A new production of The Glass Menagerie - Tennessee Williams’ most autobiographical work - is at Cork’s Everyman Theatre until August 26th.

Cork native Chloe O’Reilly plays the role of Laura

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Lavit Gallery is preparing for a landmark exhibition to mark Cork Arts Society’s 60 year anniversary.

To tell us more about it - Curators Brian Mac Domhnaill and Sarah Kelleher joined us on the show

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Masters of Tradition returns this month celebrating 21 years.

It takes place from August 23rd to 27th in Bantry.

Artistic Director Martin Hayes joined us on the show

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Cork Nursing Homes are taking part in a special national music performance to mark Nursing Homes Week 2023.

The Music Speaks broadcast, taking place tomorrow, includes performances from over 100 nursing home residents from more than 30 nursing homes. The performance will be broadcast to over 400 nursing homes with 25,000 residents across the country. It will also be available for the broader public to watch via NHI.ie.

Michael McGlynn, NHI Communications and Research Executive, joined us on the show

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Dance Cork Firkin Crane has a wide-ranging programme of performances, residencies, classes and workshops as part of its Summer / Autumn 2023 season.

The programme presents artists from all over Ireland as well as from France and the US.

Dance Cork Firkin Crane is located in a heritage building in Shandon.

Executive Artistic Director Laurie Uprichard joined us on the show

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Inclusive Dance Cork at Dance Cork Firkin Crane is entering its second year next month.

To tell us all about the project Rhona Coughlan and Kaylie Streit joined us on the show

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Cork Arts Theatre in association with The Everyman are running a programme called CATALYST and participants will stage work at Cork Arts Theatre next month.

Theatre Manager of Cork Arts Theatre, Fin Flynn  joined us on the show.

Sisters Shannon and Megan Haly with a staged reading of their work in progress ‘Cortisol’ are among the selected participants.

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Sea Church Ballycotton will mark the end of summer with a night of live music on August 29th.

Venue supervisor Aislinn Walsh joined us on the show to chat about an eventful few weeks and what is to come over the next while

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Boom Nouveau is the second of five sculptures that will make up Island City - Cork’s Urban Sculpture Trail. 

Four of the sculptures were commissioned after a competitive process, supported by the National Sculpture Factory, with a fifth being chosen through an open call process. 

In June, the first sculpture was unveiled on Carey’s Lane - Sentinels [flew through the ages in the shape of birds], by Niamh McCann. 

Over the coming months the remaining three sculptures will be installed on the Exchange Building on Princes Street, The Coal Quay and Triskel Christchurch. 

The temporary artworks will remain in situ for a period of five years.

Valerie Byrne, Director of the National Sculpture Factory, based in Cork’s docklands, at Albert Road joined us on the show

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Tom Campbell is preparing to host an Art Exhibition later this month.

It's at Outlaw studios at the Marina Commercial Park from August 25th to September 3rd

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