The exhibition at the National Photographic Archive, Temple Bar, showcases striking photographs from the Band Aid Trust Archive and captures the scale and emotion of that day.
On 13 July 1985, music created a moment of extraordinary collective action across continents, bringing together 1.6 billion viewers. The spring programme is inspired by gathering around music and shared experience. Some events offer quiet reflection, while others bring us back to the energy of the dancefloor. But all of them show how music and sound can bring people together and remind us of what’s possible when we unite.
All events take place at the National Photographic Archive, Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 WF85.
Events:
Silent Discos
Friday 13 March | 6.30 – 8.30pm
The last silent disco was a smash hit, so booking is essential for this free event.
Friday 10 April | 6.30 – 8.30pm
Booking is essential for this free event.
Pause and Reflect: The Live Aid Experience
► Slán Solas x National Photographic Archive
Thursday 26 March | 7 – 8.30pm
Slán Solas (Irish for “goodbye light”) is a candlelit evening gathering with gentle movement, guided breath, immersive sound, and live music.
Free. Booking essential.
Sundays 8 & 15 March; 12, 19 & 26 April | 11.00am – 12pm
Start your Sunday right with Allan Müller, Dublin’s favourite yoga teacher.
Free. Booking essential.
► Spring Reset: Slow Movement, Breathwork and Sound Bath
8 March, 12 April & 26 April | 11.00am – 12pm
Begin your day with gentle movement, guided breathwork and immersive sound.
Free. Booking essential.
22 March & 19 April | 11.00am – 12pm
Free. Booking essential.
Tours
► The Global Jukebox | Live Aid Tours
Fridays at 2.00pm Saturdays at 11.00am
Free guided tours of the Live Aid Exhibition, no booking required.