EVENTS SPECIAL Autumn 2009 7
Saturday 23 January Saturday 13 February Sunday 7 March
Winter Tree ID History & Things Boconnoc Wedding Fair
St. Keyne Builders
10am – 12.30pm Meet at Respryn car park Lanhydrock, 10.30am Church town Farm Community Nature Reserve 10am – 4pm Boconnoc House, Lostwithiel PL22 ORG
Bodmin - get to know a beech from a hornbeam or an oak meet Cecil Arms Public House next to St Stephens Church (signed from Middle Taphouse off the A390 between Your home is important to you…so your home is important to us
from an elm. Join this leisurely stroll looking closely at SX 417 583 – history on our doorstep. Look at the history Liskeard & Lostwithiel) - wander through the elegant
buds, bark and other ID features while finding out more on and around the Nature Reserve. Event is free but if rooms of Bocconoc House with your family & plan your
about what lives on the trees & what the wood can be used require lunch, cost applies. Guide dogs only. Details on wedding with a wide range of wedding suppliers from dress
St Keyne Builders
for. Adults £4, children £2. Booking essential on 01208 01752 846407 designers to wedding gifts, jewellers to photographer’s and
23 Valley View, St Keyne, Liskeard
265950 so much more besides. Entry free. Details on 01962
Cornwall PL14 4 QH
Saturday 13 February
Saturday 30 January
760554 or 01208 872507 Telephone/Fax
Pancake Puddings www.boconnocenterprises.co.uk 01579 348051
Cornish Miners & Their Place in
12noon – 3pm Lanhydrock House, Bodmin – our cooks
World History (suitable for all)
Wednesday 10 March
Mobile
01579 348051
serve up some special puddings before pancake day. Cost
10am – 1pm Laity House, Liskeard – discover the impact
Out & About – A Monthly Walk
07803 323409
normal admission charge + £3 per pudding. Details on
this tenacious innovative & well-travelled workforce had
01208 265950
in The Tamar Valley
Email
both on their county of origin as well as countless
mike@stkeynebuilders.wanadoo.co.uk
Sunday 14 February
2pm meet Harrowbarrow & Metherell Village Hall, School
countries around the globe. Tutor Iain Rowe. Cost £9,
Love at Lanhydrock Valentine’s Day
Road, Harrowbarrow, Callington PL17 8BQ walks are
concs. £4.50 To book your space call 01579 345384 at
leisurely, not too strenuous, between 1.5 & 6miles long
least a week before the talk. Also on Saturday 15 May. 7 – 9pm Lanhydrock House, Bodmin – enjoy a romantic
along quiet roads, public footpaths, bridleways kindly funded
Visit www.cornwall.gov.uk/adultlearning Valentine’s supper in the historic restaurants. Cost £29pp.
by the Health Promotion Service Small Grant Scheme. Walks
Sunday 31 January
Booking is essential on 01208 265951
are open to all, but particulararly for those individuals that
Pensilva Antiques & Collectors Fair
Friday 19 - Saturday 20 February
are reluctant to walk on their own & would welcome an
Pantomime – Goody Two Shoes
informative guided walk, as well as fresh air & exercise. The
10am – 4pm Millennium House, Pensilva, PL14 5 NF –
event is free of charge with a free leaflet of the month’s walk.
something for everyone with a wide range of porcelain, 7.30pm evening Performances, 2pm Saturday matinee
Children are welcome, walkers must be mobile and dogs on
glass, collectables, stamps, postcards, jewellery and Harrowbarrow & Metherell Village Hall, School Road,
leads welcome. Details on 01579 351081 or jean@sun-
furniture. With disabled access and refreshments available. Harrowbarrow, Callington PL17 8BQ – Society of
nyridge.demon.co.uk (2nd Wednesday of every month)
Parking. Admission 50p. Details on 01579 383005 or Harrowbarrow & Metherell Entertainers presents their
07977 908486 pantomime ‘Goody Two Shoes’ by Paul Reakes. Great Saturday 13 March
family entertainment with refreshments & raffle drawn in
Beach Clean
FEBRUARY 2010
the interval. Tickets adults £5, under 18’s £3.50 available
from Harrowbarrow Post office from January 2010.
10.30am Church town Farm Community Nature Reserve
Disabled access. Details on 01579 350120
Railway Bridge by the Allotments, Wearde Road SX 418
Exhibition for February 577 – cleaning flotsam & jetsam from beach area, event is
Liskeard Museum Sunday 21 February
free. Guide dogs only. Details on 01752 846407
11am – 4pm weekdays, 11am – 1.30pm Saturday
Wonderful Winter Photos Saturday 13 March
Foresters Hall, Pike Street, Liskeard PL14 4JE - this
9am – 12noon meet Summit car park, Kit Hill SX 375 713
month the mini display will be 100th Anniversary of the
Choir Concert
– come and learn how to take great wintery photos on Kit
birth of Herman Hollerith – developer of data processing
Hill, how to compose a shot and take close up & landscape
7.30pm St James Church, Torpoint – with Torpoint Lady
techniques. Entry is free but donations are welcome.
photographs with local photographers Ron & Jean Bushell.
Singers & The Imerys Male Choir. Details 01752 812062
Details 01579 346087
Come and visit us for friendly expert plant
Please bring camera & tripod if you have one. Cost adults Saturday 13 March
Monday 1 February –
£2, concs & under 16’s £1.50, family £6. Booking is
advice on how to achieve the garden of
essential on 01872 323468.
Choral Music for Lent
your dreams.
Sataurday 27 March
7.30pm St Eustachius Church, Tavistock (opposite
Exhibition – Local Lace Makers
Sunday 21 February Bedford Hotel) – a wide- ranging programme of choral
Cott Road, Lostwithiel, PL22 0HW
11am – 4pm weekdays, 11am – 1.30pm Saturday Point to Point Horse Racing
music performed by the South West Chamber Choir.
Tel: 01208 872668
Liskeard Museum, Foresters Hall, Pike Street, Liskeard
11.30am first race at Great Trethew Farm, Horningtops,
Tickets available on the door. Details on www.swcchoir.org.uk
PL14 4JE – there will be a display of many different styles,
Open Mon – Sat 9am to 5pm
Liskeard – with bookies, stands & refreshments. Sunday 14 March
types & patterns of lace together with club records &
Sun 10am- 5pm
photographs donated by the local group of lace makers.
Monday 22 February
Woods Watch Walk (open to all)
www.duchyofcornwallnursery.co.uk
Entry is free but donations are welcome. Details 01579
The Thin Green Line
10.30am start at Millpool Gate to Kilminorth Woods,
346087
7.30 – 9.30pm Louis Tea Room, Nr Kit Hill, Callington –
Millpool car park, West Looe SX 248 538 – held monthly.
a film showing the diverse & often dangerous work of
Please wear suitable footwear & clothing. To become a
Wednesday 3 February
Rangers around the world from Africa to Sweden & Chile to
member of Friends of Kilminorth Woods visit the website The Hannafore
Bird Box Maintenance
Scotland. Proceeds from the evening will go to the
www.friendsofkilminorthwoods.co.k & download a
10.30am start at Millpool Gate to Kilminorth Woods,
International Rangers Federation Dependency Fund for
membership form or call 01503 265590 email
Millpool car park, West Looe SX 248 538 – led by David
Kilminorth@btinternet.com for booking and other events
Point Hotel
windows & families of Rangers killed in the line of duty.
Winter. A bird of a spring clean and DIY on the bird’s
Cost £5 to include tea & cake. Family age 12+. Booking is
homes ready for 2010 nesting season. Please wear suitable
Saturday 20 March
footwear & clothing. To become a member of Friends of
essential on 01872 323468 (places limited to 35)
Civil Weddings, Partnerships
Launceston Stamp Club Fair
Kilminorth Woods visit the website Friday 26 February 10am – 3pm Sunday School room adjacent to Launceston
& Receptions for up to 150 guests
www.friendsofkilminorthwoods.co.k & download a
Cinema by the Sea presents
Central Methodist Church, Castle Dyke Launceston –
membership form or call 01503 265590 email
Burn after Reading (15)
event is free for further details call 01566 772846 or
Kilminorth@btinternet.com for booking and other events
Deskent@talktalk.net
THINKING OF
Doors open 7pm, films starts 7.30 prompt The Community
Friday 5 February
Hall, Looe Children’s Centre, Trewint Crescent, Barbican,
Saturday 20 March GETTING MARRIED
Cinema by the Sea presents Looe PL13 1ET (just around corner from Barbican parade
Explore Your World Heritage Site
Modern Life (PG)
of shops) – when a computer disc of CIA secrets is found
(2nd session 20th March) 10am – 1pm meet Minions –
IN 2010/2011
Doors open 7pm, films starts 7.30 prompt The Community
by two dim witted gym employees, the duo plan to exploit
their find. However as they attempt blackmail, events
discover the story behind the mining community on Southern
Hall, Looe Children’s Centre, Trewint Crescent, Barbican, Bodmin Moor from the Bronze Age traders to the nineteenth
Call the experts and arrange an
Looe PL13 1ET (just around corner from Barbican parade
rapidly spin out of control. A smart, funny & original
comedy starring George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Tilda Swinton &
century granite and copper boom and its resultant railway. informal chat, over a cup of coffee
of shops) – down winding country lanes & behind rural
John Malkovich. Members £3, non members £5, students
With walk leader Iain Rowe. Cost £18, concs £9. For further
backwaters, director Raymond Depardon has spent 20 yrs information call 01579 345384 or visit
to discuss your requirements
making friends with a dying breed of French farmer who
& young people £3. Disabled access. Details 0845 868
1021 (24hr booking & information line)
www.cornwall.gov.uk/adultlearning. Please book your
are defiantly old school, treating newcomers & women with space at least one week before the start of the course.
Ring Keith Lockyer on
equal suspicion. In French with English subtitles. Members
www.looefilmsociety.org.uk
01503 263273
£3, non members £5, students & young people £3.
Sunday 28 February
Sunday 21 March
www.hannaforepointhotel.com
Disabled access. Details 0845 868 1021 (24hr booking &
Pensilva Antiques & Collectors Fair
Sainsbury’s Sports Relief Mile
information line) www.looefilmsociety.org.uk
10am – 4pm Millennium House, Pensilva, PL14 5 NF –
Plymouth Hoe. Details www.sportrelief
Sunday 7 February
something for everyone with a wide range of porcelain, Wednesday 24 March
Antiques & Collectors Fair
glass, collectables, stamps, postcards, jewellery and
furniture. With disabled access and refreshments available.
Gorse Bash & Dogwood Prune
9.30am – 3.30pm St Mellion International Resort, Nr
Parking. Admission 50p. Details on 01579 383005 or
10am – 4pm meet Drakewalls Mine opposite the Tamar
Saltash – a wonderful location overlooking the golf course.
07977 908486
Valley Centre PL18 9FE SX 425 706 - keeping the gorse in
Something for everyone with a furniture room & a wide
check and pruning the dogwoods to ensure a great display in
range of porcelain, glass, collectables, postcards &
future years. Please bring along your lunch and drink, also
jewellery. Disabled access, refreshments available, free
MARCH 2010
wear strong boots or wellies and old clothes. Adults only,
parking. Details on 01579 383005 or 07977 908486
dogs on leads. Booking is not essential but for further details
Happy
Monday 8 February
call 01579 370030 or email jheskett@cornwall.gov.uk
Exhibition for Ocober
Practical Conservation
Liskeard Museum
Saturday 27 March
to be
South Kit Hill Mine
11am – 4pm weekdays, 11am – 1.30pm Saturday
Landulph Spring Flower Show
10am – 4pm meet Summit Car park SX 375 713 – clearing
Foresters Hall, Pike Street, Liskeard PL14 4JE Details -
2 – 4.30pm Landulph Memorial Hall – flower show with flo- Helpful
vegetation from the adit and leat below South Kit Hill Mine.
this month the mini display will be 50th Anniversary of the
ral art & pot plant competition, children’s art & craft competi-
Please bring along your lunch and drink, also wear strong
first Patent for a Laser (Schawlow & Towner). Entry is free
tion, Plant stall, refreshments. Trophy presentation at 4pm.
boots or wellies and old clothes. Rough walk to site. Adults
but donations are welcome. Details 01579 346087
Cost adults £1.50 children free. Details on 01752 846808 Get switched on
only, dogs on leads. Booking is not essential but for further
details call 01579 370030 or email Tuesday 2 – Sunday 7 March
Sunday 28 March
with
jheskett@cornwall.gov.uk
Cancer Research UK
Pensilva Antiques & Collectors Fair
Wednesday 10 February Annual Exhibition & Sale
10am – 4pm Millennium House, Pensilva, PL14 5 NF –
H.B.H.
Out & About – A Monthly Walk Of Art & Craft
something for everyone with a wide range of porcelain,
glass, collectables, stamps, postcards, jewellery and WOOLACOTTS
in The Tamar Valley
The Public Hall, West Street, Liskeard
furniture. With disabled access and refreshments available.
2pm meet Harrowbarrow & Metherell Village Hall,
Opens Tue 7.30pm - all welcome. Tickets £5 to include
Parking. Admission 50p. Details on 01579 383005 or
Liskeard
School Road, Harrowbarrow, Callington PL17 8BQ walks
cheese & wine.
07977 908486
Service and Repairs for
are leisurely, not too strenuous, between 1.5 & 6miles long
Wed to Sat 10am – 7.30. Sun 10am – 3.30pm – admission
• Washing machines / Tumble Driers
along quiet roads, public footpaths, bridleways kindly
£1.50, refreshments are available including lunches.
Sunday 28 March
funded by the Health Promotion Service Small Grant
Disabled access. Details on 01579 342821 or 01579
• Cookers / Microwaves etc
Point to Point Horse Racing
Scheme. Walks are open to all, but particulararly for those
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• Televisions / Videos / CDs / Satellites
12noon first race at Great Trethew Farm, Horningtops,
individuals that are reluctant to walk on their own & would
Saturday 6 March
Liskeard – with bookies, stands & refreshments.
In fact all domestic electrical appliances.
welcome an informative guided walk, as well as fresh air &
exercise. The event is free of charge with a free leaflet of
The Ancient Stannery Town of Sunday 28 March
FREE DELIVERY • FREE INSTALLATION
the month’s walk. Children are welcome, walkers must be
Liskeard & its Place In Cornwall Tr y Dowsing
• FREE DEMONSTRATION
mobile and dogs on leads welcome. Details on 01579
(suitable for all) 2 – 4.30pm ish meet Kit Hill Incline car park on B3257 SX
351081 or jean@sunnyridge.demon.co.uk (2nd
LISKEARD LAUNCESTON
10am – 1pm Laity House, Liskeard – discover the story of 374 723 – have a go at the ancient art of Dowsing under
Wednesday of every month)
01579 347400 01566 772096
this historic town, from a mention in the Domesday Book, the guidance of Alan Neal. We will look for not only water
Saturday 13 – Sunday 21 February
its role in the medieval tin trade through to its nineteenth but, archaeological remains, minerals, ley-lines & more.
BUDE HOLSWORTHY
Kids Capers at Cotehele
century copper boom. Tutor Iain Rowe. Cost £9, concs. The walk will be over rough ground. Please bring along a
01288 352269 01409 253280
£4.50 To book your space call 01579 345384 at least a drink, also wear strong boots or wellies and old clothes.
1 – 3pm Cotehele House, St Dominick, Nr Saltash PL12
BODMIN WADEBRIDGE
week before the talk. Also on Saturday 16th June Family event, dogs on leads. Cost adults: £2 children under
6TA – family fun during half term. NT admission applies on
01208 72610 01208 816155
www.cornwall.gov.uk/adultlearning 16 & concs £1.50, family £6 Booking is essential on
01579 351346 or cotehele@nationaltrust.org.uk
01872 323468 www.hbhwoolacotts.co.uk
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