Going out or staying in? Your guide to what's happening in Cork this weekend
Poet Julie Goo is at the Briery Gap this weekend.
: Bring your family and friends along for a night filled with enchantment, laughter, and unforgettable memories. Whether you’re young or just young at heart, this thrilling magic carpet ride will captivate and entertain audiences of all ages. Tickets €39.50.
: Expect outrageous laughs, dazzling costumes, and a fairy godmother with serious flair. This your last weekend to catch this show so don’t miss out. Tickets €38.50.
: With Cork County Writer in Residence Leeanne O’Donnell, storyteller and artist Pol Ó Colmáin, poet Julie Goo, and music from Amhlaoibh McSweeney and Bobby Wolfe of Leevy, the Briery Gap will be exploring myths, telling you stories, and filling up the room with inspirational music and poetry. Free admission.
: Another chance to check out the panto with this lunchtime showing. Tickets €39.50.
: Live music by local and international artists, both original work and covers. Free admission.
: After a run of well-received events across Cork, Phrases bring their signature energy, curation and community focus to a new stage. Tickets €11.
: A special event for those who work from home and fancy some social interaction with like-minded people. Tickets €8.
: Learn the art of Tai Chi with beginner-friendly classes designed to help you improve your physical and mental wellbeing as part of a six-week course. Tickets €87.
: Start your new year with a guided manifestation meditation with Lauren, a guided goal setting with journal prompts and worksheet, light refreshments and vision board making with Edel. Lululemon yoga mats will be provided, as will all material for the workshop. Tickets €38.
: Weekly life drawing classes, running until 12.30pm. All materials are provided. Tickets €20.
: A blues dancing workshop for improvers and intermediate dancers, building choreography, technique and different embraces. Tickets €22.
1. : Devastating and beautiful, this story is a five star must see.
2. : The infamous showdown between Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy. Cork - stand by your man and witness the drama unfold.
3. : Timothée Chalamet shines as an upstart in this electric underdog tale.
4. : A Norwegian family drama generating Oscar buzz.
5. : Elphaba and Glinda return for a final journey down the yellow brick road.
: The long-running medical series returns for a new series, and two very different new resident doctors join the team.
: Munster head to Toulon for this live match, while Leinster’s tie with La Rochelle is at 5.30pm.
: Six-part psychological thriller based on Alice Feeney’s novel, about a couple with an intriguing connection to a shocking murder.
: Second season of Steven Knight’s period boxing drama set in London’s brutal East End in the 1880s.
