Plan your next trip or outing with Dublin events, deals, and activities sent directly to your inbox each month.  

Sign Up Here

Know Before You Go: Boo at the Zoo

Costumes, candy and animal encounters all fit into one fall day at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Boo at the Zoo returns for four weekends in October, with most of the Halloween fun gathered in Adventure Cove. Here’s what to see, what to bring and how to plan a visit with the whole family…

Read More

Game Day in Dublin, Ohio: Where to Watch, Eat & Stay

As summer comes to a close, that can only mean one thing: football season is in full swing! Planning a trip to town to catch a Buckeyes game? Consider making Dublin your home base. Just 20 minutes from Ohio Stadium, Dublin is the perfect place to eat, stay and make a full weekend out of game day…

Read More

20 Things to Do This Fall in Dublin, Ohio

Fall in Dublin, Ohio means golden leaves, crisp mornings, and endless ways to celebrate the season. From family-friendly festivals to cozy comfort foods and scenic trails bursting with autumn color, here are 20 of the best things to do in Dublin this fall…

Read More

Your Perfect Fall Weekend in Dublin

You may not "be-leaf" it, but fall has officially arrived in Dublin, Ohio. With fall comesfarm markets, pumpkin patches and a plethora of other fall activities. With so much to do it can be hard to decide what to add to your perfect fall itinerary.  So we asked the local experts to help us out. Here are their picks for the perfect fall weekend in Dublin.  …

Read More

Top 6 Things to do in August in Dublin

While summer may be coming to a close, that doesn’t mean the fun is about to stop. With the season slowly winding down, now’s the perfect time to squeeze in some last-minute summer adventures. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, Dublin has something for everyone. Grab your calendar and get ready to mark down these six must-do experiences before summer bids us farewell. …

Read More

39 Things to do at the Dublin Irish Festival

The largest, three-day Irish festival in the world celebrates its 39th year in 2026. The Dublin Irish Festival started as a small gathering of musicians on a tennis court in Coffman Park back in 1988 and has grown to be one of the most iconic events in the Midwest. You won’t want to miss this year’s…

Read More