Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival
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Launched in 2023, the annual Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival celebrates cutting-edge research and creativity. It provides a unique opportunity for scholars and artists to share their work with a wider audience, engage in meaningful conversations with their colleagues, and make new collaborations across disciplines.
Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival 2026
Trinity’s Arts and Humanities Research Festival returns in 2026 with an exciting programme of free talks and performances spotlighting the fascinating work being undertaken by the university’s arts and humanities researchers.
Click here to see the Trinity Arts and Humanities Research Festival Programme 2026
Event Registration
The Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival is free and open to the public. While most events are drop-in, others require pre-registration.
Please click the images below to access the registration page for each event. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
Can People Who Disagree Work Together to Shape the Future - Sept 18
Suspension of Disbelief (& Other Great Lost Inventions) - Sept 18
A Sorry Business: How Britain’s Accidental Apology for the Irish Famine- Sept 21
Behind the Books: Conservation & Preservation at the Library - Sept 21 & 22
Uncomfortable Dublin Walking Tour - Sept 23/24/25
Electric Dreams: how technology helps us make live theatre - Sept 23rd
Ceannlínte faoi Chaibidil: Géarchéim Muiníne - 24 Meán Fómhair
Libraries for Democracy - Sept 25th
Gulliver's Travels: Tour and Workshop - Sept 28th
Colm Tóibín’s Testaments of Mary: An Interview with the Author - Sept 28
Programmes
Click the images below to view the programmes for previous editions of the Trinity Arts & Humanities Research Festival.