Cork Harbour Festival returns with maritime activities and cultural events — here's what's on

A celebration Cork’s unique maritime heritage as the second largest natural harbour in the world, Cork Harbour Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary
 Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr Dan Boyle, pictured with crew members of El Galeón, including Captain Miguel Cuesta and Communications Officer Lupo Bathke, during a welcome ceremony on board the Spanish training vessel. Docked at Custom House Quay as part of the Cork Harbour Festival, El Galeón is open to visitors all weekend. Picture Chani Anderson.

Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr Dan Boyle, pictured with crew members of El Galeón, including Captain Miguel Cuesta and Communications Officer Lupo Bathke, during a welcome ceremony on board the Spanish training vessel. Docked at Custom House Quay as part of the Cork Harbour Festival, El Galeón is open to visitors all weekend. Picture Chani Anderson.

Cork Harbour Festival has returned with a selection of on-the-water maritime activities and music, art, poetry, workshops, talks and seminars.

A celebration Cork’s unique maritime heritage as the second largest natural harbour in the world, the festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary.

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