What's happening in Cork this weekend?
The final performance of Bold is at Cork Arts Theatre on Saturday
: Powerful theatrical celebration of Ireland’s music, song and dance – art forms that have inspired audiences around the world for generations - featuring six world champion Irish dancers and four world-class musicians. Final performance.
: Final performance of Marion Wyatt’s play. A young girl in late ’60s, early ’70s Ireland, refusing to be held down by social mores, strives to make her career in theatre.
: A performance of the world’s biggest dance anthems, featuring a full live band and special guests.
: In this second part of a trilogy, Pat Farnon, a contended cobbler, embarks on a journey he had not planned. The third part of the trilogy, The Mysterious Case Of Kitsy Rainey, is on Sunday at 4pm.
: Two sets from the 21st century, and Handel’s 18th century German Arias are performed. The festival runs to Sunday. For a full list of events, see https://www.westcorkmusic.ie/whats-on/chamber-music-programme/
: Feel the freedom to sing, dance, and vibe to hits from the ’80s, ’90s, and ’00s, at full volume while the venue stays whisper-quiet – perfect for epic group moments and intimate connections.
: Four Cork acts take to the stage, bringing everything from punchy punk-pop and alternative rock to blues-inspired originals and crowd favourites.
: Three musicians, each with their own eclectic style and solo careers, unite for a musical jamboree.
: In this provocative new duet by Philip Connaughton for Croí Glan, performers navigate a world of shifting rules, unexpected choices and uncertain outcomes. Final show.
: Annual event, celebrating the town’s heritage, with traditional crafts, clothes and music, displays of vintage cars and agricultural antiques, colourful market stalls, and ending with a parade.
: A celebration of south-Asian identity, diversity and community engagement through kite flying, food, art, and culture.
: An immersive outdoor theatre experience where visitors explore the remarkable stories hidden within one of Ireland’s most beautiful historic estates
