Premiere 8pm Wednesday 14th Dec 2011 in Camden Palace Hotel. Free entry.

with Special Guests Captain Moonlight & DJ Sam O Hare
Friday, November 25, 2011
Tickets €10

Thursday 17th Nov
6pm Art Exhibition 
Polish food tasting
8pm Film Screening “Mis”/ The Teddy
Sponsored by MyCork Polish Association and Camden Palace Hotel. 
Free entry

An evening of dance, music, face-painting, and drumming. Acrobatics, puppetry, and clown performances for children. Entry is free and there will be a raffle with plenty of prizes! Organised by Somali Human Rights Advocacy Group, proceeds to Trocaire. All to raise funds for Somalian food crisis. Share the invitation and bring your friends! Craic 6 – 9pm Friday 4th Nov.

A day of freaky shows, films, live music and weirdo happenings all over Camden Palace Hotel.
Creepy families and all age monsters welcome
Children's scary(but fun...) stuff early 3-6. 
For your little brats - Two freaky shows at 3pm & 5pm:
Trail by Fury story followed by The haunted hound.
Face painting for big and small.
Audio/Visual performance by members of DEAFETHOS, Non Toxic Orchestra & Zanga Zanga 7:30pm in Court 1 in association with Rory Tangney's exhibition Build Your Church On The Strength Of Your Fear. 
Living dead music 8pm till 11pm. 
Funeral samba procession followed by Non Toxic Orchestra supported by Zanga Zanga.
All live music in foyer.
Cafe open all the dead day long.

Fancy dress to depress ESSENTIAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Flann O'Brien's The Third Policeman, the underground classic that means a lot to a lot of people, is being narrated by actor Justin Scannell with live improvised sound design by Francis Heery and Harry Moore in keeping with the great tradition of storytelling in Camden Palace Hotel. A special chance for audiences to lose themselves in Flann O'Brien's imagination in the imaginative art centre. There is even a hybrid bicycle wheel amongst the handmade instruments and laptop to create a soundscape echoing the surreality, humour, darkness and hallucinatory quality of this perplexing literary work. Set to be a fascinating wander for audience and performers alike through Flann O'Brien's strange and haunting take on rural Ireland.

3pm - 4.30pm over 5 consecutive Sat afternoons beginning 24th Sept.
Camden Palace Hotel, Camden Quay, Cork City.
Tickets €5 per installment or €15 for all 5 installments

Exhibition by Mary Cooke

Transformed everyday objects addressing the feminine, the feminine ideal, and subjugation. An exhibition of 3 different interrelated series exploring transitions and transformations.

Exhibition Opening 6pm Wed 28th Sept – Wed 12 Oct. Mon – Fri. Free entry.

Live music, Dance, theather, film, art and food.  Enjoy everything Camden Palace Hotel has to offer.
Open doors till 11pm.

Open rehersals with Inma Moya Pavon ;
Live music with The Non Toxic Orchcestra, Clare O'Brien and Fionuala Doyle,
Shape Note Singers and more....
ItErAtIoNz: Four short electro-acoustic performances written & performed by Adam Burke aka DEAFETHOS
Short theatre performances by the Camden Palace Theatre Co-Op
Art installition 'Build your Church on the strength of your Fear' by Rory Tagney
Breakdancing
Capoeira
Face Painting

By Rory Tangney
A large-scale installation comprising sculpture/sound/light, along with associated 2-dimensional works..... photography and drawing.

Thursday, September 22, 2011 at 6:00pm until Saturday, October 22, 2011 at 6:00pm

Final exhibition of the papier maché dogs
Thursday 15th to Saturday 24th September

This September Cork receives some of the most distinguished international names in Capoeira, including the respected Master Vulcao

Sat 3 Sept Cork City centre rises with samba and maracatu rhythm with live music run by several internationally renowned teachers. 2pm a charity show with music, dance & theatre in Camden Palace Hotel. Admission: donations required ie food, clothes, blankets.  Dance and live music performances on St. Patrick’s Street throughout the day and night.

Sun 4th Sept 11am – 6pm Workshop. €20. Fun and classes for all levels.

Anton Chekhov describes his early comedies A Marriage Proposal and The Brute as one act jokes, others have described them as minor masterpieces. Maria O'Callaghan, Kieran O'Leary and Rupert Stutchbury will perform these two short farces lasting about 35 minutes each in Clonakilty, Skibbereen and finally in Cork at the Camden.
Camden Palace Cork 4th 5th August start 8pm
Tickets €10

In association with Cork Cycling Festival. Fun eco-friendly for of protest against global oil dependency. Dress code is ‘bare as you dare’.  All body painting done by artists in Camden Palace Hotel.

6pm Saturday July 16th

Presented by Dare Media Productions.
Created by Film makers for film makers, dedicated solely to the art of the short film.
Sponsored by Sony, Directors cut, Keane’s Jewelers, Electronic sevice centre TVAE, Ginger Joe, the Hub, Cork Vision Centre, Camden Palace Hotel, the Clarion Hotel.

Thursday 14th and Friday 15th July 8.30pm – 11.30pm 

Presented by The Orchard Theatre Company.
Theatre play about locals dazzled by a Hollywood film crew.
8pm Friday July 1st

Globalfest 2011 youth arts festival presented by Mayfield Arts Centre, 4th annual youth festival.  This year the festival engages the public with positive messages about the idea of belonging.

Globalfest is coordinated by the Youth Arts and Global Education programme of Mayfield Arts, Newbury House.

Event launched Saturday 25th June 8pm – 11pm

Teenage workshop week in association with the Brothers of Charity
Dance, street performance, street art, graffiti, music, songwriting, rap, animation, theatre
10am – 1pm Monday June 27th until Thursday 30th June 4pm July 1st

Time to take action – street art installation presented by Mayfield Arts and the Brothers of Charity
Work created by participants from Aisling House Youth Initiative
Exterior of Camden Palace Hotel building
7th until 29th July
Street performance workshops:
11am – 1.30pm 12th July
11am – 1.30pm and cinema 7 – 11pm 13th July
11am – 1.30pm and dance 2pm – 3.30pm 14th July
11am – 3.30pm 15th July
10am – 12pm 16th July

With conductor John O’Brien, NASC Irish Immigrant Support Centre, EDA Cork, Ethicval Development Action, Cois Tine and UNHCR, the UN refugee agency.
The big sing for world refugee day 2011
A free sing along, open to all, no previous experience or preparation needed, just bring your voice.
7.30pm Monday June 20th

Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts in social and community contexts is working in partnership with Voluntary Arts Ireland (VAI) to host and an all island of Ireland symposium.  Kevin Murphy of VAI and Create would welcome your thoughts and contributions to the shaping of this event, to build resilience and networks between participative and collaborative arts practitioners and the community and voluntary sectors.

2pm – 5pm Thursday 16th June

With Monica Heldel, Mama Yeva, Shelflife, One Horse Pony & Spank
Saturday June 11th
Free entry.

St. John’s Graduates Photography Exhibition 2011

Friday 10th – Friday 24th June

By Ashley Strand.
Three sad stories, one funny guy. Strand’s hapless journey through a life on the stage.
Doors 8pm, show 9pm, June 9th, 10th, 11th

LBGT Film Festival at Camden Palace Hotel:

Aimee&Jaguar (1999) Drama. Germany.
Shake it. (2001) Drama. Denmark.
Gendernauts. (1999) Documentary. Germany.
Saints and Sinners. (2004) Documentary. US.
Brother to brother. (2004) Drama. US
Trembling Before G_d (2001) Documentary. Israel.
Femde Haut (2005) Drama. Germany.
Opening 7pm, film 8pm Saturday May 28th
8pm Saturday May 28th – Friday June 3rd&Monday June 13th

And special guest Captain Moonlight
Jinx Lennon mixes raw punk ideals with hypnotic electro beats.
Doors 8pm Friday 27th May

With dance master Fionan Cogan
Palace Trio Ceili Band
Wednesday from 8pm – 11pm May 18th

With Philip Cotter, Sacred Harp singers, Tides, Unity drums, Colin McClean Latin Trio, DJ and Mark Hall-Patch providing visuals
9.15 pm start, DJ until 12.30
Friday May 13th

New performance adapted by Ashley Strand.  The result of a couple of weeks of workshops.  Shakespeare’s greatest untold story…his greatest unknown character.
Margaret played by Jane Lee
Doors 8pm, curtain 9pm Tuesday May 10th

Photographic exhibition, opened by the Lord Mayor of Cork, Michael O’Connell, in association with Westcourt Centre Belfast and Cork Life Centre.
The story of three men whose homes were the street, alleys and doorways of Belfast city.
Tuesday 3rd to Tuesday 10th of May.

St Rapheal’s Centre Youghal is a residential centre for older people with learning disabilities, working through drama and performance, this short 25 minute film was made with the residents.
Saturday 7th May

One day music festival for the community showcasing 30 Cork bands and musician’s including The Buskers Union, Dummy Minefield, Versives, Stuart Wilde, Crow Black Chicken, The Mental Notes, Mersk, People of the Monolith, Trumpets of Jericho, Carried by Waves, Gunshot Alley, Shelflife, Matt Bishop, Dylan, Drum Circle, Half man part bicycle, Rubens7one.
Projections by ‘Carried by Waves’ and Luno Valetti
Cinema verso, showcasing 10 hours of music/art documentaries in the music room.
April 30th 

A celebration and recognition of the diverse practices of aerial, break, contemporary, dance theatre and ceili dance.

Workshops:
Breakdancing: Basics with Conrad Fischer at 1pm
Contemporary dance theatre with Inma Pavon at 3pm
Work-in-progress dance performance at 6pm
Work-in-progress aerial dance at 7pm

A documentary highlighting the Brazilian art form, Capoeira binds fights, rhythm and dance into a vibrant investigation of dialogue and meaning through movement.
Doors open at 7pm. Film starts at 8pm.
This is a FREE event!!
Wednesday 27th April

In association with Plugd records
Curator Vicky Langan
Featuring: Daniel Higgs, Raising Holy Sparks, Rory Francis O’Brien, Sacred Harp Singers of Cork.
Saturday 23rd April

Saturday 23rd April

With dance master Fionan Cogan
Palace Trio Ceili Band
Wednesday 20th April

With members of the Cork Nepalese Community
Singing, dancing performances, a variety of Napalese foods for lunch.
12pm – 6pm Wednesday 13th April

Wednesday 13th April 11am – 4pm

The Orchard Theatre Company
Wednesday 13th until Friday 15th April

Laughter, meditation, yoga, exercises
Saturday 9th April


Facilitated by Jan Diderden

Awake my soul documentary, followed by a Sacred Harp Shape Note Workshop 
Wednesday 6th April

Camden Palace Theatre Co-op

Mondays: ‘Slag’ by David Hare
Tuesdays: ‘A Marriage Proposal’ by Chekhov
Thursdays: ‘All the King’s Women’ by Luigi Januzzi

Monday 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th April
Tuesday April 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th April
Thursday April 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th April
Thursday April 28th – Performance of rehearsed reading of all three plays from 1pm to 2pm.

Guided tour of the building,
including engaging with some of the resident artists in their studios, hosted by the Chairman of Camden Palace Hotel, Frank Hickey.
Saturday 2nd of April 2011, 
12pm

Camden Palace & Guests
Opportunity for the public to see visual art of many kinds such as light projections, sculpture, painting, mosaic, ceramic, collage, photography, costume & installation.
Friday 1st of April – 30th April
Free entry

With dance master Fionan Cogan
Palace Trio Ceili Band
Wednesday from 8pm – 11pm March 23rd

Documentary presented by cameraman, artist in residence Seamus Hegarty who worked on the documentary.  The documentary follows the lives of four women who left the infamous and notorious Magdalene Laundries in Ireland.

8pm Monday 21st and Tuesday 22nd March

Info seesion/seminar, community programme
Explore the world…and make a difference!
Teaching/environment/welfare/health/sports
Programmes in Africa, Asia, Latin America
5-7pm Wednesday February 23rd

An installation by Charlie Jouvet in partnership with Sirius Arts Centre, with special thanks to the Cork Film Centre
Wednesday 2nd February to Saturday 12th February.
Part of a programme of photographic events in Cork city and county running throughout February.

A celebration of the life and times of Pat Allen (1953-2011), with an exhibition of photographs by Doug DuBois, costumes and other effects.

Wednesday 2nd to Friday 25th February 2011