Weekend plans? Here's our top picks for what's happening in Cork
Hermitage Green perform at Sea Church, Ballycotton, this weekend
The musical is wowing Cork crowds, and the 2pm performance is sold out. Also running 1pm & 6pm Sunday. The show ends on August 23.
: First staged at The Royal Court in London in 2000, this is famous for having no explicit characters or stage directions, and hence every production is uniquely the vision of the director - in this case, Tom Creed. The theme is one of clinical depression, and how best to deal with it. Final performances.
: Violinists Cillian Ó Cathasaigh and Seán Hurley, along with Kseniia Yershova, viola, and Alina Obreja, cello, perform.
: A high energy outfit from Cork, playing an eclectic mix of rock, funk, and soul with liberal dollops of nostalgia from the ’80s/’90s kids generation.
: The award-winning international DJ, actress and all-round entertainment powerhouse brings her explosive GET ME LIT party to Cyprus Avenue for a huge night of hip hop, R&B, Afrobeats, dance hall and global club anthems.
: The band celebrate 15 years. Catch the Sea Church Express bus and have dinner too. See seachurch.ie. Also Sunday.
: Featuring popular songs from the gal of the moment, performed by a live band and vocalists.
: The group perform classics from the jazz organ era, as well as funk infusions and psychedelia
: A cinema showing to mark the 20th anniversary of Rieu’s iconic summer concerts on the magnificent Vrijthof square in his home town of Maastricht.
: The event in West Cork concludes on Saturday and Sunday. Enjoy a packed programme of family-friendly entertainment, live music, seafood, cultural displays, water-based activities, and local traditions.
: To celebrate August Craft Month, join doll and puppet artist Camille Pagniez on this journey into the fascinating world of puppets.
: Immerse yourself in the best of Irish contemporary creativity, as Irish Design Works 2026 returns for a three-week exhibition showcasing the work of Ireland’s most prestigious designers and makers.
