Strategic priority #2 - Space for art
Strategic priority #2 - Space for art
#2
Space for art
Outcome 2.3
There is increased availability and a diversity of spaces to meet identified needs
Action
Enhancement of Elizabeth Fort as an outdoor arts and cultural events amenity. The facility was launched on 1st March 2023.
Goal
Optimise and extend places and spaces for art in the city
Photo: Jed Niezgoda
Outcome 2.2
Cork City Council’s arts and cultural infrastructure is safeguarded as a sustainable, effective resource into the future.
Action
Construction of the Kinship Eco Lab at Tramore Valley Park, outdoor hub for ecological creative activities, launched 31st May 2024.
The Lido
11 Cork City Council owned buildings currently in Arts and Cultural use
The Guesthouse
Jack Lynch House
St. Lukes
Civic Trust House
Triskel Christchurch
St. Peters
Lord Mayors Pavilion
Photo: OSM Photography
National Sculpture Factory
Wandesford Quay Complex
Frank O’Connor House
Outcome 2.4
Plans for a flagship arts creation facility in Cork City have been approved for development.
Action
Ongoing programme of works, maintenance and conservation.
Action
Towards realisation of this outcome, strategic assessment phase of infrastructure planning process complete: Arts and Cultural Infrastructure Needs Assessment (Nov 2023) and Capital Project Definition Report (May 2024).
Direct management of St. Lukes Crypt as multifunctional, no cost hire by professional arts organisations.
Action
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