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THE DRAGON OF SHANDON PARADE
Get ready for Cork city's one and only night time parade!
The 11th Dragon of Shandon Samhain Parade will take place on 31st October 2017 in the streets of Cork City.
Last year we had our biggest parade to date with over 500 participants. Fifteen thousands spectators lined the streets in Shandon dressed in Halloween themed creations and an electric air of community carnival reigned on the streets.
If you want to support the project by getting involved in our workshops (construction, costume, painting,...) drop us a line at info@corkcommunityartlink.com
Project website: www.dragonofshandon.com
The Dragon of Shandon parade is made possible only thanks to many participants, volunteers and friends, as well as to the many sponsors who come on board with financial and in kind support.
The 11th Dragon of Shandon Samhain Parade will take place on 31st October 2017 in the streets of Cork City.
Last year we had our biggest parade to date with over 500 participants. Fifteen thousands spectators lined the streets in Shandon dressed in Halloween themed creations and an electric air of community carnival reigned on the streets.
If you want to support the project by getting involved in our workshops (construction, costume, painting,...) drop us a line at info@corkcommunityartlink.com
Project website: www.dragonofshandon.com
The Dragon of Shandon parade is made possible only thanks to many participants, volunteers and friends, as well as to the many sponsors who come on board with financial and in kind support.
STREET ART PERFORMANCE
The ArtLink's Drama Group presented its show, Life in a Boot, the Sunday 17th of June, during the Midsummer Festival. 😊
It was a great time in the Fitzgerald Park last Sunday, with a lot of children to look at the story of our Boot!
It was a great time in the Fitzgerald Park last Sunday, with a lot of children to look at the story of our Boot!
WORLD BOOK DAY, WE WERE HERE!
We're so pleased about the interest of our colouring book project, made in collaboration with Raffaele Muraca and Fiona Geary, during the last World Book Day. These four books stayed few weeks in the Cork Central Library to be coloured by children.
And, the books adventures will continue! Our colouring books are going to go in four others libraries during July and August: Grand Parade, Hollyhill, Tory Top and Blackpool.
And, the books adventures will continue! Our colouring books are going to go in four others libraries during July and August: Grand Parade, Hollyhill, Tory Top and Blackpool.
THANK YOU!
Photo Credit : Nicolas Bernier
After the amazing St Patrick’s Day parade through Cork’s streets all of us here at the Cork Community Art Link would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who helped us prepare for and perform in the parade.
It’s thanks to the involvement of so many volunteers that we can offer such a magical experience to the spectators, and everyone brought a little of bit of themselves to the parade.
Thanks a million, we hope to see you soon at the Lido and again for future parades.
A lot of St Patrick's Day's photos (workshops & parade) HERE
It’s thanks to the involvement of so many volunteers that we can offer such a magical experience to the spectators, and everyone brought a little of bit of themselves to the parade.
Thanks a million, we hope to see you soon at the Lido and again for future parades.
A lot of St Patrick's Day's photos (workshops & parade) HERE
WHO ARE WE?
Cork Community Art Link is a participative community arts organisation and registered charity in Cork, Ireland.
We encourage meaningful collaborations between artists and people that result in the creation of great art bringing creativity to places where people live, work and play. We work with people to create a sense of community identity and collective pride enabling people to learn more about themselves and the world around them while having fun. Our work engages with people both as participants and spectators in public spaces developing new ways of connecting with the arts. |
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