The Beatles Weekend

A Spectacular Beatles Weekend – Friday 22nd to Sunday 24th August 2025

Join us for a three-day celebration of music, culture, and friendship as we honour the enduring legacy of The Beatles and the deep-rooted connections between Liverpool and Dublin. This unforgettable weekend will take place across iconic Dublin venues, including Wigwam on Abbey Street, the historic Adelphi Cinema site where The Beatles performed their only ever Irish shows in 1963, and Meeting House Square in Temple Bar.

Wigwam Hosts Two Days of Beatles Fun

• Friday 22nd & Saturday 23rd August
  Venues: Wigwam & The Adelphi Site
  Step into the world of Beatlemania with a vibrant programme of live performances, DJ sets, talks, and screenings celebrating the Fab Four and Liverpool’s musical legacy.
• Friday 22nd August – Beatles Day
  • Live Beatles Music All Day
  • Beatles Quiz – Test your trivia skills!
  • Record Fair – Hunt for rare vinyl and memorabilia
  • Non-stop Beatles DJ Sets
  • Dress as Your Favourite Beatle – Costumes encouraged!
• Saturday 23rd August – Liverpool Celebration
  Celebrate Liverpool’s rich musical heritage with a stellar DJ lineup:
  • Hannah Lynch – Spinning iconic tracks from Liverpool and beyond
  • The Glass Collective – A dynamic live showcase

Family Fun Day in Temple Bar

• • Sunday 24th August
    Location: Meeting House Square & Parliament Street
    Time: Midday to 5pm
    Wrap up the weekend with a family-friendly celebration in the heart of Dublin!
    Enjoy:
    • Live Beatles Music
    • Themed Markets
    • Spoken Word Performances
    • Interactive Workshops for All Ages
    • Outdoor Screenings & Costume Fun on Parliament Street, Dublin’s newest pedestrian zone

TICKETS OPTIONS– *Reserve Your Spot: 

Admission is free, but space is limited — be sure to book in advance on Eventbrite

You can choose from the following ticket types:

• • Full Day Ticket: Access from 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
  • Morning Session: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
  • Afternoon Session: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Supported by:
Dublin City Council, Dublin Brand, Liverpool City Council, The Cavern Club and contributions from local artists, historians, and community groups.