Things to do in Cork
Looking for things to do in Cork? Craic agus Cork is your alternative event guide that dives deep into the event. We don’t want a vague listing with vague details. We want to know what art forms it includes, if it’s accessible (and not just a one-word statement, we want accessibility details), who it’s for, and more. Find events for all art forms here, as well as smaller events you don't always hear about.
Artists Film International 2026
Artists Film International is open to all, and brings together short films by artists from around the world. This year's theme is A Kind of Power;
Harvest Traditions: A Lúnasa Craft Workshop with Crawford Art Gallery
Fun, relaxed craft workshop - no experience or materials required!
Conservation in Action: Documenting Crawford Art Gallery’s Collection (Online)
Discover what secrets lie beneath the surface of artworks...from the comfort of home!
We Were Always Here: LGBTQIA+ Exhibition Opening
Get your brightest outfits ready, because the official Cork Community Pride are taking over the streets of Cork this August Bank Holiday Weekend!
Conservation in Action: Documenting Crawford Art Gallery’s Collection
Informational but interesting: Rare, behind-the-scenes talk on the research, technology, and expertise that go into conserving artworks in Ireland's national collection.
Rituals and Traditions in Old Cork: Insights from the Crawford Art Gallery Collection
Free, informational talk on rituals and traditions in Old Cork for National Heritage Week!
Historical Walking Tour: The Marina
Learn more about the Marina in Cork on a historical walking tour
Historical Walking Tour: Lee Fields
Learn more about the banks of the Lee, the Lee Fields, and its heritage on a historical walking tour
Historical Walking Tour: St Patrick’s Hill to MacCurtain Street
The Northern Ridge Historical Walking tour.
St Patrick’s Hill to MacCurtain Street: of the area around St Patrick’s Hill – Old Youghal Road to McCurtain Street.
Historical Walking Tour: Sunday’s Well
Sunday’s Well historical walking tour. Discover the original well and the eighteenth-century origins of the suburb.