The Weekend Hitlist: what we want to see, do, and buy this weekend

Taste it

Covet it

From a home studio in Co Wicklow, Kitty Moss creates exquisitely detailed, hand-painted love stories for couples who want to “stand out from the crowds of cream and calligraphy” during wedding season. Moss gets to know the couples she works with, drawing out their tales, before taking out her paints to create bespoke artwork that encapsulates their personalities. Expect a lead time of four to six weeks — and wedding invites and save-the-dates that you’ll treasure forever. tilldawndear.net

Wear it

Ireland has no shortage of talented milliners creating special-occasion headwear. But sometimes it’s nice to have a special hat for everyday wear, too. Enter FAO Millinery, which offers both chic boaters and headbands for big events, alongside straw, felt and panama hats for the days when you want to elevate a casual outfit. The brand, owned by milliner Freya Oatway, just released its summer collection. We love the beach-ready ‘Lotta’ black pedal straw bucket hat (€230), with detachable beaded chain, and the romantic ‘Amelie’ straw boater (€335), which is perfect for summer soirées. faomillinery.com

​ Support it

After a hugely successful Christmas event last year, the Irish Pop-Up Collective is back with a summer event and an even bigger line-up. More than 35 Irish brands and businesses across fashion, interiors, ceramics, prints, jewellery and food will come together for the summer-themed pop-up, with top brands including Jando, Begley & Bowie, August Night, Nunaia, Bean & Goose, The Nature of Things and Debbie Millington. It takes place in the Carlisle Suite at the Royal Marine Hotel in Dún Laoghaire from 10am-7pm on Sunday, June 11 — and it promises to be chock full with beautiful things. @irishpopupcollective

Gift it

After 35 years working in the hospitality industry, Leo Molloy took a leap of faith and turned his passion for vintage typewriters into a career. “I got a gift of a vintage typewriter in 1991,” says Molloy, “and it sparked a life-long obsession.” His business, Vintage Typewriters Ireland, specialises in repair, restoration and sales, with a constantly changing selection of manual typewriters available to buy. These beauties come completely restored, in full working condition, with new ribbon installed. All you have to do is add paper and start typing. vintagetypewriters.ie

Make it

If you tried to get your hands on tickets for contemporary jewellery brand Shock of Grey’s Jewellery Making & Prosecco workshop in Opium, Dublin, last weekend, you’ll know that they sold out in just 48 hours. The good news is that founder and designer Sarah Carroll Kelly is about to announce dates for future workshops set to take place later this summer. Follow the brand on Instagram or sign up to its newsletter to be the first to know. @shockofgreyshop

Bookmark it

The early through to the mid-20th century is often called the golden age of portrait photography. And for the curators at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, it’s a period worthy of being celebrated. Opening on May 26, Influence and Identity comprises 83 artworks by master portraitists such as Antony Armstrong-Jones, Richard Avedon, Yousuf Karsh and Gisèle Freund, as well as renowned photographers Berenice Abbott, Imogen Cunningham, Garry Winogrand and Brassaï. The exhibition has been loaned through the Bank of America Art in Our Communities programme and runs until October 8, with free admission. imma.ie