Max HeyraudDublin’s neuro-inclusive nightlife project Wired is back for a second edition on 9 July, taking over the full building at the Project Arts Centre for a multi-room club experience built around accessibility and choice.
Wired is a collaboration between Project Arts Centre and the Dublin Dance Festival, bringing together a group of neurodivergent artists to reimagine what a club night can be. Instead of a one-size-fits-all dancefloor, attendees are invited to move through a series of neuro-friendly environments, each with its own atmosphere, energy level and pace.
As well as dance floors, the event will include more intimate spaces with ambient lighting, soft furnishings and downtempo sounds, allowing clubbers the freedom to interact on their own terms. Whether you want to dance for hours, need regular sensory breaks or just want to spend some time listening to Enya in a quiet corner, Wired is about making nightlife more accessible to more people.
The event kicks off with a relaxed arrival period from 8 PM to 8:30 PM, and the club night runs until 11.30 PM. Tickets are €10 here.
