Mallow Arts Festival

An annual festival celebrating live music, literature, art, film and everything creative.

July 22nd – 26th, 2026

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Cór Mhagh Ealla

Join Cór Mhagh Ealla, Mallow’s beloved community choir, for a special performance as part of Mallow Arts Festival 2026. Founded in 2001 by the late Peig Russell, a cherished local patron of the arts, Cór Mhagh Ealla has become a cornerstone of Mallow’s cultural life. As the choir approaches its…
Latin Fellas & Co. Live at the Hibernian Hotel

Get ready for a night of infectious rhythms, vibrant energy and unforgettable live music as Latin Fellas & Co. take to the stage at the Hibernian Hotel as part of Mallow Arts Festival 2026.Blending Latin American influences with contemporary sounds, Latin Fellas & Co. deliver a dynamic live performance packed…
Songs & Souls

Songs and Souls — Closing Night at Mallow Arts Festival 2026 The Mallow Arts Festival closes in style on Sunday 26th July with Songs and Souls at St James’ Church of Ireland, from 8pm to 10pm. This unique show brings together acclaimed playwright Deirdre Kinahan and legendary fiddler Steve Wickham…
Explore the Art & Photography Exhibitions of Mallow Arts Festival 2026

The creativity of Mallow Arts Festival extends far beyond the stage. Throughout the festival, a variety of art and photography exhibitions will be on display across the town, showcasing the talent, stories and perspectives of local artists, photographers and community groups.Take some time to wander, discover and experience Mallow through…
Mallow Camera Club Exhibition – Seeing the World Through Different Lenses

Step into a world of creativity, perspective and storytelling at the Mallow Camera Club Exhibition, part of Mallow Arts Festival 2026. Presented in conjunction with Cork County Council and Cork County Council Library and Arts Service, and kindly sponsored by Mallow Credit Union, this special exhibition showcases a stunning collection…
Saint Patrick’s Day Gallery

This Saint Patrick’s Day, our committee members took to the streets of Mallow to celebrate our patron saint. Great crowds lined the way, showing wonderful support to all the groups and clubs who paraded on the day.