AN EXPLORATORY WRITING AND DRAWING WORKSHOP FOR ADULTS ACROSS BOTH SITES Led by poet and writer Ella Frears and artist and painter Naomi Frears, this workshop explores the tools and processes used by Grace Pailthorpe and Reuben Mednikoff, with a curious and humorous eye through writing, drawing and painting. This will be a day of artistic experimentation and […]
Children from ten local schools will be proudly showing off their handmade lanterns when they follow Father Christmas through the streets of Camborne on Friday 29 November at 5.30pm. Accompanied by the Combined Schools’ Samba Band and the Combined Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade Band, the parade sets off from Rectory Road and wends its way […]
Saturday 30th November 9am til 4pm Sunday 1st December 10am til 4pm Now in its 5th year, Flambards once again hosts its wonderful annual Christmas Fayre, a festive and family-friendly event, combining the magic of Christmas with the perfect opportunity to choose some great gifts and treats. The Fayre will be brimming with local gifts […]
The Christmas Edition of The Makers’ Market takes place on the same day as the Penzance Christmas Lights switch-on and is a great way to get into the festive spirit. With a superb selection of works in ceramics, jewellery, print, textile, homewares, bookbinding and more, you are guaranteed to find incredible gifts for your friends […]
AS THE HOLY GROWETH GRENE… A concert of Medieval, Renaissance and traditional Christmas music sung by the Friends in Harmony Choir together with early music duo Lucy Clitherow (soprano) and Denys Stephens (renaissance lute). Friends in Harmony are a small and versatile choir. They perform a vibrant repertoire of distinctive music from throughout the ages. Their songs […]
After three bumper years in Falmouth with Cinderella, Bah Humbug! and Aladdin, Miracle is back at Princess Pavilion this December with a brand new production, full of music and laughter, freely adapted from Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island. This epic nautical adventure story, full of swashbuckling sea shanty singing characters, will have all the saltiness of the original nineteenth century […]
Jubilee Wharf Christmas Fair is on Saturday 10.00-17.00 & Sunday 11.00-16.00 Over 30 indoors and outdoors stalls selling handmade & re-crafted gifts, with stalls in the warm and dry ZedShed, fun & stalls in the courtyard and food & drink all day at Muddy Beach Cafe! Jubilee Wharf's Christmas Fair is firmly established as a […]
09 JAN — 07 FEB 2020 We are presenting an exhibition of paintings by Albert Reuss at Truro Cathedral to mark Holocaust Memorial Day on 27 Jan. Albert Reuss was a Jewish painter and sculptor born in Vienna who came to England in 1938 following Hitler’s annexation of Austria. Reuss lost many members of his […]
11 JAN — 08 FEB 2020 Telephone: 01736 363715 Loving Penzance through the art of its people. Over the past year, Andrew Swan has worked with three communities in Penzance on this independent project, inviting participants to express their feelings about their hometown, through a series of printmaking workshops. Andrew worked with central Penzance traders […]
8 February 2020, 7.30pm Church of King Charles the Martyr, Falmouth Conductor Patrick Bailey Featuring Danny Jones playing Saint-Saens Cello Concerto No.1 Plus music by Bizet, Ravel, Faure, Satie Tickets on the door, £7 adult, £5 student, Children free
Reflections on islands, human and non-human bodies: their fluids, and where they overlap. Works in oil and watercolour. Kate has visited the Western and Northern Isles of Scotland over recent years on research trips and for residencies. The works in this exhibition explore insights regarding emanations from places, creatures and bodies which inhabit edges. Kate is […]
An Arts Council Collection National Partner Exhibition. Hippo Campus: Where We Learn A group exhibition featuring works from the Arts Council Collection that explores alternative schooling, peer-to-peer learning and self-education. In recent years there has been increasing concern about the downgrading of arts subjects in primary, secondary and higher education. With the rise in fees, […]