Gerard McCarthy Gerard McCarthy

WANT A SNEAK preview of what Culture Night in Cork has to offer?

Then you’ve come to the right place, because this year TheJournal.ie‘s Culture Night bus preview tour is on its way to the rebel county.

Culture Night itself is taking place on Friday 22 September, with thousands of events planned for across the island of Ireland.

But our bus will bring 20 lucky winners (and a guest each) for a preview tour on Thursday 7 September to:

• CIT Blackrock Observatory, to see the exhibitions and planetarium show
• The Everyman theatre, for a behind-the-scenes tour
• Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral for a tour and organ demonstration

We’ll also pop into a local brewery at the end of the tour – plus along the way there’ll be entertainment from Music Generation… and a few surprises.

We have 20 pairs of tickets to give away (that’s one ticket per winner and they can bring one guest).

How can you win?

The Everyman Theatre

To be in with a chance of winning a pair of tickets for TheJournal.ie’s Culture Night preview bus tour, just follow these instructions:

• Answer the question: What date is Culture Night 2017?
• Include these details in your entry: Name, phone number, address
• Use the email subject line: Culture Night Preview
• Email all these from your own email to culturenight@thejournal.ie

The tour will be provided by Bus Éireann.

Sasko Lazarov / Photocall Ireland Sasko Lazarov / Photocall Ireland / Photocall Ireland

Cut off point for entries is midnight on Sunday 3 September. Only completed entries will be considered. Prizes are non-transferable and there is no cash alternative. Prize only includes two seats per winner on the Culture Night preview bus.

Please make sure that you are available for our preview on the evening of 7 September, so that you don’t leave an empty seat where another TheJournal.ie reader could sit! 

The full programme of events and participating venues for Culture Night 2017 is available on www.culturenight.ie, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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