It's that time of the week again when we've forgotten about the horrors of last weekend's hangover, and start dreaming about the possibilities of this weekend.
Hopes are high, inhibitions are low - and we're still dreading checking our bank balance, but we'll manage somehow.
We've tried to cover something for everyone. Now all you have to do is choose...
Trinity College's incredible Science Gallery is kicking off its newest exhibition Sound Check this weekend which will see visitors become performers alongside hackers, designers and scientists, inventing new instruments and collaborating to explore the outer edge of sound.
The works presented in the exhibition delve into the moment between practice and performance, design and reality, where new musical tools make us hear our world differently.
And the best bit? It's totally free.
Bar Rua are having a redhead festival to celebrate their ginger roots.
This includes a day of live music and a celebration of all things ginger. Proceeds from the event will be going to the charity MS Ireland. No tickets needed, just head on down during the day.
A day out for all the family, Dublin Kite Festival is the perfect way to shake off the cobwebs and breathe in some fresh air.
Taking place on Sunday, June 18 at North Bull Island, Clontarf.
Exactly what it says on the tin.
The Facebook event provides endless entertainment and is only a taster of what is to be expected on the night. The event description reads: ' Come watch us play bangers, drink cans, smoke fags and talk shite'
Tickets here.
A celebration of all things food and all things Dublin, Taste of Dublin returns to the Iveagh Gardens this weekend to showcase four days of food heaven.
Enjoy signature dishes with flavours of the world from Dublin’s finest restaurants, learn tricks of the trade from world-class chefs and sample the delectable offerings of gourmet food and drink producers all in one stunning setting.
Buy tickets here.
The cruise will have a full Gin Workshop, and Gin types include crystal, strawberry, rosé and more. Running from 4pm - 6pm, and leaves from East Pier at Dun Laoghaire Harbour. Tickets are only €40 quid - and yes, that includes allll the gin.
Best bit? The weekend is meant to be an absolute scorcher.
Buy tickets here .
Dumpling Masterclasses at The Hill Pub are quite spectacular. For just €25, you get to learn the tricks of the dumpling trade, hone your Asian grub craft and then feast on them with sides and dipping sauces.
Book on eat@luckytortoise.com or via their Facebook page.
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