Ballydehob Jazz Festival

Ballydehob

Fri 02 May 2025 - Mon 05 May 2025


The Ballydehob Jazz Festival takes place across the village of Ballydehob, gateway to the Mizen Peninsula in West Cork, Ireland, on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Since its inception in 2007, the Ballydehob Jazz Festival has grown in size and stature. Shortlisted for best West Cork Festival in 2019, each May Bank Holiday weekend the village hosts over 40 live music and dance performances that range from big name concerts to small workshops; from lively pub gigs to intimate side shows and a healthy dose of fringe attractions to compliment.





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Thu 13 Feb

Me, Myself & Bts: Portrait Exhibition

The Hideout Café & Art Gallery

Thu 13 Feb

Blackwater Fit-up Theatre Festival

The Palace Theatre

Thu 13 Feb

Small Works, Studies For Atlantes

Blackwater Valley Makers Gallery

Thu 13 Feb

Traditional Irish Music with Hughie Kennedy

Corrigan's Bar

Thu 13 Feb

Botanica ~ Cork Textile Network Exhibition

Bishopstown Library

Thu 13 Feb

Reflections Of Life - Exhibition By Emma Jacobs

The Grey Heron

Thu 13 Feb

Carmela Brennan Art Exhibition

Cork Airport

Thu 13 Feb

International Folk Dancing

Quaker Meeting House

Fri 14 Feb

Me, Myself & Bts: Portrait Exhibition

The Hideout Café & Art Gallery

Fri 14 Feb

Change By Croí Glan

Firkin Crane

Fri 14 Feb

Blackwater Fit-up Theatre Festival

The Palace Theatre

Fri 14 Feb

Cork City FC V Galway United

Turners Cross Stadium

Fri 14 Feb

Small Works, Studies For Atlantes

Blackwater Valley Makers Gallery

Fri 14 Feb

Mockie Ah! Valentine's Cabaret

Levis Corner House

Fri 14 Feb

Botanica ~ Cork Textile Network Exhibition

Bishopstown Library

Fri 14 Feb

Reflections Of Life - Exhibition By Emma Jacobs

The Grey Heron

Fri 14 Feb

Carmela Brennan Art Exhibition

Cork Airport

Sat 15 Feb

Me, Myself & Bts: Portrait Exhibition

The Hideout Café & Art Gallery

Sat 15 Feb

The Songs Of Dylan, Young & Morrison Performed By The Muddy River Band

Saint Georges Arts And Heritage Centre

Sat 15 Feb

Change By Croí Glan

Firkin Crane