We’re hosting the Aeropress Championships this year, where we will excitedly crown an Irish Champion and (with gritted teeth) send them off to represent us all at the World Finals in Rimini in August.

There will be a few beers, lots of Coffee floating around and tunes from Nico.

Pop your head in from 6.30pm on Thursday 8th.

Brenda Tobin approached us a couple of months ago with an idea she had been mulling over for a while…..how to offer artists and creative types, the legal advice on their work that they would normally be unable to afford. She came up with a drop-in clinic concept that will be held tuesday april 1st in the Fumbally, 8 – 11am.

Are you an artist, writer, designer or freelance creative?

Do you know how to protect your creative work and ensure that you get paid for it?

Do you have any questions about how to protect your work that you’d like a specialist lawyer to answer?

You may want some help writing a letter or you’d like an opinion on a contract from a publisher or a distributor, a software development or a freelance contract. You may be setting up a business and need some guidance on branding or protecting your ideas or you may have a question about using other copyright material in your own creative work?

Brenda worked as a solicitor in RTE for 9 years and before that worked in a large London law firm running an advice service for creators. 

Come along, have a coffee…maybe a slice of cake and go home with some legal advice.

€20 for 15 minutes one to one. No booking required, just turn up.

On one of those beautiful sunny evenings during the heatwave in June of this year I attended a performance in an unassuming venue in Ballydehob in West Cork. It changed the way I look at men and women, and what makes us men and women, and what makes us different as men and women.

This is an incredible story.

Having lived as a straight woman, lesbian, transgendered, transsexual gay male, transsexual straight male and finally genderless, Marcus Magdalena will bring an often controversial topic to the forefront. Augmented by experiences of addiction, homelessness and depression, Marcus Magdalena’s story, Unicorn with a Cape, is a theatrical medium of advocacy for the rights of all.

Each of us IS the power of impact, whether through fear or love, as an individual or a community. And, there comes an instant, where the moment goes past the point of choice, directly to the truth of instinct – to the place of who and what we really are.

This is a real story, a real life story……of a Unicorn, and their cape.

Thursday Nov 28th

€10/€8

Food and drink on sale

Doors 7pm

“The way to Achieve happiness is to try for perfection that is impossible to achieve, and spend the rest of your life trying to achieve it.”

Winston Churchill

We’ll be trying for our own happiness on Saturday 2nd as we host a screening of the Film of the same title.

This is a Happenings event as part of the UCD Science & Film Festival

more info here

doors 7.30pm

€10

Nachos and popcorn included in the price of the ticket. Drinks available.