The Crawford Art Gallery is a national cultural institution in the heart of Cork city and is dedicated to the visual arts, both historic and contemporary.  One of the most popular collections at the gallery is of Greek & Roman sculpture casts, which had been brought to Cork in 1818 from the Vatican Museum in Rome.

crawfordartgallery.ie

Travel back to the 1920’s this Autumn and visit the newly launched 'Small Lives: at Home in Cork in 1920' exhibition at Nano Nagle Place. The exhibition offers a unique insight into life at home during the War of Independence in Cork & the impact of the burning of Cork in 1920 on everyday life.

Tickets can be booked in advanced via their website at nanonagleplace.ie

Ireland’s first and largest film festival, the 65th Cork Film Festival will take place once more in November 2020. A port city, connected to the world, A country with close ties to Europe and beyond. A festival providing a lens on the world, connecting people through film and conversation.

corkfilmfest.org

Our neighbour, The Lewis Glucksman Gallery, have some exciting new exhibitions coming up this year. ‘Being and Belonging in Contemporary Ireland’ will be running from November 26^th until March 14^th 2021 & will be the final instalment of a trilogy of exhibitions to mark the ‘Decade of Commemorations’ through contemporary Irish art. 

glucksman.org