Storytelling open mic with Tom Mullane every Thursday from 2pm in the Ardkeen Library.

A spoken word event held the third Wednesday of each month in Maureen's. Doors are at 7pm and start time is 7.30pm.

Fermanagh Writers meet weekly on Tuesdays in Blakes of the Hollow, Enniskillen and monthly online via Zoom.

A night of spoken word, poetry, storytelling, music and performance every Monday at the International Bar.

On 14th April, Ó Bhéal will celebrate its 18th Anniversary (and ULTIMATE) event, marking 709 nights of poetry upstairs in the Long Valley Bar, Cork.

On Sunday, 13 April 2025, The Oil Slick will present the Turning Skies Showcase at Nuns Island Theatre, celebrating Cúirt’s 40th anniversary with an exciting mix of spoken word, music, and other artistic performances exploring the journey from endings to new beginnings.

On Sunday, 13 April 2025, An Taibhdhearc will host Ceiliúradh Ceoil agus Filíochta, an evening of music, song, and poetry celebrating Leabhar Mór na nAmhrán and Gearr Gonta: Céad Dán le Céad File, featuring performances by Máirtín Tom Sheáinín, Lillis Ó Laoire, Caitlín Ní Chualáin, and others.

The Cultivating Voices Poetry Open Mic serves as a virtual live venue where poetry enthusiasts gather to listen to poets from around the globe.

The 1916 Centenary Performing Arts Club meet on the second Saturday of the month to perform drama, recite poetry, play music and debate history.

On Saturday, 12 April 2025, Richard Scott and Oluwaseun Olayiwola will read from their poetry collections, exploring themes of trauma, intimacy, and identity, at The Mick Lally Theatre.

The Cúirt Open Mic takes place on 10th April at 8pm in Nuns Island Theatre — a welcoming evening of spoken word and poetry, presented in association with The Oil Slick.

Weekly online poetry event with featured poet and open mic | Thursdays from 7:45pm GMT.

Smithfield Creatives hosts an Open Mic Night every Thursday at 7pm at the Bernard Shaw.

Storytelling open mic with Tom Mullane every Thursday from 2pm in the Ardkeen Library.

Words by the Sea Open Mic - every second Wednesday of the month starting at 7pm, upstairs at Walters, Dun Laoghaire.

Fermanagh Writers meet weekly on Tuesdays in Blakes of the Hollow, Enniskillen and monthly online via Zoom.

A night of spoken word, poetry, storytelling, music and performance every Monday at the International Bar.

Poetry and prose open mic event taking place the first Monday of the month, starting at 6:30 pm, with a "pay what you can" entry.

The Cultivating Voices Poetry Open Mic serves as a virtual live venue where poetry enthusiasts gather to listen to poets from around the globe.

Monthly storytelling circle upstairs in the Town Hall, Bray from 7.00pm.

Dublin's Finest is a monthly night run by artists for artists taking place the last Sunday of the month downstairs in Sin É.

Imagine Festival at The Crescent features award-winning poet and playwright Inua Ellams in a dynamic, audience-led poetry event showcasing his extensive body of work.

Imagine Festival features Artivist in Residence Erin Fornoff at The Crescent, presenting a multimedia talk on poetry's power to inspire social change, alongside a performance and workshops on writing and storytelling.

Imagine Festival brings Erin Fornoff to The Crescent for a spoken word performance and workshops on writing, storytelling, and her creative practice.

The Sunflower Sessions present their monthly open mic night, taking place on the last Thursday of each month at 7.30pm in the Lord Edward.

On March 20th at the Civic Theatre, join comedian Colm O’Regan for a competitive open mic storytelling night where audience members share true personal stories on the theme of "Luck," with the winner advancing to the bi-annual Grand Slam at The Abbey Theatre.

Weekly online poetry event with featured poet and open mic | Thursdays from 7:45pm GMT.

A spoken word event held the third Wednesday of each month in Maureen's. Doors are at 7pm and start time is 7.30pm.

‘So Say So’ is a monthly event that spotlights poetry, storytelling, and music. It is curated by the esteemed poet, Stephen James Smith.