FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Coming from further afield? Cork Airport is your gateway to the festival. The airport is well-served by domestic and international flights. From the airport, you can use taxis or shuttle services to reach the festival. The journey time from Cork Airport to the city centre is 15 minutes by taxi or 20 minutes by bus.

If you’re travelling from other parts of Ireland, consider taking the train to Cork. Cork Kent Railway Station is centrally located, making it easy to connect with the festival venues.

Cork has a fantastic public bus system that serves the city and surrounding areas. Check the bus schedules to find the most convenient routes to your festival destinations.

Planning to drive to the festival? Cork is well-connected by road networks. We recommend arriving early as parking around the city is limited and can fill up quickly during the festival. Consider carpooling with friends to make it even more fun.

We recommend arriving early as parking around the city is limited and can fill up quickly during the festival.

If your desired gig is sold out we recommend to try contacting the venue directly closer to the time for any cancellations.

You can access the official schedule or lineup for the events on our official website, through our social media channels, or in our digital brochure.

Yes, you can find more detailed information about the performances, artists, and schedules on our digital brochure. Alternatively, you can head to the official website at https://guinnesscorkjazz.com/ for all the information you need.

If you are interested in performing at the festival, please fill out this form: https://bit.ly/GCJF-ApplytoPlay

Daytime events are indeed suitable for attendees under 18. For a comprehensive overview of all the happenings, be sure to check out The Big Fringe programme. It’s your go-to source for all the details and schedules.

Yes, all festival venues are wheelchair-accessible to ensure that guests with mobility challenges can fully enjoy the event.