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SUMMARY:Halloween Late Entry Offer
DESCRIPTION:Late entry throughout October for just £13 per person! \nWander through our immersive Dark Walk\, explore original cells\, and enjoy Cornwall’s dark history in the UK’s most haunted jail! \nBook online or pay at the door – the perfect way to celebrate Halloween in Cornwall.\n\n\n\n£13 offer valid for entry between 4pm and 5pm. Jail closes at 6pm
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/halloween-late-entry-offer/
LOCATION:Bodmin Jail\, Berrycoombe Road\, Bodmin\, Cornwall\, PL31 2NR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Family
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SUMMARY:Go Darker Guided Tour
DESCRIPTION:This Halloween\, Bodmin Jail invites you to explore its darker stories and history! \nJoin us for a dark and eye-opening Guided Tour that takes you back to the intriguing times of the Georgians and Victorians. From the gallows to the grave\, our friendly guide will share captivating tales along the way\, stopping at interesting spots like the gibbet cage and hanging pit. \nIt’s a chilling way to discover Bodmin Jail and add a touch of history and mystery to your Halloween in Cornwall! \nFrom hanging trees to the gallows\, discover the macabre history of justice. \nHave you ever wondered why we hung around at crossroads? Or when the last person was displayed in chains? Who were the so-called resurrection men? What was the Georgian Bloody Code all about? And what can Bodmin Jail’s friendly witches tell us about changing attitudes toward superstition and religion?\n\n\n\nBring the whole family for a delightful evening of history and discovery\, it’s bound to be a howling ‘gourd’ time!
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/go-darker-guided-tour/
LOCATION:Bodmin Jail\, Berrycoombe Road\, Bodmin\, Cornwall\, PL31 2NR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Halloween
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261002
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261003
DTSTAMP:20261002T063556Z
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SUMMARY:Aprons of Work: Voices of Value
DESCRIPTION:A collaborative textile exhibition exploring work\, care\, equality\, heritage and aspiration \nCornwall Museum & Art Gallery\, Truro – Education Space \nArtist and inclusive arts practitioner Elaine Foster-Gandey presents Aprons of Work: Voices of Value\, a collaborative textile project created with young people from Torpoint Community College and Wave Academy Liskeard. \nThe exhibition brings together the voices\, ideas and creative responses of young people through the making and embellishment of aprons\, exploring what work means\, whose work is valued\, and how ideas around work and equality are changing. \nAt the heart of the exhibition is a large collaborative apron incorporating the students’ individual work\, alongside photography\, historic objects and material documenting the project.\nThe project draws on Cornwall’s rich working heritage\, including the lives and labour of bal maidens\, miners\, domestic workers and other working communities. Through workshops and discussion\, students explored both the visible and invisible labour that takes place in homes and communities\, considering questions of care\, responsibility\, equality and value. \nThe project also encouraged students to think about the future. Discussions explored aspirations\, careers and Cornwall’s continuing relationship with its natural resources\, including contemporary conversations around lithium mining. \nFor Elaine Foster-Gandey\, the apron is an important starting point for these conversations. Inspired partly by her own family history\, including her grandmother and great-aunts in East London who wore pinnies as part of everyday life and were highly skilled makers\, the project considers how an ordinary domestic object can carry stories about identity\, work\, family and social history.\nElaine said: \n“I wanted to use the humble apron as a way into conversations about work and value. Aprons have been worn by people in all kinds of occupations\, not simply in the home. Through making\, talking and sharing ideas\, the students have brought their own experiences and aspirations into that history.” \nThe project has engaged approximately 125 students\, with Year 8 students developing embellished textile aprons and Year 7 students responding to questions around future aspirations and the world of work. Students from Wave Academy Liskeard have also contributed to the wider project. \nThe resulting exhibition celebrates not only the finished artwork but also the voices\, conversations\, relationships and creative process behind it. \nAprons of Work: Voices of Value reflects the importance of creative learning in helping young people explore their heritage\, develop confidence and express their ideas about the future.\nThe exhibition is presented at Cornwall Museum & Art Gallery from 28 September to 19 December 2026. \nAbout Elaine Foster-Gandey\nElaine Foster-Gandey is an artist\, textile practitioner\, inclusive arts practitioner\, educator and curator based in Cornwall. Her socially engaged practice uses textiles\, making and collaborative processes to explore identity\, community\, heritage\, belonging and social history. \nHer previous project Hope – Weaving Communities Together brought together schools and communities through a large-scale collaborative textile artwork and was exhibited internationally\, including in Venice.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/aprons-of-work-voices-of-value/2026-10-02/
LOCATION:Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery\, 25 River St\, Truro\, Cornwall\, PL22 0AD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261002T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261002T170000
DTSTAMP:20260430T110352Z
CREATED:20260430T110352Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260430T110352Z
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SUMMARY:Elaine Foster-Gandey Art Presents\, Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work (1986–2026)
DESCRIPTION:Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work (1986–2026)\nElaine Foster-Gandey\n22 April – 13 June 2026 \nA new exhibition by Elaine Foster-Gandey presents four decades of work exploring the expressive possibilities of line and texture across painting\, textiles\, ceramics\, print and sculpture. \nSpanning the years 1986 to 2026\, Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work brings together a rich selection of works that reveal a sustained and evolving engagement with mark-making\, surface\, and material. Whether drawn\, stitched\, printed or formed\, line acts as both structure and language\, while texture becomes a tactile record of process and time. \nWorking fluidly across disciplines\, Foster-Gandey blurs the boundaries between fine art and craft. Textiles echo drawn marks; ceramics hold imprinted gestures; paintings and prints reveal layered surfaces built through repetition and intuition. Seen together\, these works chart both continuity and change\, offering insight into an enduring and exploratory practice. \nThe exhibition includes paintings\, drawings\, prints\, ceramics and handmade cards\, with accessible pricing inviting a wide audience to engage with original work. \nExhibition details:\nDates: Wednesday 22 April – Sunday 13 June 2026\nOpening hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 10am – 5pm\nVenue: Elaine Foster-Gandey Art \nPrices:\nCards from £3\nPrints £5–£10\nDrawings £5–£250\nPaintings £25–£300\nCeramics from £35
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/elaine-foster-gandey-art-presents-line-texture-4-decades-of-work-1986-2026/2026-10-02/
LOCATION:Elaine Foster-Gandey Art\, 15 Queen St\, Lostwithiel\, Cornwall\, PL22 0AH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261002T160000
DTSTAMP:20260924T151627Z
CREATED:20260924T151627Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260924T151627Z
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SUMMARY:The Haunted Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Step into the shadows of Bodmin Jail this Halloween and uncover the haunted history of the jail and beyond. Our Haunted Gallery exhibit explores famous hauntings from around the world\, tales of paranormal phenomena\, and haunted history that has shaped our belief and understanding of the paranormal. Immersive and atmospheric\, we’ve overhauled our self-guided experience with themed cells that explore the world of the paranormal. \nDo you believe in ghosts? You might after visiting us… \nBodmin Jail was constructed in 1779\, and in its long and harrowing history it has witnessed more grief\, despair\, and turmoil than most places could ever contain. It is these very stories that are believed to leave an imprint on the walls\, shaping the haunted side of the building. \nThis October\, our Haunted Gallery invites you to step into the paranormal history of the jail. Explore its roots and encounter the infamous spirits said to linger here — from restless prisoners to shadowy figures that have been seen roaming the darkened cells. Plan your visit to discover the fear\, folklore\, and ghostly legends that have earned Bodmin Jail its reputation as one of the most haunted places in the UK.\n\n\n\n \n 
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/the-haunted-gallery/2026-10-02/
LOCATION:Bodmin Jail\, Berrycoombe Road\, Bodmin\, Cornwall\, PL31 2NR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Halloween
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261002T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261002T205000
DTSTAMP:20260725T062631Z
CREATED:20260725T062631Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260725T062631Z
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SUMMARY:Annie
DESCRIPTION:Set in 1930s New York\, brave young Annie is forced to live a life of misery at Miss Hannigan’s orphanage. Her luck soon changes when she’s chosen to spend a fairytale Christmas with famous billionaire\, Oliver Warbucks. Meanwhile\, spiteful Miss Hannigan has other ideas and hatches a plan to spoil Annie’s search for her true family… \nWith its Tony® award-winning book and score\, including the unforgettable songs It’s The Hard-Knock Life\, Easy Street\, I Don’t Need Anything But You and Tomorrow\, you can bet your bottom dollar that you’ll love it!
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/annie/2026-10-02/
LOCATION:Hall for Cornwall\, Back Quay\,\, Truro\, Cornwall\, TR1 2LL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://cornishstuff.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Annie.png
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261003
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261004
DTSTAMP:20240819T070950Z
CREATED:20240819T070950Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240819T070950Z
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SUMMARY:Truro Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Truro Farmers Market is a thriving community of Cornwall’s finest food and drink. For nearly 25 years we’ve been at the grassroots of culinary culture in the region\, and these days our bustling market is more diverse than ever before. \nFrom grass-fed beef to sushi-grade fish\, organic veg to freshly baked bread\, discover a feast for the senses beneath our green and white striped stalls. \nFood-loving locals\, spell-bound visitors and Cornwall’s acclaimed chefs all delight in shopping here\, where our friendly traders are on hand to tell you their stories and help spark new food adventures.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/truro-farmers-market/2026-10-03/
LOCATION:Lemon Quay\, Truro\, Lemon Quay\, Truro\, Cornwall\, TR1 2LW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community,Family
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261003
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261004
DTSTAMP:20261002T063556Z
CREATED:20261002T063556Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T063556Z
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SUMMARY:Aprons of Work: Voices of Value
DESCRIPTION:A collaborative textile exhibition exploring work\, care\, equality\, heritage and aspiration \nCornwall Museum & Art Gallery\, Truro – Education Space \nArtist and inclusive arts practitioner Elaine Foster-Gandey presents Aprons of Work: Voices of Value\, a collaborative textile project created with young people from Torpoint Community College and Wave Academy Liskeard. \nThe exhibition brings together the voices\, ideas and creative responses of young people through the making and embellishment of aprons\, exploring what work means\, whose work is valued\, and how ideas around work and equality are changing. \nAt the heart of the exhibition is a large collaborative apron incorporating the students’ individual work\, alongside photography\, historic objects and material documenting the project.\nThe project draws on Cornwall’s rich working heritage\, including the lives and labour of bal maidens\, miners\, domestic workers and other working communities. Through workshops and discussion\, students explored both the visible and invisible labour that takes place in homes and communities\, considering questions of care\, responsibility\, equality and value. \nThe project also encouraged students to think about the future. Discussions explored aspirations\, careers and Cornwall’s continuing relationship with its natural resources\, including contemporary conversations around lithium mining. \nFor Elaine Foster-Gandey\, the apron is an important starting point for these conversations. Inspired partly by her own family history\, including her grandmother and great-aunts in East London who wore pinnies as part of everyday life and were highly skilled makers\, the project considers how an ordinary domestic object can carry stories about identity\, work\, family and social history.\nElaine said: \n“I wanted to use the humble apron as a way into conversations about work and value. Aprons have been worn by people in all kinds of occupations\, not simply in the home. Through making\, talking and sharing ideas\, the students have brought their own experiences and aspirations into that history.” \nThe project has engaged approximately 125 students\, with Year 8 students developing embellished textile aprons and Year 7 students responding to questions around future aspirations and the world of work. Students from Wave Academy Liskeard have also contributed to the wider project. \nThe resulting exhibition celebrates not only the finished artwork but also the voices\, conversations\, relationships and creative process behind it. \nAprons of Work: Voices of Value reflects the importance of creative learning in helping young people explore their heritage\, develop confidence and express their ideas about the future.\nThe exhibition is presented at Cornwall Museum & Art Gallery from 28 September to 19 December 2026. \nAbout Elaine Foster-Gandey\nElaine Foster-Gandey is an artist\, textile practitioner\, inclusive arts practitioner\, educator and curator based in Cornwall. Her socially engaged practice uses textiles\, making and collaborative processes to explore identity\, community\, heritage\, belonging and social history. \nHer previous project Hope – Weaving Communities Together brought together schools and communities through a large-scale collaborative textile artwork and was exhibited internationally\, including in Venice.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/aprons-of-work-voices-of-value/2026-10-03/
LOCATION:Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery\, 25 River St\, Truro\, Cornwall\, PL22 0AD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://cornishstuff.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Aprons-of-Work-Voices-of-Value.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261003T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261003T160000
DTSTAMP:20260623T133044Z
CREATED:20260623T133044Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T133044Z
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SUMMARY:Cornwall Home Improvement and Self Build Show
DESCRIPTION:Whether you’re embarking on your first renovation project\, building a new home\, adding the finishing touches\, or simply looking for inspiration\, Cornwall Home Improvement & Self Build Show will help make your dream a reality. \nCornwall Home Improvement & Self Build Show\nSaturday 3rd & Sunday 4th October \nRoyal Cornwall Event Centre\nSat 10am – 4pm\nSun 10am – 4pm\n\n\n\nAdvance Tickets Just £5 pp (including booking free)\nOn the Door £7.50 pp\n(Under 18’s Free)
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/cornwall-home-improvement-and-self-build-show/
LOCATION:Royal Cornwall Events Centre\, Whitecross\, Wadebridge\, Cornwall\, PL27 7JE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Family
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261003T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261003T170000
DTSTAMP:20260430T110352Z
CREATED:20260430T110352Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260430T110352Z
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SUMMARY:Elaine Foster-Gandey Art Presents\, Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work (1986–2026)
DESCRIPTION:Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work (1986–2026)\nElaine Foster-Gandey\n22 April – 13 June 2026 \nA new exhibition by Elaine Foster-Gandey presents four decades of work exploring the expressive possibilities of line and texture across painting\, textiles\, ceramics\, print and sculpture. \nSpanning the years 1986 to 2026\, Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work brings together a rich selection of works that reveal a sustained and evolving engagement with mark-making\, surface\, and material. Whether drawn\, stitched\, printed or formed\, line acts as both structure and language\, while texture becomes a tactile record of process and time. \nWorking fluidly across disciplines\, Foster-Gandey blurs the boundaries between fine art and craft. Textiles echo drawn marks; ceramics hold imprinted gestures; paintings and prints reveal layered surfaces built through repetition and intuition. Seen together\, these works chart both continuity and change\, offering insight into an enduring and exploratory practice. \nThe exhibition includes paintings\, drawings\, prints\, ceramics and handmade cards\, with accessible pricing inviting a wide audience to engage with original work. \nExhibition details:\nDates: Wednesday 22 April – Sunday 13 June 2026\nOpening hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 10am – 5pm\nVenue: Elaine Foster-Gandey Art \nPrices:\nCards from £3\nPrints £5–£10\nDrawings £5–£250\nPaintings £25–£300\nCeramics from £35
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/elaine-foster-gandey-art-presents-line-texture-4-decades-of-work-1986-2026/2026-10-03/
LOCATION:Elaine Foster-Gandey Art\, 15 Queen St\, Lostwithiel\, Cornwall\, PL22 0AH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261003T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261003T160000
DTSTAMP:20260924T151627Z
CREATED:20260924T151627Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260924T151627Z
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SUMMARY:The Haunted Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Step into the shadows of Bodmin Jail this Halloween and uncover the haunted history of the jail and beyond. Our Haunted Gallery exhibit explores famous hauntings from around the world\, tales of paranormal phenomena\, and haunted history that has shaped our belief and understanding of the paranormal. Immersive and atmospheric\, we’ve overhauled our self-guided experience with themed cells that explore the world of the paranormal. \nDo you believe in ghosts? You might after visiting us… \nBodmin Jail was constructed in 1779\, and in its long and harrowing history it has witnessed more grief\, despair\, and turmoil than most places could ever contain. It is these very stories that are believed to leave an imprint on the walls\, shaping the haunted side of the building. \nThis October\, our Haunted Gallery invites you to step into the paranormal history of the jail. Explore its roots and encounter the infamous spirits said to linger here — from restless prisoners to shadowy figures that have been seen roaming the darkened cells. Plan your visit to discover the fear\, folklore\, and ghostly legends that have earned Bodmin Jail its reputation as one of the most haunted places in the UK.\n\n\n\n \n 
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/the-haunted-gallery/2026-10-03/
LOCATION:Bodmin Jail\, Berrycoombe Road\, Bodmin\, Cornwall\, PL31 2NR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Halloween
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://cornishstuff.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/The-Haunted-Gallery.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261003T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261003T205000
DTSTAMP:20260725T062631Z
CREATED:20260725T062631Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260725T062631Z
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SUMMARY:Annie
DESCRIPTION:Set in 1930s New York\, brave young Annie is forced to live a life of misery at Miss Hannigan’s orphanage. Her luck soon changes when she’s chosen to spend a fairytale Christmas with famous billionaire\, Oliver Warbucks. Meanwhile\, spiteful Miss Hannigan has other ideas and hatches a plan to spoil Annie’s search for her true family… \nWith its Tony® award-winning book and score\, including the unforgettable songs It’s The Hard-Knock Life\, Easy Street\, I Don’t Need Anything But You and Tomorrow\, you can bet your bottom dollar that you’ll love it!
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/annie/2026-10-03/
LOCATION:Hall for Cornwall\, Back Quay\,\, Truro\, Cornwall\, TR1 2LL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://cornishstuff.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Annie.png
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261004
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261005
DTSTAMP:20261002T063556Z
CREATED:20261002T063556Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T063556Z
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SUMMARY:Aprons of Work: Voices of Value
DESCRIPTION:A collaborative textile exhibition exploring work\, care\, equality\, heritage and aspiration \nCornwall Museum & Art Gallery\, Truro – Education Space \nArtist and inclusive arts practitioner Elaine Foster-Gandey presents Aprons of Work: Voices of Value\, a collaborative textile project created with young people from Torpoint Community College and Wave Academy Liskeard. \nThe exhibition brings together the voices\, ideas and creative responses of young people through the making and embellishment of aprons\, exploring what work means\, whose work is valued\, and how ideas around work and equality are changing. \nAt the heart of the exhibition is a large collaborative apron incorporating the students’ individual work\, alongside photography\, historic objects and material documenting the project.\nThe project draws on Cornwall’s rich working heritage\, including the lives and labour of bal maidens\, miners\, domestic workers and other working communities. Through workshops and discussion\, students explored both the visible and invisible labour that takes place in homes and communities\, considering questions of care\, responsibility\, equality and value. \nThe project also encouraged students to think about the future. Discussions explored aspirations\, careers and Cornwall’s continuing relationship with its natural resources\, including contemporary conversations around lithium mining. \nFor Elaine Foster-Gandey\, the apron is an important starting point for these conversations. Inspired partly by her own family history\, including her grandmother and great-aunts in East London who wore pinnies as part of everyday life and were highly skilled makers\, the project considers how an ordinary domestic object can carry stories about identity\, work\, family and social history.\nElaine said: \n“I wanted to use the humble apron as a way into conversations about work and value. Aprons have been worn by people in all kinds of occupations\, not simply in the home. Through making\, talking and sharing ideas\, the students have brought their own experiences and aspirations into that history.” \nThe project has engaged approximately 125 students\, with Year 8 students developing embellished textile aprons and Year 7 students responding to questions around future aspirations and the world of work. Students from Wave Academy Liskeard have also contributed to the wider project. \nThe resulting exhibition celebrates not only the finished artwork but also the voices\, conversations\, relationships and creative process behind it. \nAprons of Work: Voices of Value reflects the importance of creative learning in helping young people explore their heritage\, develop confidence and express their ideas about the future.\nThe exhibition is presented at Cornwall Museum & Art Gallery from 28 September to 19 December 2026. \nAbout Elaine Foster-Gandey\nElaine Foster-Gandey is an artist\, textile practitioner\, inclusive arts practitioner\, educator and curator based in Cornwall. Her socially engaged practice uses textiles\, making and collaborative processes to explore identity\, community\, heritage\, belonging and social history. \nHer previous project Hope – Weaving Communities Together brought together schools and communities through a large-scale collaborative textile artwork and was exhibited internationally\, including in Venice.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/aprons-of-work-voices-of-value/2026-10-04/
LOCATION:Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery\, 25 River St\, Truro\, Cornwall\, PL22 0AD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://cornishstuff.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Aprons-of-Work-Voices-of-Value.png
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261004T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261004T160000
DTSTAMP:20260623T133126Z
CREATED:20260623T133126Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T133126Z
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SUMMARY:Cornwall Home Improvement and Self Build Show
DESCRIPTION:Whether you’re embarking on your first renovation project\, building a new home\, adding the finishing touches\, or simply looking for inspiration\, Cornwall Home Improvement & Self Build Show will help make your dream a reality. \nCornwall Home Improvement & Self Build Show\nSaturday 3rd & Sunday 4th October \nRoyal Cornwall Event Centre\nSat 10am – 4pm\nSun 10am – 4pm\n\n\n\nAdvance Tickets Just £5 pp (including booking free)\nOn the Door £7.50 pp\n(Under 18’s Free)
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/cornwall-home-improvement-and-self-build-show-2/
LOCATION:Royal Cornwall Events Centre\, Whitecross\, Wadebridge\, Cornwall\, PL27 7JE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Family
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://cornishstuff.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Cornwall-Home-Improvement-and-Self-Build-Show.png
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261004T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261004T160000
DTSTAMP:20260924T151627Z
CREATED:20260924T151627Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260924T151627Z
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SUMMARY:The Haunted Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Step into the shadows of Bodmin Jail this Halloween and uncover the haunted history of the jail and beyond. Our Haunted Gallery exhibit explores famous hauntings from around the world\, tales of paranormal phenomena\, and haunted history that has shaped our belief and understanding of the paranormal. Immersive and atmospheric\, we’ve overhauled our self-guided experience with themed cells that explore the world of the paranormal. \nDo you believe in ghosts? You might after visiting us… \nBodmin Jail was constructed in 1779\, and in its long and harrowing history it has witnessed more grief\, despair\, and turmoil than most places could ever contain. It is these very stories that are believed to leave an imprint on the walls\, shaping the haunted side of the building. \nThis October\, our Haunted Gallery invites you to step into the paranormal history of the jail. Explore its roots and encounter the infamous spirits said to linger here — from restless prisoners to shadowy figures that have been seen roaming the darkened cells. Plan your visit to discover the fear\, folklore\, and ghostly legends that have earned Bodmin Jail its reputation as one of the most haunted places in the UK.\n\n\n\n \n 
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/the-haunted-gallery/2026-10-04/
LOCATION:Bodmin Jail\, Berrycoombe Road\, Bodmin\, Cornwall\, PL31 2NR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Halloween
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DTSTAMP:20260725T062631Z
CREATED:20260725T062631Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260725T062631Z
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SUMMARY:Annie
DESCRIPTION:Set in 1930s New York\, brave young Annie is forced to live a life of misery at Miss Hannigan’s orphanage. Her luck soon changes when she’s chosen to spend a fairytale Christmas with famous billionaire\, Oliver Warbucks. Meanwhile\, spiteful Miss Hannigan has other ideas and hatches a plan to spoil Annie’s search for her true family… \nWith its Tony® award-winning book and score\, including the unforgettable songs It’s The Hard-Knock Life\, Easy Street\, I Don’t Need Anything But You and Tomorrow\, you can bet your bottom dollar that you’ll love it!
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/annie/2026-10-04/
LOCATION:Hall for Cornwall\, Back Quay\,\, Truro\, Cornwall\, TR1 2LL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261005
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261006
DTSTAMP:20261002T063556Z
CREATED:20261002T063556Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T063556Z
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SUMMARY:Aprons of Work: Voices of Value
DESCRIPTION:A collaborative textile exhibition exploring work\, care\, equality\, heritage and aspiration \nCornwall Museum & Art Gallery\, Truro – Education Space \nArtist and inclusive arts practitioner Elaine Foster-Gandey presents Aprons of Work: Voices of Value\, a collaborative textile project created with young people from Torpoint Community College and Wave Academy Liskeard. \nThe exhibition brings together the voices\, ideas and creative responses of young people through the making and embellishment of aprons\, exploring what work means\, whose work is valued\, and how ideas around work and equality are changing. \nAt the heart of the exhibition is a large collaborative apron incorporating the students’ individual work\, alongside photography\, historic objects and material documenting the project.\nThe project draws on Cornwall’s rich working heritage\, including the lives and labour of bal maidens\, miners\, domestic workers and other working communities. Through workshops and discussion\, students explored both the visible and invisible labour that takes place in homes and communities\, considering questions of care\, responsibility\, equality and value. \nThe project also encouraged students to think about the future. Discussions explored aspirations\, careers and Cornwall’s continuing relationship with its natural resources\, including contemporary conversations around lithium mining. \nFor Elaine Foster-Gandey\, the apron is an important starting point for these conversations. Inspired partly by her own family history\, including her grandmother and great-aunts in East London who wore pinnies as part of everyday life and were highly skilled makers\, the project considers how an ordinary domestic object can carry stories about identity\, work\, family and social history.\nElaine said: \n“I wanted to use the humble apron as a way into conversations about work and value. Aprons have been worn by people in all kinds of occupations\, not simply in the home. Through making\, talking and sharing ideas\, the students have brought their own experiences and aspirations into that history.” \nThe project has engaged approximately 125 students\, with Year 8 students developing embellished textile aprons and Year 7 students responding to questions around future aspirations and the world of work. Students from Wave Academy Liskeard have also contributed to the wider project. \nThe resulting exhibition celebrates not only the finished artwork but also the voices\, conversations\, relationships and creative process behind it. \nAprons of Work: Voices of Value reflects the importance of creative learning in helping young people explore their heritage\, develop confidence and express their ideas about the future.\nThe exhibition is presented at Cornwall Museum & Art Gallery from 28 September to 19 December 2026. \nAbout Elaine Foster-Gandey\nElaine Foster-Gandey is an artist\, textile practitioner\, inclusive arts practitioner\, educator and curator based in Cornwall. Her socially engaged practice uses textiles\, making and collaborative processes to explore identity\, community\, heritage\, belonging and social history. \nHer previous project Hope – Weaving Communities Together brought together schools and communities through a large-scale collaborative textile artwork and was exhibited internationally\, including in Venice.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/aprons-of-work-voices-of-value/2026-10-05/
LOCATION:Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery\, 25 River St\, Truro\, Cornwall\, PL22 0AD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261005T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261005T160000
DTSTAMP:20260924T151627Z
CREATED:20260924T151627Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260924T151627Z
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SUMMARY:The Haunted Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Step into the shadows of Bodmin Jail this Halloween and uncover the haunted history of the jail and beyond. Our Haunted Gallery exhibit explores famous hauntings from around the world\, tales of paranormal phenomena\, and haunted history that has shaped our belief and understanding of the paranormal. Immersive and atmospheric\, we’ve overhauled our self-guided experience with themed cells that explore the world of the paranormal. \nDo you believe in ghosts? You might after visiting us… \nBodmin Jail was constructed in 1779\, and in its long and harrowing history it has witnessed more grief\, despair\, and turmoil than most places could ever contain. It is these very stories that are believed to leave an imprint on the walls\, shaping the haunted side of the building. \nThis October\, our Haunted Gallery invites you to step into the paranormal history of the jail. Explore its roots and encounter the infamous spirits said to linger here — from restless prisoners to shadowy figures that have been seen roaming the darkened cells. Plan your visit to discover the fear\, folklore\, and ghostly legends that have earned Bodmin Jail its reputation as one of the most haunted places in the UK.\n\n\n\n \n 
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/the-haunted-gallery/2026-10-05/
LOCATION:Bodmin Jail\, Berrycoombe Road\, Bodmin\, Cornwall\, PL31 2NR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Halloween
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261006
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261007
DTSTAMP:20261002T063556Z
CREATED:20261002T063556Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T063556Z
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SUMMARY:Aprons of Work: Voices of Value
DESCRIPTION:A collaborative textile exhibition exploring work\, care\, equality\, heritage and aspiration \nCornwall Museum & Art Gallery\, Truro – Education Space \nArtist and inclusive arts practitioner Elaine Foster-Gandey presents Aprons of Work: Voices of Value\, a collaborative textile project created with young people from Torpoint Community College and Wave Academy Liskeard. \nThe exhibition brings together the voices\, ideas and creative responses of young people through the making and embellishment of aprons\, exploring what work means\, whose work is valued\, and how ideas around work and equality are changing. \nAt the heart of the exhibition is a large collaborative apron incorporating the students’ individual work\, alongside photography\, historic objects and material documenting the project.\nThe project draws on Cornwall’s rich working heritage\, including the lives and labour of bal maidens\, miners\, domestic workers and other working communities. Through workshops and discussion\, students explored both the visible and invisible labour that takes place in homes and communities\, considering questions of care\, responsibility\, equality and value. \nThe project also encouraged students to think about the future. Discussions explored aspirations\, careers and Cornwall’s continuing relationship with its natural resources\, including contemporary conversations around lithium mining. \nFor Elaine Foster-Gandey\, the apron is an important starting point for these conversations. Inspired partly by her own family history\, including her grandmother and great-aunts in East London who wore pinnies as part of everyday life and were highly skilled makers\, the project considers how an ordinary domestic object can carry stories about identity\, work\, family and social history.\nElaine said: \n“I wanted to use the humble apron as a way into conversations about work and value. Aprons have been worn by people in all kinds of occupations\, not simply in the home. Through making\, talking and sharing ideas\, the students have brought their own experiences and aspirations into that history.” \nThe project has engaged approximately 125 students\, with Year 8 students developing embellished textile aprons and Year 7 students responding to questions around future aspirations and the world of work. Students from Wave Academy Liskeard have also contributed to the wider project. \nThe resulting exhibition celebrates not only the finished artwork but also the voices\, conversations\, relationships and creative process behind it. \nAprons of Work: Voices of Value reflects the importance of creative learning in helping young people explore their heritage\, develop confidence and express their ideas about the future.\nThe exhibition is presented at Cornwall Museum & Art Gallery from 28 September to 19 December 2026. \nAbout Elaine Foster-Gandey\nElaine Foster-Gandey is an artist\, textile practitioner\, inclusive arts practitioner\, educator and curator based in Cornwall. Her socially engaged practice uses textiles\, making and collaborative processes to explore identity\, community\, heritage\, belonging and social history. \nHer previous project Hope – Weaving Communities Together brought together schools and communities through a large-scale collaborative textile artwork and was exhibited internationally\, including in Venice.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/aprons-of-work-voices-of-value/2026-10-06/
LOCATION:Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery\, 25 River St\, Truro\, Cornwall\, PL22 0AD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261006T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261006T160000
DTSTAMP:20260924T151627Z
CREATED:20260924T151627Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260924T151627Z
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SUMMARY:The Haunted Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Step into the shadows of Bodmin Jail this Halloween and uncover the haunted history of the jail and beyond. Our Haunted Gallery exhibit explores famous hauntings from around the world\, tales of paranormal phenomena\, and haunted history that has shaped our belief and understanding of the paranormal. Immersive and atmospheric\, we’ve overhauled our self-guided experience with themed cells that explore the world of the paranormal. \nDo you believe in ghosts? You might after visiting us… \nBodmin Jail was constructed in 1779\, and in its long and harrowing history it has witnessed more grief\, despair\, and turmoil than most places could ever contain. It is these very stories that are believed to leave an imprint on the walls\, shaping the haunted side of the building. \nThis October\, our Haunted Gallery invites you to step into the paranormal history of the jail. Explore its roots and encounter the infamous spirits said to linger here — from restless prisoners to shadowy figures that have been seen roaming the darkened cells. Plan your visit to discover the fear\, folklore\, and ghostly legends that have earned Bodmin Jail its reputation as one of the most haunted places in the UK.\n\n\n\n \n 
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/the-haunted-gallery/2026-10-06/
LOCATION:Bodmin Jail\, Berrycoombe Road\, Bodmin\, Cornwall\, PL31 2NR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Halloween
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261006T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261006T203000
DTSTAMP:20260924T150413Z
CREATED:20260924T150413Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260924T150413Z
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SUMMARY:Private Peaceful by Michael Morpurgo
DESCRIPTION:After captivating audiences worldwide\, Private Peaceful returns to the stage with fresh energy and timeless power.\nFrom Michael Morpurgo\, beloved author of War Horse\, comes the unforgettable story of Tommo Peaceful. On the eve of battle\, Tommo looks back over the events that shaped his life: the warmth of family\, the innocence of first love\, and the deep bond with his brother that carries him through the horrors of war.\nIn this acclaimed one-person tour de force\, adapted and directed by Simon Reade\, a single actor conjures an entire world of characters\, landscapes\, and emotions. At once heartwarming and heartbreaking\, Private Peaceful is both a moving family drama and a powerful reminder of the human cost of war.\nMaking his professional debut\, rising star Benjamin Cain – a recent graduate of the BA Professional Acting course at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School – takes on the demanding solo role of Tommo Peaceful\, bringing a compelling performance to this celebrated production.\nLauded across the globe as an international smash hit\, this production now embarks on a bold new chapter\, coming to the Cornwall Playhouse in 2026.\nAge recommendation: 9+. Content Warning – gunfire/gunshot sounds\, loud banging noises\, explosions\, war footage\, combat scenes\, depictions of armed conflict\, themes of death and war\, flashes of light\, non-graphic violence (intense\, but not explicit).\nRunning time: 1 hour 20 minutes\, no interval
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/private-peaceful-by-michael-morpurgo/
LOCATION:Hall for Cornwall\, Back Quay\,\, Truro\, Cornwall\, TR1 2LL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261007
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261008
DTSTAMP:20240819T070950Z
CREATED:20240819T070950Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240819T070950Z
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SUMMARY:Truro Farmers Market
DESCRIPTION:Truro Farmers Market is a thriving community of Cornwall’s finest food and drink. For nearly 25 years we’ve been at the grassroots of culinary culture in the region\, and these days our bustling market is more diverse than ever before. \nFrom grass-fed beef to sushi-grade fish\, organic veg to freshly baked bread\, discover a feast for the senses beneath our green and white striped stalls. \nFood-loving locals\, spell-bound visitors and Cornwall’s acclaimed chefs all delight in shopping here\, where our friendly traders are on hand to tell you their stories and help spark new food adventures.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/truro-farmers-market/2026-10-07/
LOCATION:Lemon Quay\, Truro\, Lemon Quay\, Truro\, Cornwall\, TR1 2LW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community,Family
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261007
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261008
DTSTAMP:20261002T063556Z
CREATED:20261002T063556Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T063556Z
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SUMMARY:Aprons of Work: Voices of Value
DESCRIPTION:A collaborative textile exhibition exploring work\, care\, equality\, heritage and aspiration \nCornwall Museum & Art Gallery\, Truro – Education Space \nArtist and inclusive arts practitioner Elaine Foster-Gandey presents Aprons of Work: Voices of Value\, a collaborative textile project created with young people from Torpoint Community College and Wave Academy Liskeard. \nThe exhibition brings together the voices\, ideas and creative responses of young people through the making and embellishment of aprons\, exploring what work means\, whose work is valued\, and how ideas around work and equality are changing. \nAt the heart of the exhibition is a large collaborative apron incorporating the students’ individual work\, alongside photography\, historic objects and material documenting the project.\nThe project draws on Cornwall’s rich working heritage\, including the lives and labour of bal maidens\, miners\, domestic workers and other working communities. Through workshops and discussion\, students explored both the visible and invisible labour that takes place in homes and communities\, considering questions of care\, responsibility\, equality and value. \nThe project also encouraged students to think about the future. Discussions explored aspirations\, careers and Cornwall’s continuing relationship with its natural resources\, including contemporary conversations around lithium mining. \nFor Elaine Foster-Gandey\, the apron is an important starting point for these conversations. Inspired partly by her own family history\, including her grandmother and great-aunts in East London who wore pinnies as part of everyday life and were highly skilled makers\, the project considers how an ordinary domestic object can carry stories about identity\, work\, family and social history.\nElaine said: \n“I wanted to use the humble apron as a way into conversations about work and value. Aprons have been worn by people in all kinds of occupations\, not simply in the home. Through making\, talking and sharing ideas\, the students have brought their own experiences and aspirations into that history.” \nThe project has engaged approximately 125 students\, with Year 8 students developing embellished textile aprons and Year 7 students responding to questions around future aspirations and the world of work. Students from Wave Academy Liskeard have also contributed to the wider project. \nThe resulting exhibition celebrates not only the finished artwork but also the voices\, conversations\, relationships and creative process behind it. \nAprons of Work: Voices of Value reflects the importance of creative learning in helping young people explore their heritage\, develop confidence and express their ideas about the future.\nThe exhibition is presented at Cornwall Museum & Art Gallery from 28 September to 19 December 2026. \nAbout Elaine Foster-Gandey\nElaine Foster-Gandey is an artist\, textile practitioner\, inclusive arts practitioner\, educator and curator based in Cornwall. Her socially engaged practice uses textiles\, making and collaborative processes to explore identity\, community\, heritage\, belonging and social history. \nHer previous project Hope – Weaving Communities Together brought together schools and communities through a large-scale collaborative textile artwork and was exhibited internationally\, including in Venice.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/aprons-of-work-voices-of-value/2026-10-07/
LOCATION:Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery\, 25 River St\, Truro\, Cornwall\, PL22 0AD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261007T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261007T110000
DTSTAMP:20250214T113152Z
CREATED:20250214T113152Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250214T113152Z
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SUMMARY:Blokes Over Breakfast - Mens Meet Up
DESCRIPTION:Fancy a proper breakfast in good company\, with a chance to talk about the good stuff\, the tough stuff\, and everything in between? We know that in life\, sometimes just having a chat over breakfast can make all the difference….\n\n\nBlokes Over Breakfast – BOB is a no-pressure meetup group for men to support one another\, share a laugh\, and enjoy a cracking Full English breakfast.\n\n\n First Wednesday of every month\n At Trethorne Leisure Park Restaurant/Bar\n 9:00am start for 9:30am breakfast\n With monthly guest speakers\n £13 per person (incl. Full English\, Coissants\, Tea\, Coffee & Juice)\n https://fb.me/e/2nVcqnbHc\n\n\nIn collaboration with G F Gubbin Funeral Directors (Denise Wellington Funeral Services) BOB\, is proud to raise money for local charities that support men’s health and wellbeing.\n\n\nTurn up\, tuck in\, and talk – it could be the best thing you do this month.\n To book call: 01566 785340 / 01566 86324
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/blokes-over-breakfast-mens-meet-up/2026-10-07/
LOCATION:Trethorne Hotel & Golf Club\, Kennards House\, Launceston\, Cornwall\, PL15 8QE\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261007T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261007T170000
DTSTAMP:20260430T110352Z
CREATED:20260430T110352Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260430T110352Z
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SUMMARY:Elaine Foster-Gandey Art Presents\, Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work (1986–2026)
DESCRIPTION:Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work (1986–2026)\nElaine Foster-Gandey\n22 April – 13 June 2026 \nA new exhibition by Elaine Foster-Gandey presents four decades of work exploring the expressive possibilities of line and texture across painting\, textiles\, ceramics\, print and sculpture. \nSpanning the years 1986 to 2026\, Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work brings together a rich selection of works that reveal a sustained and evolving engagement with mark-making\, surface\, and material. Whether drawn\, stitched\, printed or formed\, line acts as both structure and language\, while texture becomes a tactile record of process and time. \nWorking fluidly across disciplines\, Foster-Gandey blurs the boundaries between fine art and craft. Textiles echo drawn marks; ceramics hold imprinted gestures; paintings and prints reveal layered surfaces built through repetition and intuition. Seen together\, these works chart both continuity and change\, offering insight into an enduring and exploratory practice. \nThe exhibition includes paintings\, drawings\, prints\, ceramics and handmade cards\, with accessible pricing inviting a wide audience to engage with original work. \nExhibition details:\nDates: Wednesday 22 April – Sunday 13 June 2026\nOpening hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 10am – 5pm\nVenue: Elaine Foster-Gandey Art \nPrices:\nCards from £3\nPrints £5–£10\nDrawings £5–£250\nPaintings £25–£300\nCeramics from £35
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/elaine-foster-gandey-art-presents-line-texture-4-decades-of-work-1986-2026/2026-10-07/
LOCATION:Elaine Foster-Gandey Art\, 15 Queen St\, Lostwithiel\, Cornwall\, PL22 0AH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261007T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261007T170000
DTSTAMP:20260522T142630Z
CREATED:20260522T142630Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260522T142630Z
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SUMMARY:The Art of the Newlyn School: Paintings from the Bowerman Collection
DESCRIPTION:Founded from the private collection of David Bowerman MBE\, the Bowerman Charitable Trust now holds a major collection of Newlyn School paintings\, second in importance and scope only to Penlee house. Forty of these paintings have been gathered together to form a national touring exhibition that is being launched at Penlee this October\, before touring to Nottingham\, Dedham\, Birkenhead\, Worcester\, and Newcastle. From much-loved favourites such as Walter Langley’s large oil painting Breadwinners to rarely seen treats such as Harold Harvey’s Titbits\, all shown alongside key works from our own collection\, the\nThe exhibition offers a treat for all Newlyn School fans. \nAccompanying the exhibition\, there will be a new book\, ‘The Art of the Newlyn School: Paintings of Cornish Life and Light’ by Alison Bevan. Featuring over 150 illustrations from Penlee house and the Bowerman Collection\, the book will be available from our shop.\nGround floor galleries. A selection of Newlyn School paintings is on view upstairs in Gallery 5. .
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/the-art-of-the-newlyn-school-paintings-from-the-bowerman-collection/2026-10-07/
LOCATION:Penlee House Gallery & Museum\, Morrab Road\, Penzance\, Cornwall\, TR18 4HE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261007T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261007T160000
DTSTAMP:20260924T151627Z
CREATED:20260924T151627Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260924T151627Z
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SUMMARY:The Haunted Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Step into the shadows of Bodmin Jail this Halloween and uncover the haunted history of the jail and beyond. Our Haunted Gallery exhibit explores famous hauntings from around the world\, tales of paranormal phenomena\, and haunted history that has shaped our belief and understanding of the paranormal. Immersive and atmospheric\, we’ve overhauled our self-guided experience with themed cells that explore the world of the paranormal. \nDo you believe in ghosts? You might after visiting us… \nBodmin Jail was constructed in 1779\, and in its long and harrowing history it has witnessed more grief\, despair\, and turmoil than most places could ever contain. It is these very stories that are believed to leave an imprint on the walls\, shaping the haunted side of the building. \nThis October\, our Haunted Gallery invites you to step into the paranormal history of the jail. Explore its roots and encounter the infamous spirits said to linger here — from restless prisoners to shadowy figures that have been seen roaming the darkened cells. Plan your visit to discover the fear\, folklore\, and ghostly legends that have earned Bodmin Jail its reputation as one of the most haunted places in the UK.\n\n\n\n \n 
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/the-haunted-gallery/2026-10-07/
LOCATION:Bodmin Jail\, Berrycoombe Road\, Bodmin\, Cornwall\, PL31 2NR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Halloween
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261008
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261009
DTSTAMP:20261002T063556Z
CREATED:20261002T063556Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T063556Z
UID:10006474-1791417600-1791503999@cornishstuff.com
SUMMARY:Aprons of Work: Voices of Value
DESCRIPTION:A collaborative textile exhibition exploring work\, care\, equality\, heritage and aspiration \nCornwall Museum & Art Gallery\, Truro – Education Space \nArtist and inclusive arts practitioner Elaine Foster-Gandey presents Aprons of Work: Voices of Value\, a collaborative textile project created with young people from Torpoint Community College and Wave Academy Liskeard. \nThe exhibition brings together the voices\, ideas and creative responses of young people through the making and embellishment of aprons\, exploring what work means\, whose work is valued\, and how ideas around work and equality are changing. \nAt the heart of the exhibition is a large collaborative apron incorporating the students’ individual work\, alongside photography\, historic objects and material documenting the project.\nThe project draws on Cornwall’s rich working heritage\, including the lives and labour of bal maidens\, miners\, domestic workers and other working communities. Through workshops and discussion\, students explored both the visible and invisible labour that takes place in homes and communities\, considering questions of care\, responsibility\, equality and value. \nThe project also encouraged students to think about the future. Discussions explored aspirations\, careers and Cornwall’s continuing relationship with its natural resources\, including contemporary conversations around lithium mining. \nFor Elaine Foster-Gandey\, the apron is an important starting point for these conversations. Inspired partly by her own family history\, including her grandmother and great-aunts in East London who wore pinnies as part of everyday life and were highly skilled makers\, the project considers how an ordinary domestic object can carry stories about identity\, work\, family and social history.\nElaine said: \n“I wanted to use the humble apron as a way into conversations about work and value. Aprons have been worn by people in all kinds of occupations\, not simply in the home. Through making\, talking and sharing ideas\, the students have brought their own experiences and aspirations into that history.” \nThe project has engaged approximately 125 students\, with Year 8 students developing embellished textile aprons and Year 7 students responding to questions around future aspirations and the world of work. Students from Wave Academy Liskeard have also contributed to the wider project. \nThe resulting exhibition celebrates not only the finished artwork but also the voices\, conversations\, relationships and creative process behind it. \nAprons of Work: Voices of Value reflects the importance of creative learning in helping young people explore their heritage\, develop confidence and express their ideas about the future.\nThe exhibition is presented at Cornwall Museum & Art Gallery from 28 September to 19 December 2026. \nAbout Elaine Foster-Gandey\nElaine Foster-Gandey is an artist\, textile practitioner\, inclusive arts practitioner\, educator and curator based in Cornwall. Her socially engaged practice uses textiles\, making and collaborative processes to explore identity\, community\, heritage\, belonging and social history. \nHer previous project Hope – Weaving Communities Together brought together schools and communities through a large-scale collaborative textile artwork and was exhibited internationally\, including in Venice.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/aprons-of-work-voices-of-value/2026-10-08/
LOCATION:Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery\, 25 River St\, Truro\, Cornwall\, PL22 0AD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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SUMMARY:Elaine Foster-Gandey Art Presents\, Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work (1986–2026)
DESCRIPTION:Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work (1986–2026)\nElaine Foster-Gandey\n22 April – 13 June 2026 \nA new exhibition by Elaine Foster-Gandey presents four decades of work exploring the expressive possibilities of line and texture across painting\, textiles\, ceramics\, print and sculpture. \nSpanning the years 1986 to 2026\, Line & Texture: 4 Decades of Work brings together a rich selection of works that reveal a sustained and evolving engagement with mark-making\, surface\, and material. Whether drawn\, stitched\, printed or formed\, line acts as both structure and language\, while texture becomes a tactile record of process and time. \nWorking fluidly across disciplines\, Foster-Gandey blurs the boundaries between fine art and craft. Textiles echo drawn marks; ceramics hold imprinted gestures; paintings and prints reveal layered surfaces built through repetition and intuition. Seen together\, these works chart both continuity and change\, offering insight into an enduring and exploratory practice. \nThe exhibition includes paintings\, drawings\, prints\, ceramics and handmade cards\, with accessible pricing inviting a wide audience to engage with original work. \nExhibition details:\nDates: Wednesday 22 April – Sunday 13 June 2026\nOpening hours: Wednesday – Saturday\, 10am – 5pm\nVenue: Elaine Foster-Gandey Art \nPrices:\nCards from £3\nPrints £5–£10\nDrawings £5–£250\nPaintings £25–£300\nCeramics from £35
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/elaine-foster-gandey-art-presents-line-texture-4-decades-of-work-1986-2026/2026-10-08/
LOCATION:Elaine Foster-Gandey Art\, 15 Queen St\, Lostwithiel\, Cornwall\, PL22 0AH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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SUMMARY:The Art of the Newlyn School: Paintings from the Bowerman Collection
DESCRIPTION:Founded from the private collection of David Bowerman MBE\, the Bowerman Charitable Trust now holds a major collection of Newlyn School paintings\, second in importance and scope only to Penlee house. Forty of these paintings have been gathered together to form a national touring exhibition that is being launched at Penlee this October\, before touring to Nottingham\, Dedham\, Birkenhead\, Worcester\, and Newcastle. From much-loved favourites such as Walter Langley’s large oil painting Breadwinners to rarely seen treats such as Harold Harvey’s Titbits\, all shown alongside key works from our own collection\, the\nThe exhibition offers a treat for all Newlyn School fans. \nAccompanying the exhibition\, there will be a new book\, ‘The Art of the Newlyn School: Paintings of Cornish Life and Light’ by Alison Bevan. Featuring over 150 illustrations from Penlee house and the Bowerman Collection\, the book will be available from our shop.\nGround floor galleries. A selection of Newlyn School paintings is on view upstairs in Gallery 5. .
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/the-art-of-the-newlyn-school-paintings-from-the-bowerman-collection/2026-10-08/
LOCATION:Penlee House Gallery & Museum\, Morrab Road\, Penzance\, Cornwall\, TR18 4HE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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