Dry Rot has been in development as part of Origin Theatre Company's latest initiative with The Irish Arts Center, SCÉAL NUA. Purchase Your Tickets here!

In this discussion, we will discuss the changes and opportunities that online platforms have brought to the life of a historian. Register Here for the Zoom Link!

Professional genealogist Lisa Dougherty will share tips and strategies from almost 30 years of experience tracing Irish families. Register here for the Zoom Link.

Another offering from Origin Theater’s PLAYS IN MAY Series. Purchase Your Tickets Here!

This event is jointly hosted by the American Irish Historical Society, Ireland’s Great Hunger Institute at Quinnipiac University, the Irish Heritage Trust, and the National Famine Museum, Strokestown Park.

An Irish Passion for Justice tells an enthralling and inspiring New York immigrant story that uncovers how one person can make a difference in the world by holding true to their ideals. Register here for the Zoom link.

James MacGuire examines Synge’s background and early life, and recounts the origins of the Irish Literary Revival, and describes the influence the Aran Islands had on Synge's writing.

Gerard Shannon explores the life of this fascinating, influential figure, who remains one of the most commemorated and celebrated figures of his era. Register here for the Zoom Link.

Francis S. Barry is a columnist and editorial board member at Bloomberg News. In this book, he digs deep into the landscape and people acros the country to discover what holds America together.

Celebrate Bloomsday with actress Eilin O' Dea as she depicts a sleepless Molly Bloom in the early morning of June 17, 1904. Purchase Tickets Here!

Moderated by Christine Quinn, the first female and first openly gay Speaker of the New York City Council, a panel of speakers will disucss St. Pat's for All, which celebrates the diversity of the Irish and Irish American communities of New York.