus on the last Sunday of every month. The Market hosts up to 50 eclectic stalls, showcasing a mixture of local design and locally made artisan food, homemade crafts, clothes, furniture, bric-a-brac, vintage wares, artisan goods and plenty of hidden gems. The market supports local enterprises, organisations, designers and creatives in Dublin 8. The next market will be taking place on Sunday, 26th July from 11am - 5pm at the Digital Depot car park.
The Liberties Festival ~ 20 - 26 July, 📍
The Digital Hub is delighted to host `Where do we all belong`, an exhibition by Ronan Dillon, Peter Martin and Noel Feeney, as part of @thelibertiesfestival.
`Where do we all belong?` is a socially engaged visual art project exploring experiences of loneliness, connection and belonging in The Liberties.
The project began in May with a research phase that sought to better understand local attitudes, experiences and insights relating to loneliness in the area.
There will be a lunchtime talk at 1.15pm on Friday, 24th July around the project with its creators, participants and external insights.
The exhibition will be available for public viewing at The Bank at The Digital Hub, 85 James’s St, Dublin 8.
Exhibition Launch ~ Thursday, 23rd July at 6:30pm
Exhibition Opening Hours:
Friday, 24th July - Saturday, 25th July ~ 12:00pm - 4:00pm
This is a free event, no booking is required. Spaces are limited for the exhibition launch and tickets must be booked through the event page to attend.
For further information on the exhibition or the full festival programme, please visit @thelibertiesfestival website.
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Jul 20
The Liberties Festival ~ 20 - 26 July, 📍
The Digital Hub member, @dublininquirer will be dropping into a few local businesses to chat with their owners for the second edition of Talking Shop as part of The Liberties Festival.
Last year’s edition saw members of the team drop into local businesses to discover some of the stories that shaped these businesses and frame them within the larger cultural and social context of The Liberties.
This year reporter Stephanie Costello, deputy editor Lois Kapila and reporter Michael Lanigan will be heading out, starting on Tuesday at 6:30pm in Hopeless Botanics on Dean Street, followed by Thomas House on Thomas Street at 7:30pm.
Then, on Wednesday, @dublininquirer will be over in Some Neck Guitars on Francis Street at 6:30pm and Picado Mexican on Cork Street at 7:30pm.
Finally, on Thursday, the team will be paying a visit to Martin Fennelly Antiques on Francis Street at 6:30pm and Betty Bojangles on Thomas Street at 7:30pm.
Each talk is free but booking is required.
For further information on Talking Shop or the full festival programme, please visit @thelibertiesfestival`s website.
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Jul 17
The Liberties Festival ~ 20 - 26 July, 📍
The Digital Hub will be hosting @thelibertiescommunityproject Beekeeping Experience with @innercitybee8 on our campus as part of @thelibertiesfestival.
Discover the fascinating world of bees with a 1.5-hour Beekeeping Experience – an unforgettable opportunity to meet the bees, learn how they live and communicate and gain hands-on insight into the essential role of beekeepers in sustaining our environment.
The Beekeeping Experiences on Tuesday, 21st July and Thursday, 23rd July as part of The Liberties Festival are currently sold out due to high demand but there is a waitlist in order to register interest.
Register interest via the LinkTree in our bio.
For further information on the Beekeeping Experience or the full festival programme, please visit @thelibertiesfestival`s website.
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Jul 16
We are thrilled to be shortlisted in the `Irish Life Creativity in the Community` Award for the 2026 @businesstoarts Awards, for Roblox Raising Producers in collaboration with HoloGen.
The Roblox Raising Producers Learning Programme, delivered at The Digital Hub, engages children aged nine to twelve from Dublin 8 primary schools in a dynamic introduction to game design and digital creativity.
Aimed at young users of the highly popular online platform Roblox, The Roblox Raising Producers programme shifts their role from content consumers to confident producers by introducing them to Roblox Studio, the powerful game development engine behind Roblox.
We are delighted to partner with HoloGen and specifically course educator, Barry Haughey, on this programme since 2024.
Learn more about Roblox Raising Producers and our other learning programmes via the LinkTree in our bio.
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Jul 15
Did you know?
St Patrick’s Tower is a ‘smock’ style windmill as its tapering construction shape resembled the traditional farmer’s smock dress of the time.
It’s all the more unique because its circular while this type of windmill was more often hexagonal or octagonal.
Find out more about St Patrick`s Tower on our website via the LinkTree in our bio.
Photo by Ros Kavanagh for Digital Hub Development Agency.
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Jul 14
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