Cork Vision Centre, Cork

The Cork Vision Centre is a unique heritage venue managed by Cork Civic Trust, located within walking distance of the artistic, commercial, and tourist areas of Cork City. This center offers visitors an opportunity to explore Cork's past, present, and future, making it an interesting contributor to the visual arts of Ireland.

The Cork Vision Centre is housed in St. Peter's Church, built in 1783, which was saved from near dereliction and redeveloped as an arts and cultural venue on two levels. The venue incorporates a multi-purpose gallery and other art spaces which are used for visual arts exhibitions, lectures, seminars, workshops, recitals, and receptions. Throughout the year, the center hosts numerous visual arts exhibitions featuring contemporary art by Irish artists, such as Colaiste Stiofan, Sheena Jolley, P.J. O' Regan, Mieke Vanmechelen, Jesse de la Cour, Pippo Borello, and Dennis Spillane.

Why You Should Visit:
Great space with an individual atmosphere; a special venue to view and hold exhibitions.
Entrance is free.

Tip:
The Centre incorporates a small café and accessible toilets.