Exhibitions & Events

The CCI is delighted to showcase Irish artist Ailbhe Ní Bhriain whose multi-disciplinary work is rooted in an exploration of imperial legacy, human displacement and the Anthropocene.

Don't miss one of the most captivating voices on the young Irish folk scene, nominated in the Breakthrough Artist category at the RTE Radio 1 Folk Awards 2025!

Launch and discussion of How Good It Is I Have No Fear of Dying by Lara Marlowe, recounting the experiences of Lieutenant Yulia Mykytenko. Performances by artists Olesya Zdorovetska and Lyuba Yakimchuk.

For the Jazzycolors Festival, CCI presents violoncellist Lakiko, accompanied by pianist Laurent Nicoud.

For the Jazzycolors festival the CCI presents the Córas Trio who weave together transcendental electronics, free jazz improvisation and seisiún style playfulness!

On the occasion of the opening of Daragh Soden's exhibition Ladies & Gentlemen, the CCI presents an evening exploring gender roles with a conversation and experimental screening followed by tuba/electro music.

Meet the young Irish talent Adam Buttimer, who will exceptionnally perform for us a mix of tuba and electro during the Opening Night of the exhibition Ladies&Gentlemen from Darragh Soden.

Niall Vallely, one of the most important Irish composers and concertina players, is accompanied by the singer Karan Casey and the harpist Eilís Lavelle to play traditional songs for us.

One of Ireland's best known folk singers leads this evening's Gaulín with a number of traditional songs a capella.

A great opportunity this weekend to visit our Old Library and Chapel, and enjoy classical concerts as well as two new exhibitions!

Afternoon piano recitals by this Feis Ceoil 2025 award-winning musician.

This year's trio of concerts brings the energetic diversity of the Irish music scene to the CCI courtyard: folk and trad mix with electro, sensibility rubs up against frenetic dance rhythms, and exhilarating rock takes the night away!

Hailed by The Guardian as an Irish Edith Piaf, Lisa O’Neill combines highly original music and reinterpretations with charismatic stage presence - a raconteur in the truest sense of the word.

Three members of the illustrious Begley family from West Kerry effortlessly combine accordion, fiddle and concertina for this special CCI performance with guest fiddler Liam O’Connor, director of ITMA.

Performers of uilleann pipes, Louise Mulcahy, unearths stories as far back as the 19th century of the remarkable women who came before her.