The Contemporary Music Centre is a resource for contemporary Irish music at 19 Fishamble Street in Dublin’s Temple Bar. Its national archive lets you listen to music and try an electronic organ, with a collection that includes unusual items. The centre also runs workshops, so check its schedule if you want to take part in an event. Staff can help you find out more about the collection and activities. It is open on weekdays; Saturday and Sunday are closed.
Explore the music archive
The Contemporary Music Centre’s national archive focuses on contemporary Irish music. You can listen to music there and try an electronic organ. The collection also includes unusual items, giving you more to explore than a standard listening visit.
Ask the staff about the archive and what is available during your visit. Their knowledge can help you find your way through the collection.
Workshops and location
The centre runs workshops with opportunities to meet people interested in music. Check the schedule before setting out, since the available events depend on the programme.
You’ll find the centre at 19 Fishamble Street in Temple Bar, Dublin 8. It is open on weekdays and closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is the Contemporary Music Centre?
It is at 19 Fishamble Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 8.
What can you do at the centre?
Explore its archive of contemporary Irish music, listen to music and try an electronic organ. The centre also runs workshops.
Is the Contemporary Music Centre open at weekends?
No. It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
