It's that time of week again where last weekend's hangover has finally left us be - and we start thinking about what we're (and our hearts, heads and feelings) are going to get stuck into this weekend.
Thus continuing the Circle of Life.
This weekend has loads going on, with activities suited to the faint-hearted and not so much. Food, drinks and fun - all you have to do is choose...
1. Bonsaî presents: All Day Garden Party @ Neds of Townsend Street
Keen for some all day grooving and deadly drinks deals? Then Neds is the place to be.
DJ's on the day are: Rupert Conor J L’zula Colin Devine Maggie Rose
The Pearl Jam frontman is joining forces with Glen Hansard to put on what is set to be a truly spectacular show in Dublin's 3Arena this Friday night.
For tickets and more information, click right here.
3. Colour Dash Run @ Phoenix Park
Dublin's deadliest fun run is returning once again to Phoenix Park this Sunday, June 11.
The Colour Dash Run is all about running, jogging and walking through the gorgeous surroundings of Phoenix Park as you are pelted with powdered paint at each kilometre along the route.
And even for those who aren't keen on getting colourful, it's sure to be a sight for sore eyes!
4. Back To The Future: Happenings with 7Up
It's that time of year again...
Grab your blankets, pillows and warm jumpers and get stuck into one of the best films of all time, right in the heart of Dublin.
Food, coffee and treats will be available on the night from Irish Village Markets and gates are open from 8pm.
After the roaring success of their first market, The Back Page are at it again and this time the market will feature makers, bakers, growers and doers selling everything from vintage to sports memorabilia, books, nibbles, toys, art, records, crafts and more.
6. June Party in the Park - Summer Polo in aid of IMNDA @ Phoenix Park
After the success of the last three Party In The Parks, The June Ball team are back, with the aim of raising money for IMNDA.
Your ticket includes a glass of bubbly and strawberries on arrival, a selection of gourmet food options, alongside a six-team Polo Competition for your viewing pleasure.
There'll also be live music and DJs throughout the day with a stellar after party later on. For more information and tickets, click here.
On the day will be live music, spoken word and tonness more totally free for the general public.
There will also be an incredible Street Feast BBQ on the day, which will be free for residents. For the rest of us chumps, they ask to email dmt@indigo.ie to book a food ticket.
8. Fusion Sundays World Culture Market @ Newmarket Square
Get stuck into the only market in Dublin celebrating ethnic diversity at the Fusion Sundays -World Culture Market on June 11.
You can get anything in here from an Indian Henna tattoo to hand-made souvenirs from Brazil, to delicious Korean street-food to relaxing in a real Moroccan Tea Tent.
There will also be an Indian Bollywood Dance performance, pop-up yoga classes, Tarot reading, and live music to complete the authentic atmosphere.
Sound like it's right up your alley? Find out more details here.
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