Latest Events in Penzance(April Updated)

Welcome to Ronin's Redemption - the boxing event of the year! Get ready for an action-packed night at Penzance Leisure Centre, where you'll witness 14 fights that will keep you on the edge of your seat. This show will not only be showcasing the future stars in the South West boxing scene, it is also going to be helping to fund 25 local charities that are supporting the communities of Cornwall and Devon. With a large charity raffle on the night, you can win a prize while all donations go to our charities. Don't miss out on the excitement - grab your tickets now! Information Source: Irvine Events | eventbrite

Anna Chorlton - Cornish Folk Tales Come join us for a captivating evening with Anna Chorlton , giant wrangler, piskie spyer and all-round expert on Cornish folk tales. West Cornwall is a land of tin-mine strewn cliffs and safe south harbours, with all the bustle of ships, fishing boats, gigs, industry, and tourists. The beaches are blessed with stretching sands, and tempting surf, stunning caves and rock formations, a sea lido, and a theatre beside the ocean. Along the cliffs lurk grumpy giants, playful piskeys and hungry dragons. The middle of Cornwall is clay country and farming. In the towns live wise women, dashing devils, strong wrestlers and fearless hurlers. Beware hissing spriggins, seducing sea women and restless ghosts. Let your imagination play with the spirit of West Penwith and immerse your mind in the stories within it. Capturing the magic of Cornwall, folklore writer Anna Chorlton retells its tales and introduces her new book Cornish Folk Tales of Place: Traditional Stories from Mid and West Cornwall. The talk will be followed by a Q and A and then Anna will be signing copies of her books. Ticket price includes a complimentary drink. Join us and see how we transform our bookshop into a special evening event space. Limited tickets, so book now. Information Source: The Edge of the World Bookshop Ltd | eventbrite

Collage Narrative A storytelling workshop using shape and cut paper, with Caroline Pedler. Great to spark new ideas for stories, or work through existing story ideas from a new perspective. Using the structure of the picturebook format we create a series of 3 images using simple shapes. Mindfully composing and considering chosen elements to create an abstract narrative. Using the thumbnailing, storyboarding process to add, expand and refine ideas into a basic storyline, ready for further development. Caroline Pedler is a Cornish born Illustrator, artist and educator who has illustrated 59 children's picturebooks over the past 25 years. Being a predominantly co-edition (foreign publishers) illustrator in the past, her books have been translated into 27 different languages and read all over the world with her picturebook illustrations being exhibited most recently in Italy, Shanghai and locally here in Redruth, Cornwall. Along with designing and facilitating various creative workshops around the county, Caroline mentors in art and Illustration, is a long course tutor at Newlyn School of Art and works as a part-time BA & MA illustration lecturer at Arts University Plymouth. She is currently taking a year away from academia, funded by the Arts Council DYCP grant, to work on her picturebook process as an author & illustrator. Caroline uses her expertise in the picturebook process, and her love for abstract shape and composition to encourage and inspire unique and personal stories in a fun, accessible and explorative way. Caroline Pedler MA (She/ Her) www.carolinepedler.co.uk @cpedlerpics @collage_366 All materials included. Information Source: eventbrite

NEWLYN WALKING TOURS WITH NEWLYN ART GALLERY DIRECTOR THU 17 APR / 10 JUL / 21 AUG / 18 SEP 2025 10.30 - 16.00, Newlyn Art Gallery Join us for a unique behind-the-scenes tour of Newlyn's back streets, where you'll meet local artists, explore historic studios and workshops, and uncover the village’s fascinating, often hidden, past. As both a thriving fishing port and a home for contemporary artists, Newlyn’s story blends its industrial roots with a vibrant cultural heritage. Led by Newlyn Art Gallery’s Director, James Green, and long-time Newlyn resident and Gallery team member Kathy Hill, this tour offers an insider’s look at the village’s history. For over 150 years, Newlyn has been a haven for artists, and you'll discover how today’s leading creatives continue to be inspired by its unique landscape. We’ll also visit studios that have been in continuous use for more than 130 years and delve into the Newlyn Tidal Observatory’s remarkable century-long collection of tidal data, still vital to modern climate research and artistic inspiration. During the tour, we’ll explore the current artistic life of the village while reflecting on its rich industrial and cultural heritage. Hear stories of how Newlyn’s environment has shaped the work of local artists in unexpected ways, and enjoy rare insights into the life of the gallery itself. The tour begins at Newlyn Art Gallery at 10:30 AM, where you'll be welcomed with coffee and cake at our scenic Garden Café. The day concludes back at the gallery at 4:00 PM. Important Information This walking tour involves frequent stops and Newlyn’s steep hills, side streets, and potentially slippery harbour areas. If you have accessibility needs, please let us know in advance, and we will do our best to accommodate you. Please wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for the weather, as the walk will go ahead if a little light rain or mizzle is forecast, but we will cancel if heavy rain or wind are forecast as it's not not very enjoyable walking around in the rain all day. We will make a decision based on the weather three days before the date of the tour, so please leave your mobile number and an email address so we can contact you should we need to cancel. What past participants have said: Thank you for such an enjoyable day yesterday! A really enriching experience—we learned so much about Newlyn’s history and heritage. £120 per person, limited to ten participants, booking essential. Refreshments and lunch are provided (please pay for your own drinks at the bar), and please bring a bottle of water with you. If you are a gallery Supporter, Patron or Art Lover, don't forget to use your 10% discount code. For any questions about this walking tour please contact Kathy Hill: kathy.hill@newlynartgallery.co.uk Access and Parking: https://newlynartgallery.co.uk/visit/ Council car parks: St Peter's Hill, Newlyn, TR18 5EQ Newlyn Harbour car parks: Newlyn beachfront (at Sandy Cove) and Newlyn Harbour (close to Penlee Lifeboat Station). Information Source: Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange | eventbrite

Experience cosy evenings of cutting and sticking with friendly creatives at The Lugger Inn in Penzance. Join Nice Moon Events for PZ Collage Club, a monthly event running throughout the winter season. This affordable evening out offers a chance for local people to unleash their creativity and socialize without breaking the bank. The Lugger Inn will also be serving delicious food, so you can enjoy a bite to eat while you get crafty. Upcoming dates for PZ Collage Club are Tuesday 14th November, Thursday 7th December, Wednesday 10th January, and Thursday 15th February. You'll have access to a wide range of exciting resources, including magazines, books, brochures, stickers, wrapping paper, and craft supplies. Let your imagination run wild as you create your own piece of art or design a vision board to inspire you throughout the winter months. No previous experience is necessary, so simply turn up and get stuck in. This event is designed for adults and teenagers, but well-behaved older children who enjoy the activity are also welcome. All necessary resources will be provided, but feel free to bring your own journal or materials if you prefer. Please note that this is an unguided art event, allowing you complete freedom to create whatever you want to take home. There is no pressure to create a masterpiece, and no judgment on your choices. If you prefer to relax and chat while flicking through magazines, that's absolutely fine too. The focus is on enjoying your creative time. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch. We look forward to seeing you at PZ Collage Club at The Lugger Inn.

An evening of songs and stories with Boilerhouse and Annamaria Murphy is an unmissable arts event that promises to captivate audiences in Penzance. Taking place at the picturesque Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, this enchanting performance will transport attendees to a world filled with melodic melodies and captivating narratives. On the 15th of December 2023, this unique experience will unfold, captivating hearts and minds. With a ticket price of only £10, this is an opportunity that cannot be missed. Boilerhouse and Annamaria Murphy will weave their artistic magic, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere that will leave a lasting impression. The Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, nestled near Gulval, Penzance, provide the perfect backdrop for this extraordinary event. Prepare to be swept away by the harmonious tunes and the enthralling tales that will be shared. An evening of songs and stories with Boilerhouse and Annamaria Murphy is a true feast for the senses, offering a chance to immerse oneself in a world of artistic brilliance. Mark your calendars and secure your tickets to embark on a journey like no other. This is an invitation to be part of an evening that promises to be unforgettable.

Join the Nice Moon Events at The Lugger Inn in Penzance for the PZ Collage Club, a series of monthly events running throughout the winter season. This creative and sociable evening is perfect for local individuals looking for an affordable and fun night out. No experience is necessary, just bring your creativity and enthusiasm. The Lugger Inn will provide food for those feeling peckish during the event. With a wide range of resources available, including magazines, books, stickers, wrapping paper, and craft supplies, you'll have everything you need to create a piece of art or design a vision board to inspire you throughout the winter months. The PZ Collage Club is open to adults and teenagers, but well-behaved older children who enjoy the activity are also welcome. All the necessary resources will be provided, but feel free to bring your own journal or supplies if you prefer. Please note that this is an unguided art event, allowing you complete creative freedom. There are no expectations or judgments on what you choose to create. Some participants enjoy simply chatting and flipping through magazines, and that is perfectly fine too. If you have any questions or would like more information, please don't hesitate to get in touch. We look forward to seeing you at the PZ Collage Club at The Lugger Inn in Penzance.

Join the artist talk with Harun Morrison at The Exchange in Penzance on Saturday, February 10, 2024. This event is an opportunity to learn more about Morrison's work and creative practice as an artist and writer. As an associate artist with Greenpeace UK, Morrison will discuss his Storm Warning Commission and share his experience in tackling environmental issues. Following the talk, Morrison will host a discursive workshop using his Environmental Justice cards, which aim to foster conversations and critical thinking about the environment and climate change. This workshop is open to everyone, but it may be of particular interest to activists and those in education who want to explore these topics further. Be sure to book separately for the workshop. Harun Morrison is an artist and writer based on the UK inland waterways. His work has been exhibited internationally, including group exhibitions in Romania and Hungary as part of the European Capital of Culture 2023 program. He has also had solo exhibitions in London, the Netherlands, and Birmingham. Currently, Morrison is involved in community garden projects in Merseyside and a mental health support service in Sheffield. Don't miss this chance to engage with his thought-provoking work. Image: Installation view Storm Warning: The Same Boat, 2022, Harun Morrison.

Join Nice Moon Events at The Lugger Inn in Penzance for the monthly PZ Collage Club. This cozy and creative event is perfect for adults and teenagers looking for an affordable and sociable evening out during the winter season. The club provides a space for locals to get creative and make art or vision boards to inspire them throughout the winter months. No experience is necessary, so simply turn up and get stuck in! The Lugger Inn will also be serving food if you're feeling peckish. With a wide range of exciting resources available, including magazines, books, stickers, wrapping paper, and craft supplies, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you prefer to focus on collaging or spend time chatting and flicking through the magazines, the PZ Collage Club is all about having fun and being creative. Attendees are free to create whatever they want to take home with them, and there is no pressure to share or create a masterpiece. If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch. We look forward to seeing you at PZ Collage Club at The Lugger Inn on February 15, 2024.

Experience the art of still life oil painting with Aster Guinness at the Newlyn Art Gallery in Newlyn on May 18, 2024. This workshop, suitable for all skill levels, offers a unique opportunity to learn traditional oil painting techniques under expert guidance. Delve into the world of sight-size drawing, color theory, and limited palette usage to enhance your painting skills. Immerse yourself in composing a still life featuring a vase, fabric, and flowers, and explore the harmony of colors in your artwork. Aster Guinness, a renowned artist and teacher, will provide valuable insights and individual instruction throughout the day. The workshop includes all necessary materials, with participants required to bring their own lunch or purchase from the onsite café, Pickle. Secure your spot for £85 and unlock the potential to create captivating still life paintings. Don't miss this chance to refine your artistic abilities in a serene and welcoming environment. Explore the beauty of traditional artistry and reserve your place for a day of creativity and inspiration.

Experience the transformative power of music at the upcoming event, "Empowered Voice and Body Music with Liz Ikamba" in Penzance. Hosted at the YMCA on July 17, 2024, this workshop offers a safe and interactive space for individuals to explore their creativity, expression, and natural voice. Engage in collaborative games, movement practices, and body percussion to unlock your musical potential. Participants will delve into the resonant power of their authentic voices, journey through Circle Singing to connect with ancient traditions, and discover the joy of harmonies that unite hearts. Regardless of skill level, this workshop serves as a gateway to musical exploration without boundaries, where mistakes are viewed as opportunities for new discoveries. Join Liz Ikamba and her band on July 18th at The Acorn Theatre in Penzance for a special performance following the workshop. Embrace the opportunity to be part of the choir and participate in the songs played by the band. Tickets are priced at £11.55, offering a chance to unleash confidence, forge connections, and reclaim personal power through the magic of music. Don't miss this unforgettable experience of empowerment through voice and body music with Liz Ikamba.

Explore Cornish Pirates v Gloucester Rugby sporting information for 31st January, as well as links for Rugby Union tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Cornish Pirates are a professional rugby union team based in Penzance, Cornwall, UK. They currently compete in the RFU Championship, the second tier of English rugby. The team was founded in 1945 and has a rich history of success, including five finalist appearances in the RFU Championship and winning the prestigious British and Irish Cup in 2010. The current squad is led by head coach Chris Stirling and boasts talented players from around the world, such as Alex Day, Tom Duncan, and Aaron Carpenter. The Pirates' home field is the Mennaye Field, which has a capacity of 10,500 and provides a lively atmosphere for fans to support their team. With a strong track record and a dedicated fan base, the Cornish Pirates continue to make their mark on the world of rugby union. Gloucester Kingsholm Stadium1 is one of the oldest and most successful rugby union teams in Kingsholm Stadium0. Founded in 1873, the team has a rich history and a loyal fan base. They compete in the top tier of English rugby, the Gallagher Premiership, and have consistently performed well, finishing in the top six of the league for the past five seasons. The team has also had success in European competitions, reaching the final of the European Rugby Challenge Cup in 2019. Gloucester Rugby boasts a talented roster including international players such as Danny Cipriani, Lewis Ludlam, and Danny Cipriani. The famous Kingsholm Stadium is the team's home ground and has a capacity of over 16,000, providing an electric atmosphere for every match. With a strong legacy and a promising future, Gloucester Rugby continues to be a top contender in the world of rugby. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

We are heading into Local Elections on May 1st. Come to the Sustainable PZ Hustings to meet our local Cornwall Council candidates for the Newlyn, Moueholem, Paul & St Buryan Ward and the Ludgvan, Madron, Gulval & Heamoor Ward. Find out what they stand for, how they will represent your area and ask them questions on the things that matter to you. There is a focus on the environment and ocean health, and this is also a forum for other questions on local issues too. Please submit your question in advance on email to info@sustainablepz.co.uk and we will ask some on the night. Any that we don't have time to ask will be emailed to candidates, so they can reply to you. 6.45pm for a 7.00pm start. Please reserve a seat so we can prepare for numbers. Huge thanks to The Lugger for hosting us All candidates have been invited to take part on the evening. They are: Ludgvan, Madron, Gulval & Heamoor Hugh Eddy, Independent Juliet Line, Lib Dem Giane Mortimer, Reform Alison Thomas, Conservative Newlyn, Mousehole, Paul & St Buryan Timothy Bennet, Reform Ian Curnow, Independent Thalia Marrington, Lib Dem Andrew Watts, Conservative Information Source: Sustainable PZ | eventbrite

Join the BEAVER TRAINING workshop on Wednesday, February 14, 2024, from 14.00 to 15.30 at The Engine Room, The Exchange, Penzance. This exciting half-term workshop is designed for children aged 6 to 11 who are eager to learn about art and the environment. Led by Maya Ronchetti, an accomplished artist and teaching assistant, this workshop will explore the fascinating world of beavers and their impact on the environment. Did you know that beavers are often referred to as nature's ecosystem engineers? Through drawing, sculpting, and play, children will have the opportunity to become beavers for an afternoon and discover how these creatures influence their surroundings. All materials will be provided, but it is recommended that children wear old clothes as things may get messy! Maya Ronchetti, who was an artist in residence at Cabilla Cornwall in 2022, has a deep understanding of the importance of creativity in children's lives. Cabilla Cornwall, an upland hill farm on Bodmin Moor, is home to over 100 acres of nationally rare temperate rainforest habitat. The reintroduction of beavers on their site is a vital part of Cabilla's rewilding strategy and their affiliation with the Rewilding Britain Network. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity for your child to explore the wonders of art and nature. Tickets for the workshop are priced at £8 and can be purchased in advance. Remember, the workshop will take place at The Engine Room, The Exchange, Princes St, Penzance, TR18 2NL.

Discover PLANKTON TRAINING with Maya Ronchetti, an engaging workshop tailored for children aged 6 to 11, taking place in Penzance at The Exchange on Princes Street. Scheduled for April 10, 2024, from 14:00 to 15:30, this educational experience delves into the fascinating world of plankton. Led by Cornwall-based artist Maya Ronchetti, known for her work with natural elements, children will explore the significance of plankton in our oceans. By engaging in hands-on activities involving chalk, paper, cyanotype photography, and recycled materials, participants will grasp the importance of Phytoplankton and Zooplankton. Through interactive experiments, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of these microscopic organisms' role in marine ecosystems. Priced at £8 per child, spaces are limited, so secure your spot early. Embrace creativity and nature in a dynamic setting where children can immerse themselves in the wonders of the ocean's tiniest inhabitants. Book now for an unforgettable experience at PLANKTON TRAINING with Maya Ronchetti.

Discover the Pausing, yet still moving Creative Workshop at Hweg Gallery in Penzance. Led by professional writer Jess Ione Henshall, this workshop series delves into the realms of limbo and uncertainty through the art of creative writing. Dive into a journey of self-exploration as you learn to notice and capture the essence of the tangible world, nurturing your creative practice. The workshops, suitable for beginners to intermediate writers and individuals from all creative backgrounds, offer a blend of guided exercises, tools, prompts, and resources to enhance your skills. In Workshop 1: Pausing, scheduled for May 12th, immerse yourself in exercises that focus on engaging the creative muscle and observing the world around you. Workshop 2: Moving, taking place on May 19th, expands on these ideas, utilizing various writing techniques to navigate moments of transition. Each workshop stands alone, or you can join both to deepen your experience. Secure your spot for a 1.5-hour session at £20 per workshop and embrace the opportunity to enrich your creative journey.

Discover the captivating world of creative writing at Pausing, yet still moving Creative workshops: Moving hosted by Jess Ione Henshall at Hweg Gallery in Penzance. Dive into the realm of limbo and uncertainty through engaging writing exercises designed to inspire and enrich your creative practice. Immerse yourself in a 1.5-hour session where you will explore techniques such as word-banking, collage, and playful word manipulation to navigate moments of transition and in-between. Delve into the art of observation and creative expression, drawing from the tangible world to fuel your writing journey. Whether you are a complete beginner or an intermediate writer from any creative background, these workshops offer a unique opportunity to explore the synergy between visual art and writing. Reserve your spot for the Moving workshop on 19th May 2024 from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm at Hweg, with tickets priced at £20 per person. Embark on a transformative experience where you can unlock the power of words to navigate the complexities of the creative process with expert guidance from Jess Ione Henshall.

Explore phases of limbo and uncertainty through the art of creative writing with writer Jess Ione Henshall at Hweg Gallery in Penzance. The workshops, titled "Pausing, yet still moving Creative workshops: Pausing," offer an opportunity to delve into moments of pause and transition through guided exercises and prompts. These sessions aim to help participants ground themselves in daily life and draw inspiration from their surroundings. Suitable for beginners to intermediate writers and individuals from various creative backgrounds, the workshops focus on engaging the creative muscle and exploring the connection between visual art and writing. The first workshop, Pausing, will take place on June 16th, 2024, from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm, with a ticket price of £20. Participants can expect to learn tools to navigate times of in-between through words and enrich their creative practice. Workshop 2, Moving, will further expand on these ideas on June 23rd, providing a multi-disciplined approach to writing. Attendees have the option to join one or both workshops to enhance their creative skills and processes.

Embark on a captivating exploration of Newlyn with the esteemed Newlyn Art Gallery Director, James Green, on the "NEWLYN - A Walking Tour." Delve into the village's rich history and contemporary art scene on TUE 26 MAR, THU 11 APR, 11 JUL, and 5 SEP 2024 from 10.30 AM to 4.00 PM at Newlyn Art Gallery. Discover how Newlyn has been a haven for artists for over a century, visiting historic studios and the renowned Tidal Observatory. Gain unique insights into the village's cultural heritage and the profound influence it exerts on the artists residing there. This immersive walking tour commences at the gallery with coffee and cake, promising an enriching experience with frequent stops along the way. With limited availability at £120 per person, secure your spot for an unforgettable journey through the captivating streets of Newlyn. Accessible parking is available at St Peter's Hill, Newlyn, TR18 5EQ, and Newlyn Harbour car parks for your convenience. For inquiries, contact Kathy Hill at kathy.hill@newlynartgallery.co.uk.

Beyond Gesture - Pencil Drawing from Observation SAT 5 OCT, 10.00 - 16.00, Newlyn Studio, Newlyn Art Gallery, TR18 5PZ In this day long drawing workshop recent Picture Room artist Jason Walker will guide you through a series of exercises, using simple tools and honing your observation skills. There will be plenty of one to one guidance and individual support throughout. The day is split into two parts. Part 1: 10.00 - 13.00 A brief introduction to Jason's process in relation to the object drawings he made for the Picture Room, followed by a short demonstration. You will then be guided through a series of drawing tasks, for you to practice using the tools and the measuring technique, covering mapping out and measurement, tone/value structure - that is, how to create light - using a range of pencils. After which you will settle down for a longer sustained drawing task together as a group, all drawing from the same object, deepening your understanding of mapping/measurement, tone/value structure in relation to the subject you are drawing. 13.00 Lunch Break Part 2: 13.45 - 16.00 In the afternoon, you are free to carry on with your drawing from the morning session or select another object (or objects) to work from. For this purpose, a selection of objects will be provided, but you may have an object at home you would like to draw instead, or that you have perhaps tried drawing and got stuck with, that you are welcome to bring along. Jason will provide guidance on how you can adapt the tools and techniques covered in the workshop to your own needs and ways of working and to a wider range of subjects - such as complex still life, portrait, landscape. All drawing materials are provided, but you are welcome to bring in your own graphite pencils if that's your preference. You will be working on A3 sized paper and with a pencil range 4H, 2H, B, HB, 2B, 4B. £85 per person, max 12 participants Lunch is not included - you are welcome to bring your own or you can buy lunch from FIKA café in the gallery garden. If you are a gallery Supporter, Patron or Art Lover, don't forget to use your 10% discount code. Access and Parking: https://newlynartgallery.co.uk/visit/ Council car parks: St Peter's Hill, Newlyn, TR18 5EQ Newlyn Harbour car parks: Newlyn beachfront (at Sandy Cove) and Newlyn Harbour (close to Penlee Lifeboat Station). Information Source: Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange | eventbrite

Dance through the Decades Night with Haarts Productions is set to take place at The Land's End Hotel in Penzance on October 12, 2024. This event promises to be a nostalgic journey through various eras of music and dance, offering attendees a chance to groove to the beats of the past. With a ticket price of £44.04, guests can expect a night filled with energetic performances and lively tunes that will transport them back in time. Whether you're a fan of the swinging sixties or the funky seventies, this event is sure to have something for everyone. So mark your calendars and get ready to dance the night away with Haarts Productions at Dance through the Decades Night.

Friends of Penlee House Lecture: Flora 150 years of environmental change in Cornwall with Kurt Jackson Join us for an insightful lecture by Kurt Jackson as he takes us on a journey through 150 years of environmental change in Cornwall through the lens of its flora. Learn about his discoveries and experiences along the way, his thoughts and meetings – what he found, saw and learnt. Along with prose and poems by the artist. This event is a must-attend for nature enthusiasts, environmentalists, and anyone interested in the history of Cornwall's natural landscape. Date: Wednesday 20 November 2024 Time: 7.30 pm Don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your knowledge and connect with like-minded individuals. See you there! Information Source: Friends of Penlee House | eventbrite

We’ll begin the day with coffee and cake at Newlyn Art Gallery, followed by a tour of Social Fabric, where exhibition curator Cat will share her inspiration for the show along with the themes and ideas behind the artworks exhibited. Then wrap up warm for an invigorating walk to Joe’s gem of an art space, Hweg, on Causewayhead where you’ll meet exhibiting artist Siobhan McLaughlin. This will be followed by a short walk down to The Exchange for the second half of Social Fabric, and more insights from Cat. After a light lunch in the Gallery Café, we’ll travel together by train to Tate St Ives where we’ll walk and talk our way through the work of Romani artist and activist Małgorzata Mirga-Tas. £70 per person, booking essential. This will be a small group with limited places. Ticket price includes entrance to Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange, Tate St Ives, return train fare to St Ives, morning refreshments and lunch. If you are a gallery Supporter, Patron or Art Lover, don't forget to use your 10% discount code. Information Source: Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange | eventbrite

Richard Sorrell on British Watercolour Discover the beauty of British watercolour through this captivating and exclusive lecture with Richard Sorrell! 📆Wednesday 15 Jan 2025 🕢Doors open at 7.00PM for a 7.30PM start 📍Penlee House Gallery & Musuem, Penzance. 🎟 £7.00 for Friends of Penlee House | £15.00 for Non-Friends Join The Friends of Penlee House at Penlee House Gallery & Museum for this amazing lecture. Richard Sorrell is a past president of the Royal Watercolour Society and an authority on art and artists using this medium. He now works and lives near Penzance. He will talk about British watercolourist (and a few from Europe), their techniques and examples. Information Source: Friends of Penlee House | eventbrite

Welcome to the Glitterbeats Silent Disco at Jubilee Pool Cafe! Grab your headphones and choose from multiple channels of music to groove to, there's something for everyone. Following on from the hugely successful Winter Solsitice, Glitterbeats are back at Jubilee Pool and Cafè and this time the family are invited. Information Source: Glitter Beats | eventbrite

Explore accurate Cornish Pirates v Hartpury University sporting information for 15th February, as well as more Rugby Union times with Fixture Calendar. The Cornish Pirates are a professional rugby union team based in Penzance, Cornwall, UK. They currently compete in the RFU Championship, the second tier of English rugby. The team was founded in 1945 and has a rich history of success, including five finalist appearances in the RFU Championship and winning the prestigious British and Irish Cup in 2010. The current squad is led by head coach Chris Stirling and boasts talented players from around the world, such as Alex Day, Tom Duncan, and Aaron Carpenter. The Pirates' home field is the Mennaye Field, which has a capacity of 10,500 and provides a lively atmosphere for fans to support their team. With a strong track record and a dedicated fan base, the Cornish Pirates continue to make their mark on the world of rugby union. Hartpury University has a prestigious and highly-respected Rugby Union team that competes in various top-tier competitions. The team has achieved remarkable success, winning the BUCS Championship title multiple times and securing a spot in the prestigious National League 1. Their outstanding performance has also led to the team producing talented players who have gone on to represent their country at the international level. The team boasts a state-of-the-art stadium, with a seating capacity of over 2,000, providing an electrifying atmosphere for fans to cheer on their favorite team. With a history of producing world-class players and a track record of winning prestigious competitions, Hartpury University's Rugby Union team is truly a force to be reckoned with in the world of rugby. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

NEWLYN WALKING TOURS WITH NEWLYN ART GALLERY DIRECTOR THU 17 APR / 10 JUL / 21 AUG / 18 SEP 2025 10.30 - 16.00, Newlyn Art Gallery Join us for a unique behind-the-scenes tour of Newlyn's back streets, where you'll meet local artists, explore historic studios and workshops, and uncover the village’s fascinating, often hidden, past. As both a thriving fishing port and a home for contemporary artists, Newlyn’s story blends its industrial roots with a vibrant cultural heritage. Led by Newlyn Art Gallery’s Director, James Green, and long-time Newlyn resident and Gallery team member Kathy Hill, this tour offers an insider’s look at the village’s history. For over 150 years, Newlyn has been a haven for artists, and you'll discover how today’s leading creatives continue to be inspired by its unique landscape. We’ll also visit studios that have been in continuous use for more than 130 years and delve into the Newlyn Tidal Observatory’s remarkable century-long collection of tidal data, still vital to modern climate research and artistic inspiration. During the tour, we’ll explore the current artistic life of the village while reflecting on its rich industrial and cultural heritage. Hear stories of how Newlyn’s environment has shaped the work of local artists in unexpected ways, and enjoy rare insights into the life of the gallery itself. The tour begins at Newlyn Art Gallery at 10:30 AM, where you'll be welcomed with coffee and cake at our scenic Garden Café. The day concludes back at the gallery at 4:00 PM. Important Information This walking tour involves frequent stops and Newlyn’s steep hills, side streets, and potentially slippery harbour areas. If you have accessibility needs, please let us know in advance, and we will do our best to accommodate you. Please wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for the weather, as the walk will go ahead if a little light rain or mizzle is forecast, but we will cancel if heavy rain or wind are forecast as it's not not very enjoyable walking around in the rain all day. We will make a decision based on the weather three days before the date of the tour, so please leave your mobile number and an email address so we can contact you should we need to cancel. What past participants have said: Thank you for such an enjoyable day yesterday! A really enriching experience—we learned so much about Newlyn’s history and heritage. £95 per person, 'early bird booking' if you book by Monday 6 Jan 2025 £120 per person, limited to ten participants, booking essential. Refreshments and lunch are provided (please pay for your own drinks at the bar), and please bring a bottle of water with you. If you are a gallery Supporter, Patron or Art Lover, don't forget to use your 10% discount code. For any questions about this walking tour please contact Kathy Hill: kathy.hill@newlynartgallery.co.uk Access and Parking: https://newlynartgallery.co.uk/visit/ Council car parks: St Peter's Hill, Newlyn, TR18 5EQ Newlyn Harbour car parks: Newlyn beachfront (at Sandy Cove) and Newlyn Harbour (close to Penlee Lifeboat Station). Information Source: Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange | eventbrite