Chris Finnegan: Residency & Exhibition at Triskel Arts Centre, Cork, on 7 May-28 Jun. This artist will use Triskel Sample Project Space to combine visual art and collaborating with young people through a series of workshops and studio production.

Rose of Nevada at Triskel Arts Centre, 10-13 May. When a fishing boat that vanished 30 years ago reappears, three men decide to use it. When they return, they find themselves back in time, being greeted as if they were the original crew.

Broken English at Triskel Arts Centre, 10-13 May. An intimate portrait of singer-songwriter Marianne Faithfull, set within the imagined ‘Ministry of Not Forgetting’, where memory and mythology collide. This film was made with her full involvement.

The Mattachine Family at Triskel Arts Centre, on 14 May. When their foster child reunites with his birth mother, husbands Thomas and Oscar’s paths begin to diverge. Preceded by a wine reception. Tickets are free. Part of LGBTI+ Awareness Week.

Highlander at Triskel Arts Centre, on 14 May. Immortal Scottish swordsman Connor Macleod, born in 1518 must fight the remaining opponent immortals in the present time to win the fabled prize against the evil Kurgan. A 40th Anniversary screening.

Aimez-vous Brahms? at Triskel Arts Centre, on 22 May. A Brahms themed concert featuring his Rhapsody op 79 no. 1, Hungarian Dance No 1 and Sonata for clarinet and piano in E flat major op.120 no.2, and pieces by Debussy, Schuman, Chopin and Liszt.

Dances in the Gallery at Triskel Arts Centre, on 29 May. This programme alternates between music inspired by dances and by paintings. From the artworks of de Goya, Simberg and Holmberg, to the dance music of Prokofiev, Rachmaninov and Chopin.

A Brief History of Song at Triskel Arts Centre, on 5 Jun. A journey across the musical world. From Norwegian folk and, Parisian art songs, to the Great American Songbook of jazz standards and a popular classic by The Beatles.