#corkculturenight2017 PHOTOS: From Cork City Centre

Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Tony Fitzgerald, conducting the Barrack Street Band outside Cork City Hall on Cork Culture Night 2017.
Cork City came to life on Friday 22nd September as Culture Vultures took to the streets in their droves to experience the best of Cork live music, theatre, film, art exhibitions, crafts and street performance, as more than 100 city-wide venues opened their doors to members of the public completely free of charge for Cork Culture Night.
With over 200 events, Cork Culture Night is one of the highlights of the Cork City arts and culture calendar and an opportunity for various venues and organisations to showcase their city Ð which is steeped in rich culture and heritage.
Photo: Cathal Noonan

Tadhg Morrissey, aged 10 months from Blackrock, with Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Tony Fitzgerald, on Cork Culture Night 2017.
Photo: Cathal Noonan

Artist Sean MacCarthy showing his work to the members of the public at The National Sculpture Factory on Cork Culture Night 2017.
Photo: Cathal Noonan

Artist Peadar Lambe showing his work to the members of the public at The National Sculpture Factory on Cork Culture Night 2017.
Photo: Cathal Noonan

Lola Coughlan, aged 10, and Faye Coughlan, aged 7, from Douglas, at The National Sculpture Factory on Cork Culture Night 2017.
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Ruth Ni Chaoimh, age 7, and Oran O’Caoimh, age 4, pictured listening to their father, Donal O’Caoimh, playing the pipes at Parnell Bus Station on Cork Culture Night 2017.
Photo: Cathal Noonan

Pictured at Cork Culture Night celebrations in The English Market. 
Photography by Gerard McCarthy

Ellie Lane from Castlelyons and Molly O’Brien from Montenotte Pictured at Cork Culture Night celebrations in The English Market. 
Photography by Gerard McCarthy

Pictured at Cork Culture Night celebrations in The English Market.
Photography by Gerard McCarthy

Pictured at Cork Culture Night celebrations in The English Market. 
Photography by Gerard McCarthy