Culture Night event: 3pm-4.30pm Fri 23rd Sept 2022 For Culture Night 2022 Civic Trust House invites visitors of all ages back to share their favourite children’s picture book. From old classics to new gems there are thousands of inspired and inspiring books to choose from. Bring along your favourite picture…
An office space is currently available at Civic Trust House. The historic house is owned by Cork City Council and provides office space for a number of Arts Organisations. The available office can accommodate up to 4 small desks/workstations (currently laid out with 2 desks) and benefits from all the…
4pm-5.30pm 21st September 2018 at Civic Trust House For Culture Night 2018 Civic Trust House invites visitors of all ages to share their favourite children’s picture book. From old classics to new gems there are thousands of inspired and inspiring books to choose from. Bring along your favourite picture book…
For Cork Heritage Open Day 2018 the House will present readings from As Other Saw Us: Cork Through European Eyes, edited by Joachim Fischer & Grace Neville, which was published by Collins Press as part of Cork 2005: European Capital of Culture. Consisting of 68 pieces of travel writing…
On Sunday 8th October 2017 at Civic Trust House we celebrate the music of the eighteenth century with a visit from harper Dr. Fiachra Ó Corragáin. This will be an opportunity to hear one of Cork’s finest musicians perform and talk about this important instrument. The harp is an instrumental…
Did you know Civic Trust House offers shared office space to arts workers at a very competitive rate? Hotdeskers have access to wireless internet from their desk as well as access to many of the facilities in the house, including mailing address & postal service, photocopying/printing, tea/coffee, and use of…
Many arts organisations are dependent on the work of staff provided through the Community Employment Scheme to carry out their work. Every year there are dozens of jobs coming up around Cork City, but, possibly due to recent policy restrictions and the sad loss of great talent to emigration, it…
