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SUMMARY:Paws on the Beach – Watergate Bay
DESCRIPTION:A fun-filled beach day for dogs and their humans – supporting RSPCA Cornwall. \nPaws on the Beach returns to Watergate Bay for its second year\, promising a feel-good day out packed with dog-friendly activities\, all in support of RSPCA Cornwall. \nExpect: \n\n\nA lively dog show (with dog-friendly ice cream prizes and rosettes!) \n\n\n‘Have-a-go’ agility sessions \n\n\nTraining and behaviour advice \n\n\nA clinical canine massage therapist \n\n\nChildren’s agility\, face painting\, and arts & crafts \n\n\nClassic raffle and tombola stalls \n\n\nThere’ll be food and drink available on the beach\, and The Beach Hut will be open all day for breakfast\, lunch and dinner – with dogs very welcome. \nOrganised by: RSPCA Cornwall Branch & Watergate Bay HotelSupported by: Land Rover Discovery \n🦴 All donations go to RSPCA Cornwall’s centre in St Columb.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/paws-on-the-beach-watergate-bay/
LOCATION:Watergate Bay Beach\, Newquay\, Cornwall\, TR8 4AD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Dogs
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SUMMARY:Watergate Bay: Arts on the Beach 2024
DESCRIPTION:Prepare for a weekend of free family entertainment at the Arts on the Beach festival\, taking place on the 15th and 16th of June at Watergate Bay. \nThis year’s event\, themed around ocean conservation\, offers a rich programme of live theatre\, music\, dance\, creative workshops\, and enlightening talks\, shortly following Earth Day 2024. \nDazzling Performances and Interactive Art\nOne of the festival’s highlights is the return of Eko\, a 13-foot puppet from Johnny Autin Dance Theatre’s Out of the Deep Blue show. Eko\, a playful ocean spirit\, will interact with festival-goers\, sharing stories about the oceans\, plastic pollution\, and the biodiversity crisis. Johnny Autin describes Eko’s mission as delivering crucial environmental messages in a fun and engaging way. \nVisitors can also explore the belly of an 18-metre inflatable whale\, presented by Circo Rum Ba Ba. Inside this unique structure\, children can embark on a mission to help a lifelike leatherback turtle\, crafted by Jimmy Grimes of War Horse fame. They will learn about the dangers of single-use plastics and discover how small actions can make a significant difference. Marianne Groves\, co-founder of Circo Rum Ba Ba\, emphasises empowering children to make positive changes. \nArt from Waste: Beach4Art and Georgina Peters\nCelebrating art from waste\, the festival introduces two new artist residencies. Beach4Art will transform the sand into a canvas\, creating a stunning lobster mural from beach-combed materials. Additionally\, artist Georgina Peters will paint nature-inspired works and invite festival-goers to join her creative process\, highlighting the importance of reusing and repurposing materials to protect the environment. \nDance and Music for a Cause\nH&T Creative will present No Time to Waste\, a dance piece that uses plastic waste as props to emphasise the environmental impact of discarded plastics. Weapons of Sound\, known as “the UK’s greenest junk band\,” will close the weekend with a vibrant performance using instruments made from recycled materials. \nEngaging Workshops and Activities\nArts on the Beach 2024 offers numerous workshops and activities for all ages. Beach Guardian will guide attendees in crafting a mermaid’s tail from repurposed plastic\, while Upcycle Kernow’s workshops will help children create sea creature costumes from trash. These costumes can be showcased in Sunday’s fancy dress parade\, led by a giant lobster lantern made in collaboration with Truro City of Lights. \nH&T Creative will also conduct workshops to teach young people captivating dance moves\, further exploring the theme of plastic pollution. \nInformative Talks and Special Celebrations\nThe festival includes talks by Beach Guardian and The National Lobster Hatchery\, covering topics such as baby lobster adoption and the benefits of community beach cleans. These sessions aim to inspire and educate budding conservationists. \nIn addition to performances and workshops\, the festival coincides with National Lobster Day on 15 June and National Sea Turtle Day on 16 June. Father’s Day also falls on Sunday\, with the popular Watergate Bay Beach School offering unique activities like wild whittling and mallet making for children to enjoy with their dads. \nArts on the Beach 2024 Line-Up\nPerformance: \n\nOut of the Deep Blue by Johnny Autin Dance Company (puppetry/dance)\nEverywhere’s a Beach by Hikapee Theatre (acrobatics/theatre)\nNo Time to Waste by H&T Creative (dance)\nThe Whale by Circo Rum Ba Ba Theatre (immersive theatre)\nJack by Hall for Cornwall Youth Dance Company\nShipwrecked Pirate by Hotch Potch Theatre (roaming stilt performer)\nMysterious Sea Creature by Vicky Bartlett (roaming stilt performer)\nHello Stranger by Treviglas School and Wildworks Theatre\nBathing Belles by Cscape (dance)\n\nParticipation/Workshops: \n\nTruro City of Lights (two-day build of a giant lobster and parade)\nBlystra Arts (two-day craft tent with sea/eco-friendly activities)\nBeach Guardian (mermaid tail workshops)\nUpcycle Kernow (upcycling workshops to create sea creature-themed pieces)\nShallal Arts (drop-in beach tent sanctuary)\nWatergate Bay Kids’ Zone Beach School\n\nMusic: \n\nSilent Disco – Saturday 15 June\, 5-7pm\nWeapons of Sound (live music) – Sunday 16 June\, 5-6pm\n\nTalks: \n\nBeach Guardian\nThe National Lobster Hatchery\n\nFood: \n\nMy Mum Makes Thai\nPoppy’s Paella\nBBQ\nTreleavans Ice Cream\nCubs Iced Coffee Truck\nSt Austell Brewery pop-up bar\nWoodfired pizzas and hotdogs at the Beach Bar\, Watergate Bay\n\nSponsors\nThe festival is generously supported by Cornwall Airport Newquay\, Land Rover Discovery\, Korev by St Austell Brewery\, Steven Scown Solicitors\, and Hall for Cornwall. \nA Community-Focused Event\nHelen Bishop\, head of sustainability and engagement at Watergate Bay Hotel\, underscores the festival’s role in raising awareness about ocean conservation while supporting local charities and talent. “This year’s brilliant Arts on the Beach line-up uses creativity to highlight the threats to the ocean and the urgent need to protect it. As well as telling those important stories\, this festival is all about community\,” she says. \nArts on the Beach 2024 promises a weekend filled with creativity\, education\, and fun\, all while promoting a vital environmental message. For more information and to view the full timetable\, visit the Arts on the Beach 2024 website or contact Laura Smith at events@watergatebay.co.uk.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/watergate-bay-arts-on-the-beach-2024-2/
LOCATION:Watergate Bay Beach\, Newquay\, Cornwall\, TR8 4AD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Family
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SUMMARY:Watergate Bay: Arts on the Beach 2024
DESCRIPTION:Prepare for a weekend of free family entertainment at the Arts on the Beach festival\, taking place on the 15th and 16th of June at Watergate Bay. \nThis year’s event\, themed around ocean conservation\, offers a rich programme of live theatre\, music\, dance\, creative workshops\, and enlightening talks\, shortly following Earth Day 2024. \nDazzling Performances and Interactive Art\nOne of the festival’s highlights is the return of Eko\, a 13-foot puppet from Johnny Autin Dance Theatre’s Out of the Deep Blue show. Eko\, a playful ocean spirit\, will interact with festival-goers\, sharing stories about the oceans\, plastic pollution\, and the biodiversity crisis. Johnny Autin describes Eko’s mission as delivering crucial environmental messages in a fun and engaging way. \nVisitors can also explore the belly of an 18-metre inflatable whale\, presented by Circo Rum Ba Ba. Inside this unique structure\, children can embark on a mission to help a lifelike leatherback turtle\, crafted by Jimmy Grimes of War Horse fame. They will learn about the dangers of single-use plastics and discover how small actions can make a significant difference. Marianne Groves\, co-founder of Circo Rum Ba Ba\, emphasises empowering children to make positive changes. \nArt from Waste: Beach4Art and Georgina Peters\nCelebrating art from waste\, the festival introduces two new artist residencies. Beach4Art will transform the sand into a canvas\, creating a stunning lobster mural from beach-combed materials. Additionally\, artist Georgina Peters will paint nature-inspired works and invite festival-goers to join her creative process\, highlighting the importance of reusing and repurposing materials to protect the environment. \nDance and Music for a Cause\nH&T Creative will present No Time to Waste\, a dance piece that uses plastic waste as props to emphasise the environmental impact of discarded plastics. Weapons of Sound\, known as “the UK’s greenest junk band\,” will close the weekend with a vibrant performance using instruments made from recycled materials. \nEngaging Workshops and Activities\nArts on the Beach 2024 offers numerous workshops and activities for all ages. Beach Guardian will guide attendees in crafting a mermaid’s tail from repurposed plastic\, while Upcycle Kernow’s workshops will help children create sea creature costumes from trash. These costumes can be showcased in Sunday’s fancy dress parade\, led by a giant lobster lantern made in collaboration with Truro City of Lights. \nH&T Creative will also conduct workshops to teach young people captivating dance moves\, further exploring the theme of plastic pollution. \nInformative Talks and Special Celebrations\nThe festival includes talks by Beach Guardian and The National Lobster Hatchery\, covering topics such as baby lobster adoption and the benefits of community beach cleans. These sessions aim to inspire and educate budding conservationists. \nIn addition to performances and workshops\, the festival coincides with National Lobster Day on 15 June and National Sea Turtle Day on 16 June. Father’s Day also falls on Sunday\, with the popular Watergate Bay Beach School offering unique activities like wild whittling and mallet making for children to enjoy with their dads. \nArts on the Beach 2024 Line-Up\nPerformance: \n\nOut of the Deep Blue by Johnny Autin Dance Company (puppetry/dance)\nEverywhere’s a Beach by Hikapee Theatre (acrobatics/theatre)\nNo Time to Waste by H&T Creative (dance)\nThe Whale by Circo Rum Ba Ba Theatre (immersive theatre)\nJack by Hall for Cornwall Youth Dance Company\nShipwrecked Pirate by Hotch Potch Theatre (roaming stilt performer)\nMysterious Sea Creature by Vicky Bartlett (roaming stilt performer)\nHello Stranger by Treviglas School and Wildworks Theatre\nBathing Belles by Cscape (dance)\n\nParticipation/Workshops: \n\nTruro City of Lights (two-day build of a giant lobster and parade)\nBlystra Arts (two-day craft tent with sea/eco-friendly activities)\nBeach Guardian (mermaid tail workshops)\nUpcycle Kernow (upcycling workshops to create sea creature-themed pieces)\nShallal Arts (drop-in beach tent sanctuary)\nWatergate Bay Kids’ Zone Beach School\n\nMusic: \n\nSilent Disco – Saturday 15 June\, 5-7pm\nWeapons of Sound (live music) – Sunday 16 June\, 5-6pm\n\nTalks: \n\nBeach Guardian\nThe National Lobster Hatchery\n\nFood: \n\nMy Mum Makes Thai\nPoppy’s Paella\nBBQ\nTreleavans Ice Cream\nCubs Iced Coffee Truck\nSt Austell Brewery pop-up bar\nWoodfired pizzas and hotdogs at the Beach Bar\, Watergate Bay\n\nSponsors\nThe festival is generously supported by Cornwall Airport Newquay\, Land Rover Discovery\, Korev by St Austell Brewery\, Steven Scown Solicitors\, and Hall for Cornwall. \nA Community-Focused Event\nHelen Bishop\, head of sustainability and engagement at Watergate Bay Hotel\, underscores the festival’s role in raising awareness about ocean conservation while supporting local charities and talent. “This year’s brilliant Arts on the Beach line-up uses creativity to highlight the threats to the ocean and the urgent need to protect it. As well as telling those important stories\, this festival is all about community\,” she says. \nArts on the Beach 2024 promises a weekend filled with creativity\, education\, and fun\, all while promoting a vital environmental message. For more information and to view the full timetable\, visit the Arts on the Beach 2024 website or contact Laura Smith at events@watergatebay.co.uk.
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/watergate-bay-arts-on-the-beach-2024/
LOCATION:Watergate Bay Beach\, Newquay\, Cornwall\, TR8 4AD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Family
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SUMMARY:Cornish Ramblings Cocker Spaniel Meet-Up 2024
DESCRIPTION:After the success of 2019\, 2022 and 2023’s Cocker Spaniel Meet-up\, Cornish Ramblings is excited to let you know we will be heading to Watergate Bay Beach for the 2024 Cocker Spaniel Meet-Up.In an attempt to get as many of our beloved dogs in one place at the same time\, Cornish Ramblings is calling on all Cocker Spaniel owners to Get Your Cockers Out…Again!This really is just a morning to spend on the beach with your beloved hounds\, chatting with one another\, and having a short pootle across the beach and down to the water. Purdy and I can’t wait!
URL:https://cornishstuff.com/event/cornish-ramblings-cocker-spaniel-meet-up-2024/
LOCATION:Watergate Bay Beach\, Newquay\, Cornwall\, TR8 4AD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Dogs
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