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Events in Ireland this winter: Dublin Zoo's 'Wild Lights' return date revealed
As it comes into the winter season in Ireland, there will be lots of events for the family to enjoy.
"Winter in Dublin" will feature a lineup of events and activities that are becoming cherished traditions for people all over Ireland visiting the capital city. This includes bespoke nighttime events that reimagine the possibilities for the city after dark, and family-friendly, and festive occasions like Christmas at the Castle and NYF Dublin to ring in the new year.
Light Up Dublin, the city streets and buildings will be adorned in the weeks ahead with festive lights, creating a wonderful ambiance. "Wild Lights” will also return to Dublin Zoo from 16th November 2023, where families can step inside an enchanting winter world to discover the secret life of the Zoo at night.
Dublin Zoo’s "Wild Lights” will remain open towards the end of January. Ticket information is available HERE
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