Max HeyraudPygmalion will waive entry prices for the rest of January, including nights with international guests, and instead will ask for donations to Unicef’s Gaza Crisis Appeal. The Dublin venue will have a QR code on the door to donate directly to UNICEF, however, donations are not compulsory.
Following the success of Pygmalions‘ partnership with the Peter McVerry Trust in 2023, the venue has now partnered with Unicef in support of the Palestinian people. The venue has decided to waive door fees for the remainder of January and instead ask for a contribution to Unicef‘s Gaza Crisis Appeal.
“We’ve been horrified by the ongoing attacks in Gaza over the past number of months. If you are in a position to donate something please do.“
Every night, there will be a QR code on the entrance that allows you to donate directly to the UNICEF organization; however, donations are not required.
