Author: aleksandra

📣 Cookie Emergency Alert! 🍪🔥
Today in our Social Media class, Shaun officially became CEO of Homemade Cookies — and honestly, we’re ready to sign the petition to make it a full-time position.

We all gathered for class… but let’s be real, we only stayed for those legendary cookies. One bite and suddenly everyone forgot their assignments, their stress, and possibly their names. 😂

The vibes? Immaculate.
The crumbs? Everywhere.
The sugar rush? Historic.

Swipe for the chaos, the cookies, and the classmates who pretended they only took one. 👀🤣
(Yes, video and pics coming because this masterpiece must be documented.)

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#CookieKing/Queen #ClassSnackGoals #SocialMediaSquad #WeCameForKnowledgeStayedForCookies #HomemadeCookieMagic 🍪✨

Welcome all to a space where creativity knows no bounds. Here, art breathes life, colors tell stories, and every stroke is an invitation to explore the soul’s deepest whispers.

Join me on this journey, where passion meets canvas, and let’s share in the beauty of creation together. Your presence is the final piece of the puzzle.

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Fingal Festival of Fire Part of Winter in Dublin

If you’re looking for a way to celebrate Halloween in Fingal, the Fingal Festival of Fire is one not to miss. Taking place on Thursday, 31st October, this exciting event is being hosted by Events in Fingal across four locations, including the iconic Malahide Castle.

At Malahide Castle:

• 7:00 PM – Scary Disco
• 7:30 PM – Fireworks Display

It’s a family-friendly evening filled with music, fun, and a spectacular fireworks show to celebrate Halloween in a magical setting.

Whether you’re local or visiting, it’s a great way to enjoy Halloween night with friends and family.

Sundays at Noon – Music and Art Together at Hugh Lane Gallery

Sunday, 28 September 2025
Hugh Lane Gallery – Free Entry

Come spend a peaceful and inspiring Sunday at the Hugh Lane Gallery, where art and music come together in a beautiful setting that’s free for everyone to enjoy.

This week’s Sundays at Noon concert features the incredible Woodpeckers Recorder Quartet – four talented musicians, Pernille Petersen, Caroline Eidsten Dahl, Katarina Widell, and Kate Hearne, who bring the recorder to life with both ancient and modern sounds. They’ll also premiere a brand new piece by Irish composer Tim Doyle, written specially for them.

While the music fills the space, you’re surrounded by some of the world’s most beautiful artworks. It’s a chance to not only listen, but to feel to connect with the beauty of music and art at the same time, and maybe even reconnect with a quieter part of yourself.

Take a moment out of your week to slow down, enjoy something meaningful, and let yourself be moved.

Concert begins at 12 noon: admission is free. Come early to get a good seat and enjoy the gallery!

Can’t make it in person?
No worries Hugh Lane Gallery often shares live recordings of Sundays at Noon concerts on their YouTube channel. If you can’t be there, you can still enjoy the beautiful music from home. Just head over to YouTube and search for “Hugh Lane Gallery Sundays at Noon” to check out past and upcoming performances.

It’s a lovely way to stay connected with art and music, wherever you are!