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Thursday 3rd August at 7:30pm in St Anne's Church Shandon-An Inclusive Church. As part of Pride Week in Cork city- A chance for us to gather and reflect on the milestones that have been achieved for our community and to remember the brave souls and dedicated themselves to our cause through tirelessly advocating for our rights and equality. An evening Service of Thanksgiving and Remembrance to commemorate those that gave us the courage and the freedom to gather as a community and be proud of who we are. ALL WELCOME, 
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St Anne's Shandon and Shandon Street Festival Present a special concert on Sat 24th June 2017 at 4pm in St Anne's Church Shandon. The Olympia Youth Chorus is a nonprofit vocal music program for young singers in the South Sound community. Olympia Youth Chorus Cantabile is an advanced treble choir for SSAA voices. Singers are selected by audition and must be accomplished vocalists with strong sight reading skills. Vocalists range in age from fourteen to eighteen. The Chorus sings unison, two, three, and four-part music written for treble voices. They choose from a wide range of traditional and contemporary music that is best suited for the musical and vocal development of the choirs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF8047phOzw   St Anne’s Church Shandon
PARISH CAROL SERVICE With Choral Con Fusion Corks LGBTS Inclusive Choir Thursday 22nd December 7:30pm All Welcome ‘Who ever you are and where ever you are on your journey in faith, you are welcome in this place’ Cork Chamber Choir, under the baton of Tom Crowley, perform at St Anne's, Shandon on Sat 26th November at 6PM. Programme includes works by Mendelssohn, Victoria, Part, Lauridsen, Early and McGlynn. Admission €10 (€7 conc.)  Culture NIght is here again! Friday 16th September 2016. We will be opening our doors free of charge between the hours of 7pm-8:30pm where you can visit to ring the bells and see the evening view of the city from the viewing balcony. It's first come first served and as it's always busy, remember you will have to queue. But we will have our organist Victor Sullivan on hand to entertain you while you wait. We will be on hand to answer any questions you have about the church and tower. Looking forward to seeing you here!  Cork Heritage Open Day is a unique event, which is held on the first Saturday of Cork Heritage Week. Organised by Cork City Council, Cork Heritage Open Day is taking place on Saturday, August 20th and will see over 42 buildings open their doors to the public for one day only. A series of guided walking tours, heritage events, exhibitions, talks and children's events will also take place. All events are free. Here at Shandon Bells & Tower we have free entry from 10am-3pm. It's a really busy day so expect to have to queue for a few minutes. Under 16's must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Cork Heritage Open Day is organized by Cork City Council as part of Heritage Week in partnership with the Heritage Council and with media sponsorship from Cork's 96FM and the Evening Echo.  St. Anne's is delighted to host a Choral Event as part of the Shandon Street Festival 2016. Over the course of the afternoon, come and listen to the wonderful sounds of some of the cities finest choirs and choral groups. Groups taking part are- Niche:Sing Your Heart Out Group, High Hopes Choir Cork, Voices of Cork, Cork Sacred Harp Singers and Choral Con Fusion. In between listening to the wonderful music, head outside and experience the fun of the festival, now in it's 10th year. Food stalls, face painters, dancers, bands-there's something for everyone. Schedule for the choral event to be announced very soon.Festival website: www.shandonstreetfestival.com. Sat 18th June 2016.
 Exciting event as part of the Cork Midsummer Festival. Beats, Bells and Bridges-Tom Lane and Alex Petcu Percussionist Alex Petcu and composer Tom Lane have come together to transform three sites in Cork into musical instruments. These locations (UCC Quadrangle, Mardyke Bridge and Shandon Bells) will host newly-composed, site-specific pieces for percussion that take advantage of the unique acoustics of each place. Each of the three pieces has been created especially for the place in which it is to be performed. Beats at the quadrangle in UCC will explore the echoes and reverberation of the university’s historic quadrangle,Bridges will use the Mardyke Bridge itself as a percussion instrument andBells will feature a duet between Alex at ground level and the unique bells of St Anne’s Church bell tower played by Brian O’Regan. The Mardyke Bridge - 2pm, 25 June UCC Quadrangle - 4pm, 25 June St Anne’s (Shandon) - 4pm, 26 June |
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