Camus Farm, Things to do in Cork
- Camus Farm
- Nov 30
- 2 min read
Last Orders for 2025 - note that our last day of service in 2025 will be 20th Dec, re-opening Sat 2nd May 2026. Early bird tickets for 2026 concerts and performances now available, links for tickets below. More things to do in Cork coming. Best wishes for Christmas and New Year from Camus Farm.
Coming to Camus Farm July 2026
The Pat Farnon Trilogy:
The Man in the Woman's Shoes
I Hear You and Rejoice
The Mysterious Case of Kitsy Rainey
Saturday 13th & 20th Dec
2pm 2-Course Lunch
7pm 4-Course Dinner
Open for drinks an hour ahead of food service.
Gift Vouchers for Restaurant
Sunday 28th Dec
2pm - Silent Book Club - Tabletop Social Edition
This month, we are switching things up! Rather than our usual Silent Book Club with companionable silence, we are opting for companionable fun! Join us for a relaxing afternoon of board games, card games, chatting and cosy vibes by the stove in Camus Farm Field Kitchen. It's a great chance to meet others, unwind and get out of the house over the Christmas season.
Saturday 2nd May
4pm Ceol at Camus
Concert featuring established Irish artist.
Friday 3rd July
4pm The Man in the Woman's Shoes
In this, the first in the trilogy, cobbler Pat Farnon lives on his own, just outside of town, contentedly aging in the cottage in which he was reared. Join him as he walks the five miles into his “metropolis,” populated with no-necked water diviners, sporting savants, loudmouths, and preachers.
Saturday 4th July
4pm I Hear You and Rejoice
Following on from The Man In The Woman's Shoes, this second in the trilogy, sees Pat Farnon, a cobbler and all-round contented man, embark on a journey he had not quite planned and finds that every twist in the road can bring its own surprises.
Sunday 5th July
4pm The Mysterious Case of Kitsy Rainey
Following on from The Man In The Woman's Shoes and I Hear You and Rejoice, this third in the trilogy, takes us on a very unusual and otherworldly journey. Having married Kitsy Rainey late in life, cobbler Pat Farnon finally decides to lift the lid on a life previously lived by his wife. And all the while, Pat faces down his own reckoning. Tender, heartfelt and joyously funny The Mysterious Case of Kitsy Rainey finishes out Pat Farnon's journey in a most unexpected way.
Sunday 2nd August
2pm Fair Days Fleadh
Daylong showcase of emerging Irish artists featuring:
WineMom - indie-rock from Dublin with fiery front woman Rosanna lighting the way
Pebbledash - shoegaze, dream-pop and traditional Irish music from Cork
The Wran - trad, punk and a hint of psychedelia from Waterford
Zoé Basha - American ragtime and Appalachian mountain songs
Julia-Maria - folk infused vocals, rich instrumental arrangements and poignant lyricism
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