Nab a ticket for this panel discussion with some of Cork’s most creative entrepreneurs
It’ll be a thought-provoking evening.
Some of Cork’s leading creative minds will be gathering on stage at Cork Opera House next week for a lively discussion as part of DCCI Design Week 2023.
Speakers and panelists at the event, titled Is Folklore The Future? will include chef and business owner Eunice Power, Doireann Healy of Begley & Bowie, Deirdre Corcoran of Chapter, Jackie Gowran of Business Weaving, Madeleine Murray of Change By Degrees and Sean O’Sullivan from Badly Made Books, with special guests to be announced.
The evening, which begins at 7pm on Tuesday, November 14th, will invite the audience along on a journey through folklore, from a design perspective.
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“A beacon of folklore, Cork Opera House champions the act of storytelling on a daily basis, platforming oral history in practice and performance.” say the organisers.
“We are dedicated to implementing a sustainable compass by which the next generation of practitioners are led. In convening to host a dynamic oral discussion as part of DCCI Design Week 2023, Cork Opera House is thrilled to be working with Chapter to propel real change with respect to our collective circular futures.”
The speakers will delve into Ireland’s world-famous folklore and unearth the timeless wisdom woven into its narratives.
“These age-old tales have the ability to communicate complex themes, providing us with a lens through which we can examine our relationship with sustainability. As we journey through folklore, from a design perspective, we’ll excavate the narratives that have guided our choices and behaviours.” they added.
Tickets are just €10 but they’re selling fast so nab one here.
