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Whats on CORK CORK CITY OCTOBER 2018 DATE TIME CATEGORY EVENT VENUE & CONTACT PRICE 1-31 9.30pm Traditional Music The Lee Sessions An Spailpin Fanach, Free South Main St., www.theleesessions.com 1-31 6.30pm / Traditional Music The Lee Sessions Sin E, Free 9.30pm Coburg St., www.theleesessions.com 1 Oct -4 Tue-Sat: 10am- Exhibition Josef & Anni Albers: Glucksman Gallery, Free Nov 5pm Voyage Inside a Blind University College Cork, Experience Sun: 2pm-5pm Glucksman.org 1 Oct – 4 Tue-Sat: 10am- Exhibition Please Touch: Tactile Glucksman Gallery, Free Nov 5pm Encounters University College Cork, Sun: 2pm-5pm Glucksman.org 1-28 10am-5pm Exhibition Naked Truth – The Crawford Art Gallery, Free Nude in Irish Art Emmet Place Crawfordartgallery.ie 1-31 10am Guided Tour Cork City Tour & Quest Shandon Bells & Tower of St. Free with Riddles & Facts Anne’s, Shandon, FB/urbanquests 13-20 8pm Opera The Nightingale and The Everyman, the Rose MacCurtain St., www.everymancork.com 15-20 11am Guided Walking Cork City Walk – Outside Cork Tourist Information €10 Tour Guided Historical Centre, Walking Tour 125 St. Patrick’s St., www.corkcitywalktours.com 0877004981 Disclaimer: The events listed are subject to change please contact the venue for further details | PAGE 1 OF 6 DATE TIME CATEGORY EVENT VENUE & CONTACT PRICE 16-20 8pm Theatre 10x10 Minute Play Cork Arts Theatre, €12 Event Carroll’s Quay, www.corkartstheatre.com 021 4505624 20 11pm Music LE BOOM Cyprus Avenue, €12.50 Caroline St., www.cyprusavenue.ie 20 2pm Exhibition Tour Naked Truth – The Crawford Art Gallery, Free Nude in Irish Art Emmet Place, Exhibition Tour Crawfordartgallery.ie 20 Music/Concert 46th Annual Suzuki Cork City Hall, Concert Anglesea St., FB/suzukimusicincork 20 12noon Walking Tour Guided Walking Tour of University College Cork, €4/€2 University College Cork College Road, (U16’s) (021)490187 20 8pm Music Harlem Gospel Choir Cork Opera House, €30 Emmet Place, www.corkoperahouse.ie 20 7:30pm Music We Cut Corners Cyprus Avenue, €12 Caroline St., www.cyprusavenue.ie 20 5pm Tour Cork Ghost Tour Outside Cork Opera House, €15 Emmet Pl., €12 www.corkghosttour.ie €42 (2A+2C) 20-31 12noon-6pm Halloween Happy Halloween Dunnes Stores, €5 & Extra Experience Experience with Nice 105 St. Patrick’s Street, Charge for Witch, Hattie Photos O’Goodspell www.familyfun.ie 20 1pm Music Carducci Quartet Triskel Arts Centre, €14/€11 Tobin St., 0214272022 www.triskelartscentre.ie 21 8pm Music The Fureys – 40th Cork Opera House, €29/€31/€ Anniversary Tour Emmet Place, 33 www.corkoperahouse.ie 21 8pm Music Electric Swing Circus Cyprus Avenue, €17.50 Caroline St., Cyrpusavenue.ie 21-24 21st /24th Cinema Mandy – Over 18’s Triskel Arts Centre, €6/€9 3:30/8:30pm Only Tobin St., nd rd 22 /23 021 4272022 8:30pm 21-24 21st/24th Cinema Columbus – Over 18’s Triskel Arts Centre, €6/€9 1pm/6pm Tobin St., nd rd 22 /23 6pm 021 4272022 22-24 8pm Theatre Two of Clubs Cork Arts Theatre, €14 Carroll’s Quay, €12 www.corkartstheatre.com Concession 021 4505264 Disclaimer: The events listed are subject to change please contact the venue for further details PAGE 2 OF 6 DATE TIME CATEGORY EVENT VENUE & CONTACT PRICE 22 8pm Social/Language Cork French/English Electric, Free Exchange Language Exchange 41 South Mall, Evening www.eventbrite.ie 22-24 8pm Theatre A Portrait of the Artist The Everyman, €27/€25/€ as a Young Man by MacCurtain St., 9 James Joyce www.everymancork.com 22-26 3pm Walking Tour Guided Walking Tour of University College Cork, €4/€2 University College Cork College Road, (U16’s) (021)490187 22-27 11am Guided Walking Cork City Walk – Outside Cork Tourist Information €10 Tour Guided Historical Centre, Walking Tour 125 St. Patrick’s St., www.corkcitywalktours.com 0877004981 23 8pm Music We’ve Only Just Begun Cork Opera House, €27/€30 Emmet Place, www.corkoperahouse.ie 23 6:15-7:30pm Language / Language & Culture of Republic of Work, €10 Class Ireland – Learn Irish 12 South Mall, Slang and Irish Culture 23 11am-1pm Art Club Art Club Senior: A The Glucksman, €100 Taste of Modernism University College Cork Campus www.eventbrite.ie 23,30 8:30pm Traditional Music The Lee Sessions Franciscan Well Brewery, Free North Mall, www.theleesessions.com 24,25,31 9:30pm Traditional Irish The Lee Sessions The Corner House, Free Music Coburg St., www.theleesessions.com 24,25 7pm Traditional Traditional Irish Dinner The Oliver Plunkett, 2 Course Show/Dinner & Show Oliver Plunkett St., €25 www.theoliverplunkett.com 3 Course €30 25 10pm Music Zaska The Oliver Plunkett, Free Oliver Plunkett St., www.theoliverplunkett.com 25 6-7pm Exhibition Talk Naked Truth – The Crawford Art Gallery, Free Nude in Irish Art – Talk Emmet Place, www.crawfirdartgallery.ie 25 11pm Music Speaking Tongues The Oliver Plunkett, Free Oliver Plunkett St., www.theoliverplunkett.com 25 12am Music The Midnight Jazzy The Oliver Plunkett, Free (midnight) Rambles Oliver Plunkett St., www.theoliverplunkett.com 25 6pm Music Runaway Retros The Oliver Plunkett, Free Oliver Plunkett St., www.theoliverplunkett.com Disclaimer: The events listed are subject to change please contact the venue for further details PAGE 3 OF 6 DATE TIME CATEGORY EVENT VENUE & CONTACT PRICE 25 8pm Cinema The Rider – Language: St. John’s Central College, €8.50/€7 English Sawmill St., 18+ www.corkcineclub.com 25-27 8pm Theatre The Comedy Cork Arts Theatre, €17 Improvised Halloween Carroll’s Quay, €13 Murder Mystery – 0214505624 Concession Horror Hotel www.corkartstheatre.com 26 7:30pm Music Soule Cyprus Avenue, €12.50 Caroline St., www.cyprusavenue.ie Tickets also available @ Old Oak 26 7pm Music The Academic – 18+ Cork Opera House, €25 Emmet Place, www.eventbrite.ie 26 9:30pm Music Cosmic Funk The Oliver Plunkett, Free Oliver Plunkett St., www.theoliverplunkett.com 26 10pm Music Umbra – Jazz @ the Cork Opera House, €10 Green Room – Cork Emmet Place, Jazz Festival (18+) www.corkoperahouse.ie 26 11:55pm Music Ronan Guilfoyle – Cork Cork Opera House, €10 Jazz Fest (18+) Emmet Place, www.corkoperahouse.ie 26 7:30pm Music Busquitos The Oliver Plunkett, Free Oliver Plunkett St., www.theoliverplunkett.com 26 5pm Tour Cork Ghost Tour Outside Cork Opera House, €15 Emmet Pl., €12 www.corkghosttour.ie €42 (2A+2C) 26 8:30pm Doors Comedy Funny Fridays @ City The Comedy Club/City Limits €15 9:30pm Show Limits, The Comedy Coburg Street Club – Tickets can also be purchased on the www.thecomedyclub.ie door that night www.tickets.ie 0214507744 26 3:30pm Story Telling Traditional Irish Story Franciscan Well Brewery, Free Telling with Teddy 14 North Mall Admission Black [email protected] 26 12am (Midnight Music Hypnotic Brass Cork Opera House, €25/€27.50 Show) Ensemble – Cork Jazz Emmet Place, Fest (18+) www.corkoperahouse.ie 26-29 Daily Festival The Cork Jazz Festival Various Locations 26-29 5pm – 12am Festival The Cork Jazz Festival The Metropole Hotel, Free - €25 Club @ The Metropole MacCurtain St., Hotel www.themetropolehotel.ie 27 2pm Exhibition Tour Naked Truth – The Crawford Art Gallery, Free Nude in Irish Art Emmet Place, Exhibition Tour Crawfordartgallery.ie Disclaimer: The events listed are subject to change please contact the venue for further details PAGE 4 OF 6 DATE TIME CATEGORY EVENT VENUE & CONTACT PRICE 27 7pm Music Hudson Taylor Cyprus Avenue, €25 Caroline St., www.cyprusavenue.ie 27 5pm Tour Cork Ghost Tour Outside Cork Opera House, €15 Emmet Pl., €12 www.corkghosttour.ie €42 (2A+2C) 27 12noon Walking Tour Guided Walking Tour of University College Cork, €4/€2 University College Cork College Road, (U16’s) (021)490187 27 3pm Walk Cork Zombie Walk – In Grand Parade, Cork City Registratio aid of Irish Guide Dogs. FB/CorkZombieWalks n : €10 Zombie Makeover on Adult/€5 the day. Registration Child that morning @Grand Parade 27 7pm Music Brian Deady – Cork Cork Opera House, €25 Jazz Fest (18+) Emmet Place, www.corkoperahouse.ie 27 11pm Music John Gibbons Cyprus Avenue, €15 Caroline St., www.cyprusavenue.ie 27 8pm Music David O’Rourke and Cork Opera House, €10 Paul Dunlea Emmet Place, www.corkoperahouse.ie 27 12am Music All Tvvins (18+) – Cork Cork Opera House, €25 (Midnight) Jazz Fest Emmet Place, www.corkoperahouse.ie 28 12noon – Camp Halloween Junior Space CIT Blackrock Castle Observatory, €10 & 1:30pm Camp – Make Monster 0214326120 Adults are Moons, Volcano’s, Lava Free Lamps etc. [email protected] Booking Essential. Ages 5-7 years. 28 7pm Music Talos – Cork Jazz Fest Cork Opera House, €25 2018 Emmet Place, www.corkoperahouse.ie 28 10pm Music Cormac McCarthy’s Cork Opera House, €10 Sup Trio Emmet Place, www.corkoperahouse.ie 28 12am Music Sachal Vasandani Cork Opera House, €10 (Midnight) Quartet – Cork Jazz Emmet Place, Fest www.corkoperahouse.ie 28 9:30pm Music Puncius Pilot and The The Oliver Plunkett, Free Naildrivers Oliver Plunkett St., www.theoliverplunkett.com 28 4pm Tour Cork Ghost Tour Outside Cork Opera House, €15 Emmet Pl., €12 www.corkghosttour.ie €42 (2A+2C) Disclaimer: The events listed are subject to change please contact the venue for further details PAGE 5 OF 6 DATE TIME CATEGORY EVENT VENUE & CONTACT PRICE 28,29 2pm Art Tour Family-Friendly Free Crawford Art Gallery, Emmet Place, Free Art Tour of Crawford Cork City Art Gallery 0214907857 www.crawfordartgallery.ie 28, 29 Doors 6:30pm Concert Jenny Greene & Special Cork Opera House, €21 Show 7pm Guests and Visuals by Emmet Place, Generic People www.corkoperahouse.ie www.ticketmaster.ie 29 8pm Social/Language Cork French/English Electric, Free Exchange Language Exchange 41 South Mall, Evening www.eventbrite.ie 29 4pm Tour Cork Ghost Tour Outside Cork Opera House, €15 Emmet Pl., €12 www.corkghosttour.ie €42 (2A+2C) 29-31 3pm Walking Tour Guided Walking Tour of University College Cork, €4/€2 University College Cork College Road, (U16’s) (021)490187 29-31 11am Guided Walking Cork City Walk – Outside Cork Tourist Information €10 Tour Guided Historical Centre, Walking Tour 125 St.
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