What’s on Saturday: Cammille Souter, Kidnap Kis and the Thin Air launch

ART

Camille Souter
Emmet Theatre, Arts Building, Trinity College Dublin 2pm

A symposium in honour of the redoubtable Camille Souter, and an exhibition of her work from TCD’s collection, curated by Catherine Giltrap (in the Arts Building until August 28th). Catherine Marshall, Cecily Brennan, Garrett Cormican, Christina Kennedy, Patrick T Murphy and Yvonne Scott will speak at the event.

MAGAZINE LAUNCH

Thin Air
Crane Lane Theatre, Cork 8.30pm
cranelanetheatre.ie

Founded less than two years ago in Belfast, The Thin Air magazine and website focuses on all areas of pop culture. Now branching out to Cork, this launch features music from The Vincent(s), Hope Is Noise and Jonny Rep. The launch Cork issue, meanwhile, features Cork psych-rockers The Altered Hours on the cover.

TRAD

Albeiz Trio
Mermaid Arts Centre, Bray, Co Wicklow 8pm €16/€14
mermaidartscentre.ie

Serendipity has played a large part in bringing together a trio of fine musicians: harpist Laoise Kelly, fiddle player Tola Custy and flute/whistle player Cormac Breatneach. The three played for the first time together last summer at a Basque festival (hence their chosen title). All have a reputation for invention and an appetite for new horizons, so expect a cache of surprises on this, their first official concert on home turf.

HOUSE

Kidnap Kid
Cyprus Avenue, Cork 10.30pm €15/€13
facebook.com/kidnapkid

The recent buzz around pop- house turned out to be a good thing for Matt Relton. The Sheffield-born producer grew up as a drum'n'bass fiend, but his move to more house-based productions paid off with tracks such as Vehl and So Close getting a lot of attention. But while many of his peers have thrown their hat squarely at the pop charts, Relton has other ideas, and last year's Stronger showcased a producer keen to make dark, moody, dramatic dancefloor cuts.

CLUB

International Motts Day Party
Sugar Club, Dublin 10pm €12/€10/€8
thesugarclub.com

GirlCrew Dublin team up with Discotekken to mark their first birthday as well as International Women’s Day 2015. It’s a cracking line-up for the collective that came together via a Facebook group, with live sets from Bitch Falcon, Butter and Feather, as well as DJs sets from Today FM’s Kelly-Ann Byrne, DIP’s Cait Fahey and others. Let’s hope they’ve also invited GirlCrew icon Mary Robinson to the ball.