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To wrap up the fabulous Cork Pride Fest, organisers are throwing one final bash at the port in Cork City.
The party will be hosted by the legendary Paul Ryder and will feature Corks RedFM DJs and live music by Stephanie Rainey and Sparkle.
Registration in advance is a must — keep an eye on their website to reserve tickets.
Done with Netflix and fancy something a bit different?
The Circus Factory, a community-based circus training group, will present an online show on Saturday night featuring some of their top performers. Tune in from the comfort of your home and support your local arts groups!
If you find yourself inspired, The Circus Factory is currently running acrobatics classes for adults at Centre Park House in Cork City — you can book a one-off class on their website.
Anyone you know that's a bit of a metalhead?
The popular Monolith music festival scheduled to take place at Cyprus Avenue, Cork City has been cancelled for a second year, but they'll still be streaming online this weekend.
Head over to their Youtube and Facebook channels this Friday and Saturday to see 6 of their incredible acts perform live. Streaming is free but donations to Sexual Violence Centre Cork are encouraged.
Kids will love this fairy training school taking place at Fota House this weekend, a magnificent 19th-century mansion complete with manicured gardens.
Children will learn all about the world's magical creatures — fairies, unicorns, mermaids — and graduate with wings. Tickets, which cost €23 per child, include attendance, a fairy kit, magic wand, flower crown, and a fairy feast with refreshments.
Visit their booking page for more information.
Why not explore local this bank holiday weekend by paying a visit to a local museum/adventure centre? Dive deeper into Cork maritime history at the Titanic Experience Cobh, visit the stunning Model Railway Village in Clonakilty, or take a trip to Leahy's Open Farm near Midleton. Find more places like these in the 'Attractions' section of the Xplore Local app!