A day celebrating everything that makes us beautifully unapologetic women.

Look, this isn't your average market. We're throwing style, beauty, health, music, talks and cabaret all under one roof for a proper day of empowerment, inclusion and celebration. It's about connecting with other women, sharing stories, celebrating wins and actually supporting each other – because honestly, we're done apologising for taking up space.

You'll find a deadly collection of women-led businesses selling everything from second-hand clothing to crafted homewares, jewellery and beauty products. But here's the best bit – while you're shopping in the gorgeous surroundings of one of Dublin's finest spots, you can catch our incredible line-up of speakers covering everything from fashion and menopause to skincare, confidence building, fitness and loads more.

We're partnering with Lorraine Keane's Fashion Relief for Breast Cancer to raise money for this brilliant cause and share their stylish range of preloved and vintage clothing. Because looking good and doing good go hand in hand.

The day wraps up with the musical stylings of top Dublin DJ Betzy Medina, who'll be spinning the decks for a proper wind-down after party session. We'll be accepting donations on the night on behalf of Fashion Relief for Breast Cancer, so bring your crew along for a day out with a difference.

Come for the shopping, stay for the speakers, leave feeling like the absolute legend you are.

Free to attend

The seventh edition of STOP THE LIGHTS! sees Kelly-Anne Byrne go B2B with Dublin legend Mark Kelly. One of the most respected DJs on the scene, Mark has been a staple part of Dublin nightlife since the early days of Ri-Ra with his Strictly Handbag residency. He's rocked dancefloors all across the city from Ukiyo to The South William to Hang Dai, as well as appearing at Body & Soul Festival and Electric Picnic .

Kelly-Anne and Mark's first DJ parternship goes back a long way when they kicked off Discorotique in Bia Bar 16 years ago! They'll be recreating the magic of those halcyon days on Halloween night with their mix of funk, disco, house and everything else groovy inbetween. This is going to be a great night, inspired by some of the best nights Dublin City ever experienced. Be there, get down and GET SPOOKY!

SHIMMER returns to Hen's Teeth on Sunday 26th October for a spooky takeover  We'll be summoning some of Dublin's finest selectors to keep the floor shaking, with sets from... 

@lunasa.wav

@m.o.o.n.c.u.p b2b

@roohoneychild

@ govern3ss 

SHIMMER DJs (@_c_a_s_i_o , @onecanchan, @serdih, @kat.ni.l)

Expect a multi-genre showcase of uplifting drum-centric blends, cross-genre mixing, and a heavy dose of house, UKG, + beyond.

Tickets are live now on Eventbrite via the link in our bio — grab yours before they vanish!

Poster design by @serdih

10 years on from starting a club night inspired by Optimo, Despacio and wanting a club night that had an eclectic mix of tunes, with an emphasis on a house party atmosphere and a night where facing the DJ was not as important as what was coming out of the speakers, we are marking the milestone with a big 10 year celebratory bash, featuring songs from Lumo's 10 year history.

Lumo Club Residents: Nialler9, Gavin Elsted and Simon Roche

Lumo - Your Friends Are Here.

About Lumo

Lumo Club is a fun-first club night. We play disco, edits, electronic, pop, Italo disco, '80s jams, 90s/2000s dance, current bangers, curveballs and classics. Lumo is a house party-style club night in the best night spaces in Dublin that brings the soundest dancing crowd around.

Access the Lumo Club mailing list @ lumoclub.com to get notifications for upcoming events.

By joining us at Lumo Club, you agree to respect everyone present at Lumo events - regardless of race, religion, age, nationality, ethnicity, physical ability, gender identity or sexual orientation. All are welcome.

Hen's Teeth familiars Way Bad Press return for another showcase of limited edition original riso printed goodness. Way Bad turns their attention this time to spooktacular themes, with artists creating work about Halloween, horror, the occult & more. 

Expect prints, zines, tarot readings and more. Free print for the best costume! 

The Artists (IG name):

Conor Nolan (cheesenolan)

Jacob Burrill (jacobburrill)

Laura Callaghan (lauracallaghanillustration)

Aoife Cawley (aoifecawleyart)

Bebhinn Eilish (bebhinn_eilish)

Gabriel Fruchi (fruchitattoo)

Izzy Rose Grange (izzyrosegrange)

Ingmar Jarve (ingmar.jarve)

Eddie Kendrick (cityrocker.quarterly

Yewon Kwon (yaystation4)

Ailbhe Larsen (larsenartarsen)

Fuchsia Macaree (fuchsiamacaree)

Holly Pereira (holly.pereira)

Kate Power (katepower1)

Liz Michael (bigpimpdogman)

✨🕯 Join Dublin Lesbian Line on October 22nd at Hen’s Teeth as we gather our coven for a night of FLINTA* magic, queer storytelling, and Samhain mischief! 🎃🌙

Step into An Saol Eile (the Otherworld), where music, enchantment agus i bhfad níos mó will guide us through the thinning veil. Come to share your scéal (story), or simply bask in the queer magic of gathering at the very heart of Samhain’s origins. 🔮🎆

Not performing? Not to worry. Summon your most spellbinding Samhain look and you might just walk away with a prize… 🕸👻

We’re now calling for submissions! If you’d like to perform, please fill out this Google Form with a short description of your piece and we'll be in touch!

Keep an eye on our socials for lineup announcements and special guests

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Join us at Hen’s Teeth on October 16th to celebrate the launch of chef & food writer Ben Lippett's debut cookbook, How I Cook: A Chef’s Guide to Really Good Home Cooking. 

We'll be serving bites from the book on the night, and sups from the bar, with signed copies of the book available to pick up on the night.

About Ben Lippett

Ben Lippett – known online as @dinnerbyben – is a UK‑based chef, food writer, recipe developer, and co‑founder of Dr Sting’s Hot Honey. He’s also the author behind the influential Substack “How I Cook” and is set to publish his first cookbook, How I Cook: A Chef’s Guide to Really Good Home Cooking, with HarperCollins in summer 2025.

You’re Invited…
Absolut Haring
‘Art is for Everybody’

Step into a blend of art and flavour as we unveil the new Absolut Haring bottle - a tribute to
Keith Haring’s bold belief that Art is for Everybody.
Join us for an unforgettable night of cocktails, culture, and creativity:
When: Wednesday, October 15th
Where: Hens Teeth, Blackpitts, Dublin
Doors: 7pm

● Panel Talk – “Art Is For Everybody” hosted by Enda McGrattan, joined by panellists
Hugh Mulhern and Ishmael Claxton
● NYC-inspired beats & DJs
● Delicious Absolut Haring cocktails
● NYC street-style food served throughout the night
● Immersive visuals celebrating Haring’s legacy

A celebration of art, equality, and spirit - not to be missed.
Spaces are limited. RSVP now to secure your place.

Join us for a panel discussion with Dan Lambert, manager of Kneecap, Claire Mc Evoy, Head of Research and Policy at ICCL, and Una Mullally, writer and journalist. 

This ICCL event for the Irish Arts and Human Rights Festival will explore limitations on freedom of expression in Ireland and abroad, and the impact of these policies on artistic censorship, particularly in relation to Palestine, and what impact this is having on Ireland’s arts community.

Freedom of expression is under attack

Artists play a crucial role in challenging power structures, amplifying the voices of marginalised groups and facilitating political or social dialogue. Amid the on-going genocide, the rights of individuals to challenge the status quo with protest, direct action, advocacy and artistic expression have never been more essential.

However, freedom of expression is under attack. In recent months, the United States, United Kingdom and Germany have used hate speech and anti-terrorism legislation to criminalise peaceful expressions of solidarity with Palestine.

In the United Kingdom, a member of Kneecap, Liam Og O hAnnaidh (also known as Mo Chara), was charged with a terror offence in May for allegedly waving a Hezbollah flag at a concert in London. As a result, the group’s scheduled performances in Germany were cancelled.

The “Kneecap clause”

In Ireland, the Minister for Justice has proposed an amendment to the Criminal Justice (Terrorism Offences) Bill that would revise the definition of “provoking terrorism”. If this new provision is adopted, an individual could be prosecuted for speech that “glorifies” terrorist acts through either “praise or celebration”. This has been dubbed the “Kneecap clause”.

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties believes this provision could potentially be used to criminalise political speech, as “glorifying” terrorism does not inherently require any direct call to violence.

This vague language could have a chilling effect on artistic expression.

Speakers will explore:

• The intersection of art and politics and the role of artists in challenging power and giving expression to ideas which challenge and provoke.

  1. The current political climate in Ireland and abroad and the impact it is having on artists and artistic expression.

  2. Artistic self-censorship, due to fear of political and media backlash, criminal penalties or visa restrictions.

  3. The human rights frameworks protecting freedom of expression and the State’s responsibility to respect freedom of expression.

Real Bread Ireland is the support network for Ireland’s real bread bakers. Since its formation in 2015, what began as an initial six bakers has grown into a nationwide organisation numbering over 200 bakers and in the process creating a whole new market in Ireland for real sourdough bread. During that time the network has extended to include flour millers and growers so the native supply chain is slowly being revitalised.

RBI members guarantee that their bread is the genuine article, nothing added but flour, water, salt and time, and a million miles from industrially produced factory breads! This gathering is to celebrate Real Bread Ireland and the community of incredible bakers it supports.

Join Little O as she brings together some of her favourite DJs to lead the way into the new season.

The sun may be fading with the days getting short but that's no excuse for us not to get a little sweaty and hot!

Join Little O and her pals for another special get together at Hen’s Teeth.

Kicking off during the daylight hours with some banging rhythms, heavy basslines and high-energy beats to dance our way into the autumnal eve.

Expect Afrohouse, Baile Funk, Electronic, & more.

Line up TBA

Music, friends, and a new season - see you on the dance floor.

One Plate for Palestine and TAWLA collective come together to bring you a night of dinner and chats followed by drinks and dancing!

TAWLA COLLECTIVE X ONE PLATE FOR PALESTINE

'The parallels of togetherness'

We have paired up to bring you an incredible night of food and conversation followed by drinks and dancing in aid of Gaza go Bragh and TEA Collective!

Starting with dinner, which will consist of a 5 course Irish - inspired Levantine tasting menu whereby we will explore the parallels between both cultures and draw probably more similarities than you would think! Tickets are pretty limited for dinner so be sure to get them quick.

After party will start at 9pm with a drinks menu curated by bartending legend Gillian Boyle with all proceeds being donated to the causes above - there is a suggested donation of €5 on the door for those who want to come and dance!

LINEUP

David Diamond (Bella Festa)

JWY

DJ KARMAWI

VLC

DJ 3 CHANNELS

THE JABBAWOOKIE

Sick of Chess.com? Join us for some Music, Chess and Good Vibes. All levels welcome :)

Sunday funday party for all the Honeys and the Honeybunnys (all inclusive - bring your honeys and your bunnys) 🦄🌺

Honey Nights • El layli 3asal • ليالي العسل
New fun fundraiser event to connect and hang and make friends with all the tribes emerging from this Awakening.
Multicultural parties ya habeyeb.
Matchmaking heaven and dancing!!
Ya Allah, the aunties go wild.
Donations raised for the Mothers Against Genocide Mawasi Water project.

Unbelievable lineup of DJs and artists🧿
- Shekayla @shekaylarewyld
- Ailbhe Dalba @ailbhe.mp4
- Ciara May @ciara_ma_boc
- Flying Fatima @saghafakir
- Larabel @larabel._
- Hewan @ethio.grooves
- Kelsey @kelsey__selky
Hosted by Roisin x

Reserve tickets via revolut or buy at door. X

The sixth edition of STOP THE LIGHTS! sees Kelly-Anne Byrne go B2B with DJ extraordinaire Fingerman (Gregg Holmes). Founder of Hot Digits Music, he's been spinning discs since the 90s.

A well-respected producer and remixer, Gregg's editing style has caught the ears of many revered DJs on the scene such as Dimitri from Paris and Greg Wilson. He also releases music on reputable labels Midnight Riot, Hotbox Boogie, Wall Of Fame and Discodat. Fingerman has made appearances at numerous festival and outdoor events such as Festival Number 6, Melon Bomb in Ibiza, Farmfest and the much lauded Pride Village Street Parties in Brighton.

He had the crowd in the palm of his hand during his set at Sea Sessions last year with his blend of house, soul, disco and funk and he's coming all the way from Belfast...this is not to be missed!

Join us in sugar rush communion and dive into Vaticanjail’s world at her debut EP ‘SWEETS BAR’ Launch Party.

An evening of music, dancing, drag, awards and queer extravaganza, a ‘sweet’ spot for people to break from reality and give into indulgence. With performances by Vaticanjail and a DJ set by ÓIR.

Dress code is Candied Cherry Confidence; wear whatever makes you feel like your most empowered self: glam, leather, glitter, platforms, latex, editorial makeup and hairstyles, everything is welcome at sugar rush hour in the Vaticanjail city.

We promise to ensure a safe space for you to feel comfortable enough for your confidence to bring you to divinity, diva. And who knows, you might even win a prize for it babe, so show up and show down. Awards ceremony? WHO SAID THAT!

Please come ready to dance and to smooch, surprises and more for the highest heels, best dance moves, and shiniest gloss (that may or may not transfer on someone cute).

See you there diva!

As part of our Art Market weekender this coming September, we're buzzing to announce that we'll be hosting a very fun and intimate fireside talk (minus the fire) with one of our favourite illustrators on the 🌎, Mr Bingo.

Tickets will shift in double quick time, so don't snooze.

About Mr Bingo

Mr Bingo was a commercial illustrator for 15 years, working regularly for clients such as The New Yorker, The Guardian, TIME, CH4, The Mighty Boosh & The New York Times. An archive of the thousands of illustrations from this period doesn’t exist online because he got bored once in a motorhome and deleted his entire portfolio website. You can see a small selection of work from this period here.

In 2015 he launched a Kickstarter to fund a book about his Hate Mail project. The campaign featured a rap video and a diverse selection of rewards including being trolled, having your washing up done, going on a date in Wetherspoons, being told to fuck off on Christmas Day and getting shitfaced on a train.

He decided around this period to never work for clients ever again and focus on being some sort of artist which he’s done ever since.

In 2023 Mr Bingo decided to take an entire year off as an experiment and left London with a rucksack and no plan at 8:40pm on Dec 31st 2022. He was spotted in Sri Lanka, Japan and Cornwall.

Welcome to our second Sonidero at Hen's Teeth!

This event includes entry to a night full of dancing to salsa and cumbia music from legendary Latin American groups and singers, with guest DJs who’ll keep you moving until you’re dripping with sweat.

Confirmed DJs:

DJ Güero: the most Mexican Irishman in Dublin.
Betzy Nina: the DJ with the most Caribbean flow.

DJ AP: mexican based in Dublin to give you the sonidero sounds!

What is the Sonidero? 

Born in the streets of Mexico City, a sonidero is more it has been a cultural phenomenon where the community creates a party, a celebration centered around music. Picture a community-powered dance floor filled with sound systems, DJs sending shoutouts through the mic, and a crowd vibing to tropical beats like cumbia, guaracha, and salsa.

You’ll also get to enjoy delicious food prepared by our cook Andrea Flores, who’ll be serving crispy tacos dorados drenched in homemade salsas, delicious cake and chicharrones (mexican crisps) with valentina sauce. 

When?

September 7th, From 2pm to 8pm

Where?
Hen's Teeth, Blackpitts, Dublin 8, D08 A9FD, Ireland

Ticket Price: €20  (entry only – food and drinks sold separately)

Early Bird Ticket: €15

Tickets will be priced at €23 on the day of the event.

VINTAGE IS CALLING YOU - We're beyond excited to announce that on Saturday, September 6th, we'll be hosting a pop-up at the fabulous @hensteethdublin space.

Get ready, because we're bringing our curated autumn vintage collection. We'll have 200 unique and exclusive pieces just for this pop-up, so you can't miss it!!

Our pop-up will run from 10am to 5pm. You'll get to enjoy Hen's Teeth's amazing cafe, live Dj by@brandnewretro.ie, a tattoo artist @dainty.dots.tattoo for those who want to go a step further, and of course, the very best vintage!

We can't wait to see you. 

Good music, tasty sups & food from the kitchen. Join us on Sunday 24th for a daytime party with smokey & friends.

More info soon!

For the fifth edition of STOP THE LIGHTS! Kelly-Anne Byrne goes B2B with Dublin legend MANGO. If you were at their set on New Year's Eve last year, you'll remember a packed dancefloor all night. With his diverse musical taste, Mango drops everything from soul, to hip hop, to disco/house, 90s classics and funky jams, all curated with love and care. Most importantly, these two bring nothing but good vibes and energy. This is defintely not to be missed...Finglas in the house!

At this show, you’ll get up close and personal with artists, meet like-minded music fans, and experience a cool, local space in an entirely new way.

Fondita Mestiza presents its first marisquería-style pop-up of the summer: an evening where the flavours of the sea connect two shores: Mexico and Ireland. Drawing from traditional seafood recipes from Mexico City and Mazatlán, we reinterpret them using Irish coastal ingredients to create a unique four- course menu. 

This event will be a living installation, a visual and sensory reinterpretation of Mexican seafood joints within the Irish context. The space will be transformed with imagery, colors, and decor inspired by the marisquerías of the Mexican Pacific, adapted with an Irish twist.

Live music, drinks to pair with the menu, and above all, a space where food, culture and art meet.