![]() Topic: Entertainment, arts and attractions etc.The new items published under this topic are as follows.Penwith: Open day at Lescudjack CastleOpen day at Lescudjack Castle, Penzance's Iron Age Hillfort, with a performance of Celtic dance and music by Newlyn School Kerrier: NEW WEBSITE CONTAINS THOUSANDS OF PHOTOS OF CORNWALL’S PASTA fascinating new website containing thousands of photographs of Cornwall and its history will be officially launched at a new exhibition displaying a selection of the images at The Cornwall Centre at 2.30pm on Wednesday, June 14th. Kerrier: charity do at the upper deckBig showing for charity at the Upper Deck Perranporth on Saturday (20th) with Even Nine revving things up followed by The Noel Prior band and finishing up with a re-formed Scoop Mango! -- brilliant night with lots of cash collected -- pity no-one from the W.B. could make it (where were you Lee?) Hope to keep up the good work -- let ya know wot's on ! COUNTRYSIDE HAS VITAL ROLE TO PLAY IN HELPING PEOPLE BECOME MORE HEALTHYCornwall’s countryside has a vital role to play in helping members of the public to become more physically active – this was the message given to members of the Cornwall Local Access Forum by a representative of a national sports organisation at their recent meeting. EXPLORING ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES THROUGH ARTOn Saturday 27 May in Truro the Cornwall Artist Network (CAN) is launching a photographic book exploring the environment of 3 rivers in Cornwall Kerrier: RHS Regional events in Cornwall: July - September 2006Trevarno Estate Gardens, Helston, Cornwall Plant Hunting at Trevarno, 9 Jul & 13 Aug, 2pm RHS members £7.95 / non-members £9.95 - tickets: 08456 121 253 Using a list of plants from Trevarno's database, Head Gardener, Toby Dawson will direct the search! Penwith: BUTTERFLY WORKSHOP TO BE HELD AT GWITHIAN GREEN LNRA ‘Butterfly Workshop’ is being held at Gwithian Green Local Nature Reserve between 1pm and 4pm on Tuesday, 30th May . Kerrier: MINI SURVIVAL DAYS TO BE HELD AT TEHIDY COUNTRY PARKThree ‘Mini Survival Days’ are being held at Tehidy Country Park, Camborne over the coming months. Kerrier: TEHIDY COUNTRY PARK GETS DIRTYCamborne's Tehidy Country Park will play host to the 'Tehidy Dirty Double' event next weekend when runners and mountain bikers take over part of the site. Starting from 10am, entrants will participate in a run followed by a mountain bike ride, concluding with another run. Penwith: OFFICIAL OPENING CELEBRATES MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS TO TRAILAn official opening to celebrate major improvement works on the existing St. Michael's Way Trail in Penwith will be held on Sunday 21st May. The event will also mark the beginning of the St. Michael's Way Charity Walk. Restormel: FIFTEEN CORNWALL OPENS DOORSThe students are trained; the food is delivered; the decoration is complete and the scene is set as the eagerly-awaited Fifteen Cornwall restaurant opens its doors for the very first time. New KRENA line-up at Saturday's gigKRENA play at the Stannary's day at Keay Theatre, Saturday, 20th May 2006 Kerrier: REGIONALLY IMPORTANT MINING HERITAGE SITE HOST ART DAYOn Saturday 20th May, the National Trust will be hosting ‘Paint & Create’, a day of art workshops at East Pool Mine, Cornish Mines and Engines, in Pool, near Redruth. East Pool Mine is a large site which consists of many buildings and features located in spacious grounds which make it idea for hosting large public events, whatever the weather. The Paint & Create Day workshops will run from 11am to 4pm, and will include: painting and drawing, banner making and design, flag making, badge making, model making, exhibitions, competitions and a giant ‘art attack’. Admission is free for National Trust Members, and for non-members there will be a cost of £4 for adults and £2.50 for children. Guided tours of the site will also be included, and refreshments will be available. Although acquired in 1967, Cornish Mines and Engines has only been managed as a National Trust property since 2005, its day to day running having previously been undertaken by the Trevithick Trust. One of the Trust’s main aims since 2005 has been to gain public support for the site, particularly from the local community, by hosting a broad range of events aimed at encouraging visitors with such diverse interests as arts and crafts, archaeology, science, and of course Cornwall’s mining history. The Art Day is just one of many such events which the Trust will host at the site during the current season. Cornish Mines and Engines consists of two sites: Michell’s which contains the last Rotative Cornish Beam Engine ever made, now in working order again due to a recent restoration project undertaken by the Trust, and East Pool Mine which includes Taylor’s Engine House, the last Cornish Engine House ever built. Both sites are filled with machines, artefacts and interpretation which relate to the County’s industrial past, and are recognised as an important element of the famous Redruth-Camborne Mining District, thereby attracting visitors from all over the world. Limehouse Lizzy confirmed at The KeayDate: Friday, 28th July - From: 8:30pm To: 11:00pm The Greatest Hits of Philip Lynott & Thin Lizzy Dedication Tour 2006’ Penwith: SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT ST JUST’S ‘ON THE EDGE’ FESTIVALThis Saturday sees the start of the “On the Edge” festival with eight days of events being held in and around the St Just Heritage Area. From Saturday 13th - Sunday 21st May, an action-packed programme of fascinating walks, talks and events will celebrate the landscape and wildlife, history and atmosphere of West Cornwall’s mining heritage area. Trigg Morris announce summer datesCornwall's premier Morris Dancing side kicks off its 2006 season Pama International & Ramshaka Sat 27th May The Stannary PenrynPama International with Nick Manasseh at the controls. Support from Ramshaka 'a soul injected ska, rockstaedy and dub sensation for the 21st century' MERCURY a tribute to QueenSaturday, 6th May, The Keay Theatre St Austell From: 8:00pm To: 10:15pm Ticket prices : £14 full, £12 concessions Box Office 01726 226777 CORNWALL’S ENVIRONMENT AND HERITAGE EVENTS 2006On the Edge Festival - May, Mineral Tramways Festival – July, Guided walks, Talks, Plays. Poetry, Art workshops, Demonstrations, Open days … and lots more - see below FREE GUIDED WALK KICKS OFF NEW CORNWALL EVENTS PROGRAMMEA free 4 mile guided walk of the mining history of the St Day area is being held on Bank Holiday Monday, 1st May - one of the first events to kick off the new Cornwall Environment and Heritage events programme. |
Cornwall News
Ex-minister in turbine plan row Man quizzed over pedestrian death A man is arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after a man was hit by a car on the A30. Woman, 77, is tagged over cocaine A 77-year-old woman is to be fitted with an electronic tag after being caught with £1,300-worth of cocaine in her handbag. Celibacy the key to a long life A woman who is celebrating her 105th birthday attributes her long life to remaining celibate. Fire crews save stuck pig's bacon Firefighters have to wade through a slurry pit in Cornwall to rescue a sinking pig in danger of drowning. Apology over ashes ruling Officials apologise to a man who was refused permission to scatter his mother-in-law's ashes in the shape of a cross. Reptiles benefit from drugs raid A Devon zoo and the Eden Project in Cornwall benefit from a big drugs bust in Plymouth. INTERNET - CAMPAIGN FOR NATIONAL DOMAIN SUFFIXES The Celtic League has urged the Cornish Language Partnership to support the campaign to adopt national internet domain suffixes for the Celtic countries. So far just Ireland and Mannin have national domain suffixes (ie and im respectively). |