THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE are expected to take part in events across the country as part of Culture Night tomorrow.

We’ve already turned our attention to the west, east and Dublin.

If you’ll be in the south tomorrow, here’s our pick of what’s happening.

This list is not exhaustive and a full guide of events is available on the Culture Night website.

Cork

African Irish Gospel Choir

• A showcase of work from local artists will be on display at the 2020 Art Gallery from 11am-8pm as part of Me Daza.
• If you’re travelling through the Cork Bus Station on Friday evening you’re in for a treat as the Cork Uileann Pipers Club (4.45pm to 6.45pm) and the Dust Busters Light Orchestra (7pm-8.30pm) will both be playing.
• Milk of Israel, a film about super kosher milk production in North Cork Co-operative Creameries for Yavney Food Industries in Israel, will be screened at Trades Union Hall, Strand St, Kanturk from 6-9pm.
• The African Irish Gospel Choir will be performing outside St Francis Church from 7-9pm.
• City Hall will be busy tomorrow with children-friendly musical events planned for earlier in the day before the Cork Concert Orchestra takes to the stage at 10pm.
  
• UCC is also planning several events.

For the full list, see the Culture Night guide for Cork City and County.

Kerry

A celebration of folk

• You can re-enact Night at the Museum at the Kerry Museum from 6-10pm.
• A Celebration of Folk at Siamsa Tire will take place from 5.45pm onwards.
• You can mix food and art while painting your own pizza at Cill Rialaig Arts Centre, Ballinskelligs from 6-9pm.
• Afro Trad Ireland will present From Kampala to Killarney – a night of fun and drums from Uganda, West Africa and Ireland – at KDYS Killarney from 8-10pm.

For the full list, see the Culture Night guide for Kerry.

Kilkenny

Kilkenny Castle

• To celebrate Culture Night, Kilkenny Castle will be open free of charge from 5.30-8.45pm.
• Rory Conway, Butler Gallery’s resident Cartoon Saloon animator, will share behind-the-scenes secrets about the animation process from 7-9pm.

For the full list, see the Culture Night guide for Kilkenny.

Limerick

The Hunt Museum

• People can take part in themed tours and workshops at the Hunt Museum throughout the day.
• You can try your hand at ceramics, smithing, felting or knitting at Crafting Culture at the Limerick Craft Hub from 5.30pm-9pm.
• An event looking at the amazing artists behind the Book of Kells will take place at Limerick School of Art and Design, Clare Street Campus, LIT from 7-8pm.

For the full list, see the Culture Night guide for Limerick.

Tipperary

Cahir Castle

• Art Hive – a large collaborative work consisting of an installation combining multi-media, ceramics, felting, textiles and painting – will be on display at the Showgrounds Shopping Centre, Clonmel from 3-8pm.
• Ceol na Nóg will perform at various location around Cahir.

For the full list, see the Culture Night guide for Tipperary.

Waterford

Beach art

• A beach art event will be taking place on Kilmurrin Cove, between Boatstrand and Bunmahon, from 5-6.30pm.
• A new display of projects including 3D printing, a floppy drive orchestra, digital art and pinhole photography will be open from 5-11pm at the South East Makerspace.

For the full list, see the Culture Night guide for Waterford.

Wexford

Bones

• The Gorey School of Art will display a solo photography and video installation exhibition by Eileen Coll -‘Bones’ – from 7-10pm.
• Stagefright – an all-female a cappella group – will perform at the St Iberius Church at 10pm.

For the full list, see the Culture Night guide for Wexford.

A full list of events throughout Ireland can be viewed here. 

All images: CultureNight.ie

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