Weekend guide: Our guide to what's happening in Cork this weekend
Reggie from the Blackrock Road is at Sea Church in Ballycotton on Saturday. Picture: Miki Barlok
: A no-holds-barred look at the real and raw story behind the dazzle and glamour that surrounded the one and only Judy Garland. West End star Anna-Jane Casey takes the title role.
: Created and performed by Úna Ní Bhriain, this spellbinding show blends storytelling with performance, navigating power, war, resilience, desire, love, loss, and transformation.
: Reggie from the Blackrock Road has a brand-new show. And this time he’s a farmer!
: A brand new Chamber Music Collective, founded out of a shared love for Franz Schubert’s monumental Octet in F Major – a work whose warmth, lyricism, and symphonic scale have inspired musicians and audiences for generations.
: The Glasgow-based singer-songwriter blends contemporary songwriting with strong Scottish folk influences.
: Four acts, Senor Haha, Trainwreck, Dice Boy, and The Kabin Studio, come together to raise funds for Action Against War, a group in Cork city campaigning for neutrality, peace, and diplomacy.
: The band play old soul classics, jazz and popular tunes.
: Join the queen of Irish comedy and podcast star for a wild ride, navigating situationships, revenge, frenemies, and rejection in her own nutty way.
: Enjoy a tropical party - palm trees, cocktails, fruit, beach vibes, hot music, competitions, prizes, and more.
: Get ready for the ultimate fusion of live rock music and world-class circus stunts. Also on Sunday at 2pm & 5pm.
: A 30th anniversary cinema showing of Danny Boyle’s ’90s classic, the story of Mark Renton and his friends Sick Boy, Spud, Begbie and Tommy, You can see the documentary Shoot The People, about renowned photographer and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Misan Harriman, at 4pm.
: Also on Saturday. Fundraiser for the development of the Lusitania Museum & Old Head Signal Tower. Parking will be available at the Old Head Signal Tower. Shuttle Buses will run from here to the lighthouse from 9.30am to 5pm approximately every half-hour across the weekend. No need to pre-book, just show up on the day.
: Neil is in creative mode, as he refines the next chapter of his stand-up. Loose, lively and full of surprises.
