Sirius Arts Centre
will close from Saturday 20 December and will reopen on Wednesday 7 January 2009
Thank you to all for your support in 2008 - Wishing you a Happy Holiday time!
All the best from the staff and Board of Directors at Sirius!
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Siriusly Arts is the weblog for Sirius Arts Centre in Cobh, County Cork Ireland. A multidisciplinary centre for arts and culture "Siriusly Arts" will include information and interviews with many Irish and international artists engaging with the centre.
Sirius Arts Centre
Gallery Hours and contact information
Sirius Arts Centre
The Old Yacht Club Building
Cobh, County Cork, Ireland
Phone/Fax: +353 21 481 3790
email:cobharts@iol.ie
web: www.siriusartscentre.ie
Gallery Hours
Wednesday - Friday - 11 am - 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday - 2 pm - 5 pm
Monday and Tuesday - Closed
(when exhibitions are running)
Office Hours
Monday - Friday 9:30 am - 5:00 pm
Important Links
Blog Archive
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2008
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December
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- SIRIUS PRESENTS AN EVENING WITH PAUL TIERNAN & INT...
- Sirius Arts Centre Call for Entries - OPEN HOUSE 2
- Christmas Holidays for Sirius Arts Centre
- MUNDY AT SIRIUS IN FEBRUARY!!!
- Sirius Collecting Food Items for St. Vincent De Pa...
- A GIFT OF HEALTH AND WELLBEING AT SIRIUS ARTS CENT...
- CADENZA CONCERT MOVED TO THE COBH HERITAGE CENTRE ...
- SANTA AT SIRIUS!!
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December
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About Sirius Arts Centre
- Sirius Arts Centre
- Cobh, County Cork, Ireland
- A multidisciplinary non-profit centre for the arts in the East Cork area founded in 1988. Sirius is dedicated to facilitating artistic expression in Ireland. Our programming focuses on raising artistic awareness, and providing opportunities for participation in and enjoyment of the arts. This is achieved mainly through visual arts exhibitions, a prestigious artists-in-residence programme, music concerts and community arts engagement. The Sirius Arts Centre building, which is currently being restored, provides the organization with a unique environment, and our cultural programme gives continuing life to a heritage building of architectural and historical importance.