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Truro Wool provide a range of workshops throughout the year. Please check with them what is included in the costs for each workshop individually.
A celebration of Scotland's national bard in Cornwall's capital. With Des Hannigan and Jamie Purves and Piper Robin Holmes Featuring 'Tam O Shanter' and other famous works by Robert Burns
Barbara Hepworth and Barbara Tribe - Illustrated Lecture by Catherine Wallace Both artists lived and worked in Cornwall and amde abstract and figurative sculpture. Tickets £5 or £10 including a pre-talk meal served at the Flying Aubergine Cafe from 5pm.
Crack it! is a unique opportunity to participate in creating a 'tight' five minute comedy set.
Truro Old Cornwall Society meets at The Friends Meeting House, Paul's Terrace. Meetings start at 7.30pm Annual Subscription £8 or £2 per meeting
Lectures run from October to March and are free for CGS members. There is no need to book. Non-members are welcome and a donation is appreciated. Meetings are held at The Alverton, Tregolls Road starting at 7.30pm
Let your child enjoy swashbuckling adventure in this gripping story of Zorro and watch as the children perform a play to family & friends and grow in confidence. The performance takes place on the final day at 2.30pm.
All meetings will be held on the 3rd Wednesday of the month, starting at 7.30pm and finishing between 9.00pm and 9.30pm. Venue: The Piran Performing Arts Centre, Truro High School For Girls TR1 2HU. Entrance and parking via Daniel Court and Daniel Street – see map below.
St Piran's day 2020 Details of Truro events coming soon
The Arts Society Truro meets once a month on the second Wednesday of each month (except for July and August) in the Mylor Theatre, Truro and Penwith College, College Way, Gloweth, Truro, Cornwall TR1 3XX.
