The weather is starting to turn, which means we have to find indoor weekend activities. So, if you’re wondering what’s on this weekend check out our list of the best wellness-inspired events taking place in Dublin.
Wondering what’s on this weekend? Well if meat is your thing check out The Big Grill Festival in Herbert Park, but for more nourishing activities check out our list of wellness-inspired events below. We have everything from kirtan to nutrition meaning there really is something for everybody.
What’s on in Dublin?
An Evening With The Food Medic @ The Happy Pear, Clondalkin
Join Hazel Wallace and The Happy Pear boys for an evening of conversation, advice and realistic health tips at this Q&A chat.
Dr Hazel Wallace is the founder of The Food Medic. She is a qualified medical doctor, best-selling author, content creator, health influencer and one of our favourite speakers here at WellFest.
Thursday, 16 August from 6.30 – 9pm. Tickets are priced at €26.83 and are available here
Dublin Summer Kirtan Mela @ ISKCON Dublin Krishna Temple
Whether you’re a kirtan aficionado or want to see what all the fuss is about there’s no better place to be than the annual summer kirtan mela. This year the event runs for 12 hours and features special guest stars from London. Including Jaggi Suta Das and Nakula to name just a few. And remember, in kirtan, there are no rules – you can sit or stand, or better yet, dance. You can clap and sing to your heart’s content. So if you want to kick off the weekend in a different way, this is for you!
Saturday, 18 August from 10am – 10pm @ ISKCON Dublin Krishna Temple, Middle Abbey St, D1. Entrance is free but registration is necessary and can be done here
Yin for Stress @ Yoga Hub Camden
We all experience stress from time to time, but when we don’t deal with it is when it starts to become a problem. There are dozens are different ways to manage stress, but if you’ve yet to find your solution join Grace this Saturday for a yoga workshop with a difference. Yin yoga helps the body relax by using props to support the limbs in certain poses.
Sometimes when the mind is stressed, stillness only seems to heighten our awareness of it. Yin yoga can be a challenging practice, but learning to overcome our mental chatter is something we can get better at. It’s an essential skill we can then take off the mat and into the world and our daily lives. You can expect to feel relaxed and grounded, more able to spot and release negativity and unhelpful thought patterns, and more confident in your ability to deal with them in your yoga practice.
Saturday, 18 August from 1pm – 3pm @ YogaHub Camden. Registration is priced at €25 and can be done here
