May - West Cork Arts Centre
May - West Cork Arts Centre
May - West Cork Arts Centre
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WEST CORK ARTS NEWS<br />
St. Barrahane’s Church Festival of<br />
Music 2009<br />
Castletownshend, Co. <strong>Cork</strong>,<br />
E: barrahanemusic@eircom.net<br />
W: http://homepage.eircom.net/~barrahane<br />
Thursdays: 23 & 29 July and 6, 13 & 20 August<br />
Thursday 23 July<br />
Festival Opening by Chuck Kruger<br />
The Syrius Trio: Elizabeth Cooney - violin, Jane<br />
Cords-O’Hara - cello, Domenico Codispoti - piano<br />
This is a Music Wide Concert<br />
Thursday 30 July<br />
Anúna, Conductor Michael McGlynn<br />
Admission €20<br />
Thursday 6 August<br />
Elizabeth Cooney - violin, Redmond O’Toole -<br />
guitar. This is a Music Wide Concert<br />
Thursday 13 August<br />
Triocca, Ríona Ó Duinnin - flute, Geraldine<br />
O’Doherty - harp, Nancy Johnson - viola.<br />
This is a Music Wide Concert<br />
Thursday 20 August<br />
The Kelly Wind Quintet - to be confirmed.<br />
Admission to concerts: €15, (under 13 free)<br />
except Thursday 20th July: Admission €20,<br />
(under 13 €10)<br />
All concerts begin at 8.30 p.m.<br />
Reservations and Ticket Sales:<br />
Mrs. Angela Eborall, Tel: +353 (0)28 - 36193<br />
Mrs. Jacqueline Weij, Tel: +353 (0)28 - 33752<br />
Ticket Sales Only: The Coffee Shop, Union Hall<br />
(028-34444) and O’Leary’s Jewellers, Bridge<br />
Street, Skibbereen (028-21038)<br />
Cheques made payable to: St. Barrahane’s Music<br />
Festival. No Credit Cards. In aid of The Church<br />
Fund.<br />
The Festival is supported by <strong>Cork</strong> County Council<br />
The Ewe Gallery & Sculpture Garden<br />
Kenmare Road, Glengarriff.<br />
T: 027-63840 (call if travelling far)<br />
E: info@theewe.com info@theewe.com<br />
W: www.theewe.com www.theewe.com<br />
Ireland’s only interactive sculpture garden<br />
consists of three inter-linked gardens, including<br />
the Environmental garden. A whole new series of<br />
sculptures are unveiled for the 2009 season, as<br />
well as an exciting bead making workshop and a<br />
river side café. Spectacular setting in a beautiful<br />
mountain forest by a tranquil waterfall. Sculptures,<br />
mixed mediaand paintings for sale by Sheena<br />
Wood.<br />
Open summer daily 10.00am - 6.00pm or by appointment.<br />
Sherkin Island Summer art workshop<br />
T: 087 8319929<br />
E: Cora_Collins@eircom.net<br />
W: www.sherkinart.com<br />
Workshops will run for five weeks Monday to<br />
Friday from 29th June to 31st July.<br />
Sherkin Island Summer Art Workshop brings<br />
together, for a five-day period, beginner, emerging<br />
and experienced artists who have a common<br />
interest in art.<br />
The Workshop will be run by Majella O Neill Collins,<br />
a resident of Sherkin Island and a successful<br />
working artist and Cora Collins, a resident of<br />
Castleconnell County Limerick, a mural artist and<br />
colour consultant.<br />
The Fee of €750 includes all tuition, materials,<br />
meals and accommodation. This promises to be<br />
a marvellous opportunity for fun and adventure in<br />
a beautiful offshore Island and in a comfortable<br />
relaxed atmosphere.<br />
The timetable for the workshop offers plenty of<br />
variety - drawing, painting, land-art, exploration<br />
of different techniques and materials, artists’ talks<br />
and a field trip by boat to Heir Island.<br />
Numbers are limited so book early.<br />
National Famine Memorial Day<br />
17 <strong>May</strong> 2009<br />
In honour of Skibbereen being selected as the<br />
site for the inaugural provincial National Famine<br />
Memorial Day in collaboration with an international<br />
commemorative ceremony held at Grosse Ile<br />
Quarantine Station, Canada on 10 <strong>May</strong>, local people<br />
have come together to programme Faminethemed<br />
events (10 – 17 <strong>May</strong>).<br />
A flavour of the events include Sunday Miscellany<br />
(RTE Radio One); talks by the Famine author<br />
William Henry, art historian Catherine Marshall, Dr.<br />
David Butler, UCC, Dr. Larry Geary, UCC, Professor<br />
Mark McGowen, Toronto University, author<br />
Marita Conlon-McKenna and Bridget O’Donnell;<br />
performances by the choir Chairde, Comhaltas<br />
Ceoltoiri Skibbereen, the Skibbereen Theatre<br />
Society of The Boldest Fenian Man and the awardwinning<br />
Flight to Grosse Ile; and a Gaelscoil<br />
presentation of Cleas Mhic Gearalt.<br />
On Sunday 17 <strong>May</strong> the National Commemorative<br />
Event commences at the O’Donovan Rossa<br />
Park at 11.15am followed by a solemn procession<br />
to Abbeystrewery Graveyard, then formal state<br />
flag and wreath-laying ceremonies involving the<br />
military band and full state protocol.<br />
Full programme details on<br />
www.skibbheritage.com.