On Friday, 19 September, Cork will once again open its doors for Culture Night 2025, marking the 20th edition of Ireland’s national celebration of arts, culture and community. For one evening only, the city will be transformed into a stage, a gallery, and a gathering place where stories, music, and creativity are shared freely.
This year’s programme is as rich and diverse as ever. Highlights include Kaught at the Karpark, an event honouring Cork’s trailblazing punk and post-punk music scene at North Main Street Car Park; Fire Show at the Fort, where ROGU’s fire performers and DJ Stevie G will light up Elizabeth Fort late into the night; and CADA Performance, showcasing the energy and talent of Cork’s young performers.
With more than one hundred free events spread across Cork City, Culture Night 2025 is not only a chance to enjoy the arts but also to see the city in a new light. It is an invitation to explore, to connect, and to celebrate the creative spirit that makes Cork unique.
For the full programme of events, visit culturenight.ie/events.
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