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Four Venues. One City. One Unforgettable Weekend.

Aviva Stadium was delighted to take part in the second edition of Four Venues. One City., welcoming a fantastic group of UK event buyers to Dublin for a weekend dedicated to discovering the city, its venues and the stories that make it such a special destination for meetings and events.

This year’s FAM trip was centred around the theme of storytelling – the stories behind our venues, our people, our food and our city, as well as the new stories and connections created along the way.

Working alongside, Croke Park, RDS and The Convention Centre Dublin and with the support of  Dublin Convention Bureau, the weekend offered guests the opportunity to experience four of Dublin’s leading event venues, each showcasing its own personality, spaces and approach to hospitality.

And there was plenty packed into the weekend.

From songwriting and treasure hunts to experiencing The Weeknd live, guests enjoyed a programme designed to showcase Dublin beyond the traditional site visit. Irish food and hospitality also played an important part throughout, with a strong focus on fresh, locally sourced produce and the provenance and stories behind what was served.

The weekend concluded at Aviva Stadium, where guests were invited behind the scenes to experience the venue from a different perspective. The visit included an inspirational keynote from former Irish international rugby player Bernard Jackman, a stadium tour and the opportunity to step onto the iconic Aviva Stadium pitch.

More than simply showcasing four venues, Four Venues. One City. demonstrated what can be achieved when Dublin’s events industry comes together to showcase the destination collaboratively – creating memorable experiences and giving our guests plenty of new stories to take home.

A huge thank you to Dublin Convention Bureau, The Spencer Hotel, The Convention Centre Dublin, RDS, Croke Park, JANDO, Bernard Jackman, and all of the teams behind the scenes who helped make the weekend possible.

Four venues. One city. Plenty of stories to tell.