
Cnoc Buí Community Arts Centre
Cnoc Buí Community Arts Centre CLG
Union Hall, Co Cork, Ireland
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Founded in 2023, Cnoc Buí Community Arts Centre is a community organisation based in Union Hall, Ireland working on arts & culture, heritage, community development.
Cnoc Buí Community Arts Centre is a volunteer-led, not-for-profit registered charity based in Union Hall, West Cork, Ireland. It promotes the arts, particularly the visual arts, and serves artists, cultural advocates and the general public. The centre runs exhibitions with low-cost gallery space for artists, hosts workshops and talks through the Artists Shed, and provides a venue for around fifteen local community groups covering heritage, culture and the environment. It is developing its site, a former farmhouse and outbuildings on a one-acre coastal location overlooking Glandore Harbour, into a community arts centre for visual, performing and dramatic arts. It is funded through membership subscriptions, exhibition income, donations, sponsorship and grants, and is supported by Cork County Council.
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The Old Pier Collection
Arts & Culture · Ireland
A collection of artworks by different artists responding to the same view of Glandore Harbour from a vantage point outside Union Hall, touring to hospitals and exhibition venues in Ireland.
Artists Shed
Arts & Culture · Ireland
A monthly meeting for artists and makers in Union Hall offering talks, workshops, critiques and studio visits.
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Cork County Council
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