2015 Festival Programme - St Ives September Festival

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A TWO WEEK CELEBRATION OF MUSIC AND THE ARTS IN ST IVES CORNWALL
ST IVES
SEPTEMBER
FESTIVAL
10th-24th SEPTEMBER
PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
2016
MUSIC
EXHIBITIONS
WALKS
OPEN STUDIOS
TALKS
WORKSHOPS
COMEDY
FILMS
THEATRE
PLAYS
STORIES
POETRY
Contents
Ticket information
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SATURDAY 10th
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SUNDAY 11th
5
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MONDAY 12th
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TUESDAY 13th
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WEDNESDAY 14th
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THURSDAY 15th
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FRIDAY 16th
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SATURDAY 17th
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SUNDAY 18th
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MONDAY 19th
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TUESDAY 20th
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WEDNESDAY 21st
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THURSDAY 22nd
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FRIDAY 23rd
27
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SATURDAY 24th
29
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FILM SEASON
30
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ST IVES SCHOOL OF PAINTING
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OPEN STUDIOS
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ST IVES MAP
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FREE EXHIBITIONS
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Unless otherwise stated, tickets are
available from:
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Tickets for events at the following
locations below are only available
as indicated:
www.stivesseptemberfestival.co.uk
CRBO tel: 01726 879500
Boathouse Theatre
Tel: 07985 261181
www.boathousetheatre.com
St Ives Visitor Information Centre,
Street-an-Pol, St Ives TR26 2DS
Opening hours:
Monday - Friday 10am - 5pm,
Saturday - Sunday 11am - 4pm
Tate St Ives
Tel: 01736 796226 or email:
stivesticketing@tate.org.uk
Also at Tourist Offices in Penzance,
Falmouth, St Mawes, Truro, Bodmin,
St Austell, Launceston, Liskeard and
Looe, plus Heartlands in Pool and
Bookends in Fowey.
Tickets on the door if available.
St Ives Theatre
Lower Stennack, St Ives TR26 1QG
Tel: 01736 797007 or book online:
www.kidzrus.net
Sandra Blow Studio Tour
Tickets on the door.
Tel: 01736 797371 or email:
sandrablowestate@gmail.com
St Ives School of Painting
Porthmeor Studios, Back Road West,
St Ives TR26 1NG
Tel: 01736 797180 or book online:
www.schoolofpainting.co.uk
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Tickets for the following walks are
available only at the event:
Shanty Baba Walks - Westcott’s Quay
St Ives Fishing Industry
Environs of St Ives
St Ives Town Walk
ST IVES
SEPTEMBER
FESTIVAL
2016
Welcome
Dynnargh
CAFE ART
I have great pleasure in presenting the
2016 St Ives September Festival
programme. Our aim each year is to
create a diverse and appealing
programme of music, theatre, art and
the spoken word, and this year we have
included a greater diversity than ever, as
a look through this programme will
testify.
Fest lowen ov dhe bresent an dowlen
rag Gool Porthia Mis Gwynngala 2016.
Formya towlen divers ha meur hy
thennvos gans ilow, gwari, art ha
geryow kewsys yw agan medrans pub
bledhen hag yma moy ha moy diversita
an vledhen ma dell welowgh pan
wrewgh hwi mires orth an dowlen.
The Drill Hall, Royal Square
Throughout the Festival, we will have:
This year the Festival information point
will be Café Art in Royal Square where
daily updates on programme details can
be found along with a comments wall
where Festival goers can post their
experiences of being in St Ives this
September. Alongside a myriad of
venues around the town the Café will
also be hosting events so get along
there and enjoy the coffee and the craic.
Each year brings with it new financial
challenges and the support and
recognition of the local business
community is essential to the ongoing
health of the Festival and we’re pleased
to receive the support of the St Ives
Business Improvement District team,
particularly those businesses who
support us over and above their BID
contribution.
Kedhlowva an Gool an vledhen ma a
vydh Koffiji Art, Pedrek Riel yn le may
kyffowgh nowedhyansow pub dydh
adro manylyon an dowlen ha fos yn le
may kyllowgh ri kampollow adro agas
prevyansow yn Porthia an mis
Gwynngala ma. Ryb tenewan lies a
dyller adro an dre y fydh ynwedh
hwarvosow dhe’n Koffiji , ytho gwra
kerdhes ena ha kemeres plesour dre
koffi hag an gwrians.
Challenjys nowydh arghansek a dhe
pub bledhen hag essenek orth yeghes
an Gool yw skoodhyans hag
aswonnans gans kemeneth negys
teythyek ha pes da on ni receva
skoodhyans dre para Ranndir
Gwellheans Negysyow Porthia, dres oll
an negysyow na a’gan skoodh gans
moy ages aga hevro RGN.
Finally, I would like to thank the Festival
Directors and committee members, all
of us volunteers, who work tirelessly all
the year round with the aim of creating
another successful Festival in our
beautiful town. We hope you enjoy it.
Wortiwedh, my a garsa godhvos meur
ras orth Kevarwodher an Gool hag eseli
erel an kessedhek , bodhogyon on ni
oll, a lavur heb skwitha dres oll an
vledhen rag may hyllyn ni kavos Gool
sewen yn agan tre deg. Ni a wayt y vos
da genowgh hwi.
Dave Brotherton
Chairman, St Ives September Festival
Dave Brotherton
Kaderyor, Gool Porthia Mis Gwynngala
Daily Updates
Information about Festival activities,
programmes and information about
events.
Interactive Festival Wall
Come and draw/write your experience
of the Festival.
Postcard Poetry Post Box
Enter our poetry competition and win
some great prizes.
Free Book Exchange
Take as many books as you like, just
replace them with ones you don’t want
anymore.
Contact Lucy Davis 01736 799450 or
cafeart@hotmail.co.uk
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SATURDAY 10th SEPTEMBER
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FREE STREET ENTERTAINMENT
From 12 noon
A variety of street entertainers will be
helping to get everyone in a Festival
mood with performances around the
town.
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INFORMATION POINT
OUTSIDE MOUNTAIN WAREHOUSE,
FORE STREET 10am - 5pm
Above: Music and Poetry In The Square
Norway Square, 12.30pm
Middle: Fairport Convention
The Guildhall, Saturday 10th, 8pm
Below: If Not Now, When?
St Ives Arts Club, Saturday 10th, 7.30pm
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ST IVES LIBRARY, GABRIEL STREET
10 - 11.30am Tickets £7.50
Iyengar Yoga Class with Ann Nicol
Suitable for all. Work with your body to
improve balance, coordination, stability,
strength and relaxation skills. Please
wear stretchy/loose clothing and bring a
sticky mat and a blanket. Some
equipment is available for loan; please
make a small donation to library funds if
you borrow any. Space limited to 12
places.
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TRESITHNEY, BOWL ROCK, ST IVES
TR26 3JE 10am - 3pm Tickets £45
Caroline Marwood’s Printmaking
Workshop
This popular workshop will introduce
you to relief printing. You will
experiment with mark making and
printing by hand and with a press, with a
resulting picture to take home. Set in the
artist’s studio with beautiful views of
Trencrom Hill. Materials and lunch
included. Adults only. Only 3 spaces
available per workshop. Contact for
further details after booking
caroline.marwood@btinternet.com
01736 759382.
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NORWAY SQUARE (Elsewhere if wet)
12.30 - 2pm FREE
Music and Poetry In The Square
Led by Bob Devereux.
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PORTHMINSTER GALLERY,
WESTCOTT’S QUAY 2 - 4pm FREE
Sir Peter Blake Solo Show
Private View
A welcome return to the gallery by the
'godfather of pop art', Sir Peter Blake,
with a new solo exhibition of prints from
the past 25 years of his career. Join us
for a private view of the exhibition. RSVP
to info@porthminstergallery.co.uk
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MARINERS GALLERY, NORWAY SQUARE
5pm FREE
Square Deal and Donated
Picture Show
Members work on 10” square canvases
all at £50 plus a selection of donated
works at commission free prices. Come
early as this event is extremely popular.
Display will continue until 21st Sept.
www.stisa.co.uk
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ST IVES ARTS CLUB, WESTCOTT’S QUAY
7.30pm (doors 7pm) Tickets £7.50
If Not Now, When?
A play by George Yates performed by
Imago Theatre Company. Swiss Alps, a
TB sanatorium in 1938, three young
German patients are compelled to
create their private world, one over
which the shadow of the Nazi regime
exerts a powerful influence. Ethnic
prejudices and political differences pose
potentially insurmountable barriers to
the achievement of accord and good will
between them.
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THE GUILDHALL, STREET AN POL
8pm (doors 7pm) £22 + booking fee
Fairport Convention
Often referred to as the “greatest folk
band ever formed”, Fairport Convention
have been weaving their magic of
English history and folklore for almost
50 years. Merging the styles of electric
folk, rock and psychedelia, the prolific
group are now on their 27th album and
show no signs of slowing down.
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CASTLE INN, FORE STREET 9pm
Carly ‘n’ Janice
Sax, guitar and vocals.
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QUEENS HOTEL, HIGH STREET 9pm
Tom Dale
Old-time blues, mountain music using
slide guitar, banjo and more.
SUNDAY 11th SEPTEMBER
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11am Tickets £5
St Ives Town walk with Tony Farrell
A walk that includes places of historical
and cultural significance in the town.
The development and the significance of
mining and fishing in the past are
explored through the town. The growth
of tourism and the arts are examined.
Visit to the Fishermen’s Lodge is
included. No booking required. 2 hours.
Above: Tom Bawcock’s Eve
St Ives Arts Club, Sunday 11th, 3pm
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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THE MALAKOFF
2pm Tickets £5
Walk: The History of St Ives
Hugh Trevarthen, Bard of Gorsedh
Kernow and Blue Badge Guide, will
inspire and entertain you with his
knowledge and fascinating stories.
Lasts 11/2 hours. No booking required.
(All proceeds to St Ives Archive)
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3pm (doors 2.30pm) FREE
Tom Bawcock’s Eve
Presented by Cornish Women on the
Verge, Threemilestone Showtime
Academy and Studio 61 Singing &
Signing Choir. A blustery night in
Mousehole - the population are starving!
The fishermen haven’t been to sea for
weeks. There’s just one man brave
enough to save them - with a little help
from his feline friend. Retiring collection.
Supported by Coodes Solicitors.
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CASTLE INN, FORE STREET 3 - 6pm
Nu-Clear Blues 4 piece blues band.
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ST IVES PARISH CHURCH, MARKET
SQUARE 5 - 6pm FREE
Inaugural Festal Solemn Evensong:
St. Mary’s Church Choir Launceston
St. Mary’s Church Choir, Launceston will
join with St Ia Church Choir to give a full
choral Evensong. Introit: Psalm 150
(Stanford) Setting: Stanford in C.
Anthem: Mozart Jubilate. A collection
will be taken during the service for
church upkeep.
robinstubbs642@gmail.com
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6pm (doors 5.30pm) Tickets £3.25
American Idol: The Story of
Helen Keller
The GOT 2 ACT drama group was
formed in the summer of 2014. Its
members are young sensory impaired
people from Cornwall. This performance
tells the story of deaf and blind activist
Helen Keller. The group have toured
with this production in Ireland, Eastern
Europe and Western Australia.
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SQUARE 7pm Tickets £5
Concert by St. Mary’s Church Choir
Launceston
St. Mary’s Church Choir, Launceston will
give a short concert before winging their
way back up the A30. Their recent
performances have included Jenkins
‘The Armed Man and Rutter Feel The
Spirit’. They have recently launched a
new CD, ‘Celebrating the Seasons’. This
concert will feature both British and
European music.
robinstubbs642@gmail.com
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An Evening with Rick Wakeman
Mention the name Rick Wakeman to 50
different people and ask them what he
does, and you are likely to get 50
different answers! These performances
are ‘one-offs’ and never done as a tour.
They don’t happen very often, which is
why each one is very special to Rick and
to the audience alike.
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Adelle
Singing covers of classics.
Middle: The GOT 2 ACT drama group
St Ives Arts Club, Sunday 11th, 6pm
Below: An Evening with Rick Wakeman
The Guildhall, Sunday 11th, 8pm
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MONDAY 12th SEPTEMBER
Above: Expressive Landscape
St Ives School of Painting, Monday 12th,
9.30am
Middle: Pit Firing Ceramics on the Beach
Porthmeor Beach, Monday 12th, 4pm
Below: Tyn Daga and Friends’ World Ceilidh
Night The Guildhall, Monday 12th, 7pm
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Guided Walk: The Archaeology of
West Penwith with Tony Farrell
These are customised trips to visit the
ancient monuments of West Penwith.
These moors contain fine examples of
megalithic chambered tombs (locally
known as quoits), stone circles, entrance
graves, cliff castles and prehistoric
villages. By arrangement. Limited spaces
available. Advance booking essential.
tony.farrell@stiveswalks.co.uk
www.stiveswalks.co.uk, 01736 793692 /
07881 674878
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ST IVES SCHOOL OF PAINTING,
PORTHMEOR STUDIOS, BACK ROAD
WEST 9.30am - 12.30pm Tickets £30
Expressive Landscape
Sketch the Porthmeor landscape with
artist Gary Long. See page 32 for details.
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10am Tickets £10.50
Workshop: Developing Ideas and
Images with Collage
Inspirational tutor Sue Dove will help
you to create a piece of art using paper,
glue and oil pastels, demonstrating
simple, quick and effective ways to
develop a composition. All materials
included. Please book, places limited.
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WEST, BORLASE SMART ROOM
10.30am Tickets £5.50
Talk: A Journey Through Time
Mary Kaun English will explain the
process of pit-fired ceramics; beginning
with the ancient utilitarian process,
bringing it through to her contemporary
practice. She will utilize photos, videos
and examples to describe this dramatic
art medium. www.marykaunenglish.com
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11am Tickets £5.50
Walk: The Story of St Ives
with Dawn Bright
Step back in time and discover how
St Ives became what it is today. The tour
will offer a wonderful foundation for any
visit to St Ives and will cover our fishing
history, our mining heritage, the artist
colony, religion, smuggling, tourism,
coastal walks, Cornish names and even
pasties! Max 30 people per tour so
advanced booking essential.
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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SQUARE 12.30pm FREE
Piano Recital: Jeremy Kemp
A 40-minute piano recital ranging from
Bach to Gershwin. Jeremy Kemp was
trained by international concert pianist
Frank Wibaut. Retiring collection for
church upkeep. jezkemp@hotmail.com
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1 - 2.15pm Tickets £5.50
Talk: Trevor Corser: Pots and Place
Professor Simon Olding, Director of the
Crafts Study Centre and Acting Chair of
Leach Pottery, reviews Trevor Corser’s
independent ceramic work and assesses
his creative place in studio pottery and
his reworking of the canonical pots from
Leach Pottery, where he worked for 40
years. Supported by Leach Pottery.
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WEST 1.30 - 4.30pm Tickets £30
Where Sea Meets Land
Techniques for capturing the drama of
the sea as it encounters rocks and land.
See page 32 for details.
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3.15 - 5.15pm Tickets £15.50
How to Make Felt with Jo McIntosh
In this workshop learn to turn fleece into
felt, create a picture, also how to make
felt beads for jewellery. Space limited to
12. All materials included.
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3.30pm Tickets £5.50
The Lives of Artists:
Art and Biography
Looking at British artists, including Keith
Vaughan and Barbara Hepworth, Dr Ian
Massey considers the ways in which
biography and autobiography inform the
way we read artists’ work. He will discuss
issues of personal identity, gender, class
and sexuality in the formation of an
artistic persona and its legacy.
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CAFÉ ART, THE DRILL HALL,
ROYAL SQUARE, 3.30 - 5pm FREE
Free Speech
Open mic for poets, storytellers and
songwriters. Join in or just listen to this
informal and friendly session.
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PORTHMEOR BEACH, IN FRONT OF
TATE ST IVES
From 4pm - fire lit at 6pm FREE
Pit-firing Ceramics on the Beach
Drop by and experience an open air
firing by artists Mary Kaun English and
Martyn Perryman; complete with all the
elements nature has to offer. Watch this
ancient method being used to create
unique contemporary artwork from the
oldest known method of firing pottery.
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TREGENNA CASTLE RESORT, TRELYON
AVENUE, TR26 2DE 6.30 - 7.30pm FREE
D H Lawrence: Time, Place and
History In Cornwall and Elsewhere
A talk by Emeritus Professor Neil Roberts
(University of Sheffield), well-known for
his work on D H Lawrence, sponsored
by The University of Exeter (Penryn), to
mark the centenary of Lawrence moving
to Zennor. Space limited to 50.
Free e-tickets from:
dhlcornwall@btinternet.com
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7pm Tickets £5.50
Ballast: performance by Jill Bradley
Join Jill Bradley and Jackie from beach to
fisherman's cellar, as we explore the
mental health issues surrounding
women’s relationship to food. From
traditions of a fishing community to
contemporary life's more dislocated
choices. Can awareness and empathy
de-stigmatise disorders? Ritual and
compulsion ebb and flow through
movement, music and bread-making!
Sponsored by Tregenna Castle Resort.
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7pm Tickets £8.50 in advance
£10 on the door (under 14s £4.25/£5)
Tyn Daga and Friends’
World Ceilidh Night
A fund-raiser for the Nepali Childrens’
Circle Home. Join local band Tyn Daga
and Friends for an unforgettable night of
international music and introductory, fun
dances. A variety of delicious world
cuisine will be on offer at great prices.
‘World class’- The Cornish Guardian.
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FILM SEASON:
Funny Films - Modern Times
Directed by Charlie Chaplin.
See page 30 for full details.
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SQUARE 7.30pm Tickets £5
Concert: Treverva Male Voice Choir
Treverva Male Voice Choir, named after
the village where it practised, is
celebrating its 80th anniversary. It has
travelled widely in the British Isles,
Europe and America. Musical Director
Paul Triggs is widely regarded as one of
Cornwall’s leading choral conducting
talents. He also conducts Culdrose
Military Wives Choir.
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THE WESTERN HOTEL, ROYAL SQUARE
Dave Pegg & Anthony John Clarke
Featuring Dave Pegg (Fairport
Convention) and Anthony John Clarke,
Irish stand up and song smith supremo.
Two legendary musicians and
consummate entertainers unite for an
evening of outstanding song and music.
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CASTLE INN, FORE STREET 8.30pm
Quiz Night
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Nik Ward
Indie progressive rock.
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WESTCOTT’S QUAY
9pm Tickets £6
Lantern Ghost Storywalk
with Shanty Baba
As an eerie darkness falls over the town,
come with Shanty, as he lights his
lantern, through the darker side of
St Ives. Ghosts, smugglers and other
spirits of the night. It will be a night that
will haunt you for a very long time! No
booking required. Contact:
www.shantybaba.com
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TUESDAY 13th SEPTEMBER
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Unlocking Your Creativity
Explore what kind of artist you want to
be. Exercises and demonstrations will
help you connect to your innate
creativity. See page 32 for details.
Above: Unlocking Your Creativity
St Ives School of Painting, Tuesday 13th,
9.30am
Middle: The Phoenix Singers
St Ives Parish Church, Tuesday 13th, 7.30pm
Below: Here, There and Everywhere
St Ives Arts Club, Tuesday 13th, 7.30pm
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The Sensory Landscape
Learn to explore the landscape around
you developing mixed media drawings
and paintings. See page 32 for details.
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PORTHMEOR BEACH,
IN FRONT OF TATE ST IVES 10am FREE
Exposing the contents of the Fire Pit
After a night on the beach, watching
over the fire, Mary Kaun English and
Martyn Perryman open the pit promptly
at 10am. The pieces will be excavated,
examined and exhibited for you to
appreciate how the unique markings on
the ceramics were made. Purchases may
be made on the day.
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BARNOON WORKSHOP, CLODGY
VIEW, TR26 1JG
10am - 12noon Tickets £20
Natural Soap Craft
Make your own soaps using a vegetable
'melt & pour' soap base. Create recipes
by mixing dried flowers and herbs, oats,
honey, and locally harvested seaweed.
Experiment with different moulds,
fragrance with essential oils and finish
with pretty wrapping. All materials
included. www.barnoonworkshop.co.uk
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WEST, CELLAR 3 10.30am Tickets £5.50
Demonstration of Setting Nets
Chris Care, formerly seaman, miner and
fisherman, now a shore captain,
demonstrates net setting in his historic
net loft at Porthmeor, and talks about
the different types of fish caught using
this technique. Proceeds to The Poppy
Appeal and The Salvation Army.
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PENWITH GALLERY, BACK ROAD WEST
11am - 5pm FREE
Artist Film Screening
Drop-in to see a looped screening of
short films about influential artists.
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FROM THE GUILDHALL,
STREET AN POL 11am Tickets £5
St Ives Town walk with Tony Farrell
See Sunday 11th, 11am for details.
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WESTCOTT’S QUAY, MEET OUTSIDE
ST IVES ARTS CLUB 11am Tickets £5
Walk: St Ives Fishing Industry
John McWilliams, an expert on
Cornwall's maritime history, will lead a
tour of some of the sites associated with
the vanished fishing industry - ending at
the historic fish cellars at Porthmeor. No
booking required.
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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ST IVES PARISH CHURCH,
MARKET SQUARE 12.30pm FREE
Organ Recital: Gabrielle Lewis
Gabrielle Lewis holds a BA (Hons)
degree and also the LRSM and ARCO
diplomas in piano and organ. She
teaches organ, piano, singing and flute
in schools and privately. She is organist
of St. Anne’s Church, Gunnislake and is
much in demand as an organ recitalist
locally and around the country. Retiring
collection for church upkeep.
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1 - 2.15pm Tickets £5.50
Talk: In Search of Wilhelmina
Barns-Graham
Wilhelmina Barns-Graham’s biographer,
Lynne Green, reappraises the artist’s
career in light of her rigorous academic
training (rare among her colleagues) by
the Scottish Colourists, and of the
inspirational, creative resource Scotland
provided. The talk coincides with the
‘Wilhelmina Barns-Graham: A Scottish
Artist in St Ives’ exhibition at Penlee
House Gallery & Museum, Penzance.
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Introduction to Acrylics
Learn simple and dynamic approaches
to get you started in a fun and accessible
way. See page 32 for details.
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Let’s Get Abstract
Combine acrylics, collage and drawing
to explore the approaches of artists such
as Ben Nicholson and Peter Lanyon.
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VIEW, TR26 1JG 2 - 4pm Tickets £15
Sand Casted Candles
Create charming candles by making a
mould in wet sand, then decorate with
beach finds from around St Ives, and
pour in the wax - which can be
fragranced with essential oils such as
lavender or citronella and coloured, to
make a lovely candle suitable for indoor
or outdoor use. All materials included.
www.barnoonworkshop.co.uk. Feel free
to bring along your own beach finds.
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WEST, CELLAR 4 3.30pm Tickets £5.50
Alfred Wallis: A Folk Opera
Cornish Women On The Verge perform
their folk opera about Alfred Wallis in
the unique environment of Mark Dion’s
installation ‘The Maritime Artist’. The life
and times of Wallis are brought to life
with music, poetry and reminiscences.
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THE ENGINE INN, CRIPPLESEASE
3.30pm Tickets £6.50 (to include pasty)
A Pasty with Arthur Caddick
Arthur Caddick’s daughter Diana invites
you to share some of the poets’ words
in one of his favourite ‘locals’. Enjoy his
work and read your favourite piece.
Limited to 15. For transport info call:
07980 149243
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VIEW, TR26 1JG 5 - 7.30pm Tickets £15
A Route to Song Writing
A workshop designed to get you started
in writing songs, looking at approaches
to writing good lyrics and structures. Led
by Pete Giles with a mixture of tips and
techniques, exercises and discussions.
www.barnoonworkshop.co.uk
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WESTCOTT’S QUAY
6pm Tickets £6
Comedy Walk with Shanty Baba
Shanty Baba mixes a wickedly funny
comic cocktail with his unique and zany
take on St Ives. Fun, frivolous and frankly
a tour that will have you laughing
around the town and wanting to come
back for more. You will never look at
St Ives with a straight face again. No
booking required. www.shantybaba.com
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WEST, BORLASE SMART ROOM 7pm
Ballast: Performance by Jill Bradley
See Monday 12th, 7pm for details.
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Concert: The Phoenix Singers
The Phoenix Singers meet most
Tuesdays at 7.30pm at St Ives Arts Club,
Wescott’s Quay, to sing classic pop
songs in four-part harmony and
regularly perform locally. Come and
have a fun evening listening to their
lively repertoire of well loved tunes.
myranmyran@icloud.co
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ST IVES THEATRE, LOWER STENNACK
7.30pm Tickets £11.50 & £10.50
Avenue Q
A laugh-out-loud musical telling the
story of a recent college graduate
named Princeton who moves into a
shabby New York apartment on Avenue
Q. Parental discretion 14+.
info@kidzrus.net To book: 01736
797007 or online: www.kidzrus.net
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Here, There and Everywhere
The range and influence of The Beatles
music remains unmatched by any other
group and their legacy still influences
musicians today. Enjoy a selection of
memorable songs again as Dee & Dave
Brotherton, with Dave Higginbotham
take you on a musical journey through
the back catalogue. BYO Wine.
Supported by The Painted Bird.
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8pm (doors 7pm)
£15/£10 members + booking fee
St Ives Jazz Club: Vein
Basel-based trio Vein are frequently on
tour, covering thousands of kilometres
and playing in countless countries with
their self-penned repertoire - in search
of variety, open to any kind of new
influences, comprising down-to-earth
grooves just as much as breezy poetry,
humour and intricate constructions.
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Nuno Moutinho
Solo guitarist and singer.
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Terry Lees & Mel Hayes
Folk/blues acoustic singing & guitar duo.
Above: Vein
St Ives Jazz Club, The Western Hotel,
Tuesday 13th, 8pm
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WEDNESDAY 14th SEPTEMBER
Above: Morning In The Garden
Barbara Hepworth Museum & Sculpture
Garden, Wednesday 14th, 8.45am
Middle: Lobster Pots and Knots
Porthmeor Studios, Wednesday 14th, 11am
Below: Under a Cornish Sky
St Ives Library, Wednesday 14th, 3pm
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BARBARA HEPWORTH MUSEUM &
SCULPTURE GARDEN, BARNOON HILL
8.45 - 9.45am Tickets £10/£8
Morning In The Garden
Join a specialist member of our team for
breakfast and a short talk on Barbara
Hepworth’s garden. A lovely chance to
see the garden out of regular opening
hours. Advance booking essential,
please phone 01736 796226, email:
visiting.stives@tate.org.uk or book
online: www.tate.org.uk/stives. Price
includes entry, a short talk, baked goods
and a hot drink.
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Oils with a Palette Knife: Landscape
Learn how to use a palette knife to
create movement, life and depth in your
painting. See page 32 for details.
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Form and Purpose
Delve into the abstracted forms of
Barbara Hepworth and develop your
creative voice using drawing, simple
printmaking and collage. See page 32
for details.
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TRESITHNEY, BOWL ROCK, ST IVES
Workshop in the Artist’s Studio
See Saturday 10th, 10am - 3pm for
details.
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10am - 1pm Tickets £6.50
Creating Your Holiday Journal in
Pen & Wash with Nicola Higgins
Nicola Higgins will take you to an
inspirational local spot (undercover if
wet), help you to capture the scene and
create a memory of the morning in pen
and wash. Please bring own materials.
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Talk and Tour:
Porthmeor Studios Renovation
M J Long is the lead architect
responsible for designing the
modifications and restoration of
Porthmeor Studios and during her 8
year close connection with the building,
she became fascinated with its history.
During this talk and guided tour, M J
Long will discuss some of the special
features of this exciting and awardwinning project.
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10.30am Tickets £8
Walk: Environs of St Ives
with Tony Farrell
This walk explores the landscape around
the outskirts of St.Ives, visiting Knill’s
Monument and examining evidence of
Medieval open cast mining in Tregenna
Woods. The walk includes part of the
Pilgrim’s Way and a visit to the old
mining village of Halsetown. No booking
required. 3 hours.
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THE GUILDHALL, STREET AN POL 11am
Walk: The Story of St Ives
with Dawn Bright
See Monday 12th, 11am for details.
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WEST, CELLAR 4 11am - 3.30pm FREE
Lobster Pots and Knots
David Harrison will demonstrate the
traditional art of making willow lobster
pots, and Rob McLeod ex Trinity House
Coxswain, will show his collection of
seaman’s tools and knots.
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11am - 12.30pm Tickets £7.50
See Saturday 10th, 10 - 11.30am for
details.
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SQUARE 12.30pm FREE
Piano Recital: Donna Anton
Donna Anton studied piano in Chicago
but passed Grade 8 in 2009 in Cornwall
aged 50. Recently she was inspired by
Alan Rusbridger’s example of embracing
the piano in middle age and
encouraging amateurs to publicly
support music. Donna will share her
love of Beethoven, Bach and Gershwin.
Retiring collection for church upkeep.
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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1 - 2.15pm Tickets £5.50
Talk: Artists’ and Writers’ homes
and gardens in the early years of
the Lamorna Art Colony
Drawing on archive material collected by
the Lamorna Society and the writings of
Lamorna residents, Cornish art historian
David Tovey, who is also editor of the
Lamorna Society’s magazine, ‘The
Flagstaff’, looks at the homes, studios,
gardens and lifestyles of the charismatic
group of artists who set up home
alongside John Lamorna Birch, in the
Lamorna Valley between 1912 - 1914.
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WEST 1 - 4pm Tickets £25
Sketch and Stroll
An artist tutor guides you to historic and
significant locations from the St Ives
artist colony. See page 32 for details.
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Oils with a Palette Knife: Still Life
create texture, life and depth. See page
33 for details.
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Space and Matter: Sandra Blow
Explore colour, shape and composition
and delve into pure abstraction, studying
Sandra Blow’s relaxed and colourful art.
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VIEW, TR26 1JG 2 - 4.30pm Tickets £20
Paint a Mini Masterpiece:
Patrick Heron
Delve into the life and works of abstract
artist Patrick Heron. We will be looking
at the artist's influences, colours, forms
and styles to inspire your own ‘mini
masterpiece’. Start with cut paper
exercises to establish your composition
then finish with an acrylic painting on a
small canvas to take away. All materials
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CAFÉ ART, THE DRILL HALL, ROYAL
SQUARE 3 - 5.30pm FREE
Lol and Maxine
Familiar songs with a new twist. Lol and
Maxine cover a wide range of music with
guitar, ukulele, flute, clarinet, recorder
and saxophone. Sing along and enjoy.
Arrive early to avoid disappointment!
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3 - 4pm Tickets £4.25
Under A Cornish Sky:
Playing with Myths & Legends in
Contemporary Fiction
Find out how author Liz Fenwick uses
Cornwall's myths, legends, flora and
fauna in her novels to put the twist in
the tale.
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TREGENNA CASTLE RESORT, TRELYON
AVENUE, TR26 2DE, GODREVY ROOM
3 - 5pm FREE
Cops and Lovers: Rehearsed play
reading by Cube Theatre
PC Penner of St Ives Constabulary has
never been much of an ‘Eng. Lit.’ man.
But everything changes when he is
ordered to spy on the mysterious
novelist, D H Lawrence. The play reading
is followed by a Q&A session. Free etickets: dhlcornwall@btinternet.com
Sponsored by FEAST and Q-FUND.
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PORTHMEOR STUDIOS,
BACK ROAD WEST, BORLASE SMART
ROOM 3.30pm Tickets £5.50
The Real Sven Berlin
A legend was created around
controversial sculptor, painter, writer and
poet Sven Berlin who left St Ives in a
gypsy wagon in 1953. His biographer,
Sonia Aarons, explores the myth and the
man who, despite extreme poverty,
artistic isolation and dark days of
depression, maintained his extraordinary
creativity following the publication of his
rapidly-banned parody of the art colony,
‘The Dark Monarch’.
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SIR RICHARD BURTON MUSEUM,
28 TRENWITH PLACE, TR26 1QD
4pm Tickets £6.50
Shanty's Miniature Victorian Paper
Theatre Presents ‘Robin Hood’
A new show for the Festival, Robin Hood
and his Merrie Men perform on the
town’s smallest stage. It’s quaint, it’s
quirky, it’s quite like nothing you have
seen before. It’s Victorian Paper Theatre
and it will totally enchant you, whatever
your age. Space limited to 14 places so
book early www.shantybaba.com
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WEDNESDAY 14th SEPTEMBER (continued)
The Blockheads The Guildhall, Wednesday 14th, 8pm
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7.30pm £10.50
Dylan Thomas:
From Laugharne to St Ives
A well crafted journey through the works
of Dylan Thomas, using his poetry and
short stories, along with extracts from
‘Under Milk Wood’ and some letters presented by a dozen or so voices
drawn from St Ives, Taunton Thespians
and Everyman Theatre, Cardiff.
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Evening Figure Drawing
Work from a nude model with tuition
from artist Steve Dove. No need to book
but please arrive ten minutes before the
session starts. See page 33 for details.
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WEST, BORLASE SMART ROOM 8pm
Tickets £8 in advance,
£10 on the door.
The Kama Sutra Comedy Show
Shanty Baba’s outrageous new comedy
show. Are you up for it? Join Capt Sir
Richard Burton, translator of the world’s
most famous book of love for this
hilarious no holds barred parody.
Animation, film, performance lecture
that both exposes and covers
everything. Bring your own smelling
salts! www.shantybaba.com
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The Blockheads
Originally fronted by vocalist Ian Dury as
Ian Dury and the Blockheads, the band
have continued to perform since Dury’s
death in 2000. The Blockheads’ sound
draws from members’ diverse musical
influences; jazz, rock & roll, funk, and
reggae, and Dury’s love of music hall.
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The Cuts
Rock and blues.
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Open Mic night
Come along and enjoy a mix of musical
styles.
THURSDAY 15th SEPTEMBER
Above: Pilchards: History of the Cornish
Sardine Porthmeor Studios, Thursday 15th,
10.30am
Middle: Bell Ringing Taster Session
Towednack Church, Thursday 15th, 2pm
Bottom: Virginia Woolf’s Father in St Ives
Porthmeor Studios, Thursday 15th, 3.30pm
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See Monday 12th for details
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10am - 12noon Tickets £14. 50
Workshop: Relief Printmaking
with Lee Stevenson
An introduction to relief linoprinting for
anyone interested in creating an original
artist’s print. All materials included.
Please book as places are limited.
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VIEW, TR26 1JG
Walk with Watercolours
Paint the stunning scenery using pen,
ink and watercolour wash technique
with artist Nicola Higgins. Get tips on
using this beautiful medium. Adults of
all levels of ability welcome. All materials
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Pilchards: A Brief History of
the Cornish Sardine
This beautiful award winning 2014
documentary by British director Ray Bird
tells the story of the pilchard fishing
industry in Cornwall and the part it
played in St Ives’ cultural heritage,
charting the glory days of its success and
later decline, to its resurgence today.
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SANDRA BLOW STUDIO, BULLANS
COURT, TR26 1RB 11am Tickets £5
A comprehensive tour of the Sandra
Blow Studio, including refreshments.
To book call 01736 797371 or email
sandrablowestate@gmail.com
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11am Tickets £5.50
Walk: The History of Art in St Ives
with Dawn Bright
Gain a fascinating insight into the world
of the artists who have lived and worked
in this famous art colony, renowned for
its elusive ‘pink light’. The tour route will
take in the Barbara Hepworth Museum,
Alfred Wallis’s home, Porthmeor Studios,
St Ives Arts Club and Tate St Ives. Max 30
people so advanced booking essential.
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SQUARE 12.30pm FREE
So You Think You Don’t Like
Organ Music
Recital by Peter Luing, organist and
Director of Music at St Ives Parish
Church. A graduate of the Royal
Academy of Music, he presents a 40minute set to persuade you that organ
music’s reputation of being stodgy, or at
worst inaccessible, is not true. Retiring
collection for church upkeep. Contact
Peter Luing on 01736 754225 or email:
pdluing@hotmail.co.uk
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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1 - 2.15pm Tickets £5.50
Lunchtime Talk: Lion Man to Starry
Night: A Year of Stories
Talk and book signing. Beginning in a
cave in Germany 40,000 years ago,
ending in Beijing in 2014, ‘Vincent’s
Starry Night and Other Stories’ is the first
world history of art for children. Michael
Bird, author and broadcaster, reads from
his 68 tales of artists’ lives and talks
about the liberating effect of writing his
first art book for children.
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Painting Matisse: Colour and Space
Learn to apply Matisse’s approach to
expressive and vibrant use of colour and
space using acrylic and mixed media.
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THE MALAKOFF 2pm Tickets £5
Guided Walk: The History of St Ives
See Sunday 11th, 2pm for details.
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TOWEDNACK CHURCH, TR26 3AZ
2 - 4pm FREE
Bell Ringing Taster Session
Have you ever wanted to ring a church
bell, see the bells or to know what a
‘sally’ is? If so, this is for you. Towednack
Church is opening its tower for you to
experience bell ringing. Minimum age
13, under 18’s to be accompanied by an
adult. 01736 794750 Mary Jones, Tower
Captain marypjones50@gmail.com
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Virginia Woolf's Father in St Ives
Sir Leslie Stephen, Virginia’s father, was
an intellectual and lover of West
Cornwall. Between 1880 and 1895 family
holidays were spent in St Ives, when Sir
Leslie undertook his greatest work - the
vast ‘Dictionary of National Biography’.
Dr Philip Carter, looks at St Ives’ place in
the making of a literary classic.
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4pm Tickets £6.50
Theatre: Sherlock Holmes in ‘The
Cornish Horror’
Come and be totally enchanted by the
world of Victorian Paper Theatre.
Sherlock Holmes in West Cornwall
solving the strangest case of his career,
in an original Conan Doyle story. “So
entertaining and wonderful.” Always a
Festival favourite. Space limited to 14 so
book early: www.shantybaba.com
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Writing Workshop:
Sharpen your Senses
A light-hearted workshop with Valerie
Hurry - using fun exercises to stimulate
your creativity and imagination, bringing
new zest to your writing. Suitable for
beginners or more experienced.
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6 - 7.30pm Tickets £5.50
Michael Bird:
Illustrated Talk & Book Signing
International art movement or dirty
word? The strange fortunes of St Ives.
Michae Birdl’s new book 'The St Ives
Artists: A Biography of Place and Time' is
available at the special price of £25
during the evening (usual price £30).
Supported by Belgrave St Ives.
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7.30pm Tickets £10.50, u16s £5.50
Pat Coldrick:
Classical Guitar Recital
Popular Irish legend Pat Coldrick has
achieved worldwide acclaim for his
unique sensitive and expressive style of
playing. Refreshments, parking and
wheelchair access available.
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8pm (doors 7.30pm) Tickets £8
Big Frug
Join this amazing collection of poets,
musicians and storytellers. BYO drinks.
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Gilad Atzmon & The Orient House
Ensemble
The hardest working jazz band in the UK
and one of the leading ensembles in
Europe - play at the The Western as part
of a 35 date tour of the UK and Europe
launching ‘The Whistle Blower’, their 8th
album to date. Great music, great band.
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St Ives Entertains
Bamaluz Bootleggers with sea shanties
and Cornish music, St Ives pianist Jez
Kemp with classical, jazz and blues, local
duo Dee & Dave Brotherton with Allen
Greenall performing songs in English
and Cornish and St Ives Community
Choir bringing their particular style of
music making. Compered by Phil
Barnett, founder of St Ives Youth Theatre
and star of BBC Strictly for Comic Relief.
Sponsored by Cornish Horizons.
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Mr T
Acoustic rock and blues.
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Foxes Fair
Folky foursome singing twisted tales of
love, murder & sea-faring treachery.
FRIDAY 16th SEPTEMBER
Above: Poetry Workshop with Daphne
Milner St Ives Library, Friday 16th, 1.30pm
Middle: Flashlight: Jam At The Tower
Bedford Road Church, Friday 16th, 6pm
Below: Dylan Thomas
St Ives Arts Club, Friday 16th, 7.30pm
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Learn to explore the landscape around
you developing mixed media drawings
and paintings. See page 32 for details.
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10am - 12noon Tickets £5.50
Adventures in Writing
with Angela Stoner
Writing can become an exciting journey
of discovery. This workshop will help
you push boundaries, explore new ideas
and experiment in a variety of genres
and is suitable for all levels of ability and
experience. Join Angela Stoner as she
invites you to enjoy the challenges, pick
up your pen and enjoy the adventures it
takes you on. Space limited to 12 places.
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ROY RAY STUDIO, BACK ROAD WEST
10am - 4pm FREE
Spot The Artist:
Organised by St Ives Rotary Club
Viewing of large postcard paintings by
250 mainly professional artists proceeds shared 50/50 between local
arts charities/organisations and Rotary
charities. Sale on Sunday 18th
September. Images of the paintings to
be sold will be on: www.facebook.com/
RotaryClubStIvesCornwall.
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VIEW, TR26 1JG
10am - 4.30pm Tickets £50
Carve a Sculpture In a Day
Using traditional stone carving
techniques create a sculpture in a
thermalite breeze block, an easy material
for beginners. Start by making design
drawings, then a small clay 'maquette'
model before carving with a mallet and
chisels. The finished piece can be
painted and is suitable for indoor or
outdoor display. All materials included.
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Workshop: Pen and Ink Drawing
with John Higgins
This workshop is suitable for all ages
and abilities. Come and experiment with
drawing in ink with giant pens.
Renowned local artist John Higgins will
show you how. This fun workshop
welcomes beginners. All materials
included. Booking recommended.
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PORTHMEOR STUDIOS,
BACK ROAD WEST, BORLASE SMART
ROOM 10.30am Tickets £5.50
Another World (1948)
Made before the start of World War II,
but not released until 1948 when St Ives
saw the arrival of the modern artists, this
fascinating BFI film directed by Morris
Moore in the ‘Britain On Film’ series
takes a tour of St Ives and encounters
fishermen and earlier artists such as
Leonard Fuller and George Bradshaw.
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St Ives Town Walk with Tony Farrell
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SQUARE 12.30pm FREE
Piano Recital: Charles Martin
Charles Martin has lived in St Ives since
2014, having previously taught music at
Bedford School for over 20 years. The
concert will feature popular classics from
Bach, Chopin and Rachmaninoff to
Ravel and Gershwin. Alongside will be a
number of less well known pieces by
Satie and Ivor Gurney. Retiring collection
for church upkeep.
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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1-2.15pm Tickets £5.50
Torsten Lauschmann
Artist Torsten Lauschmann currently has
an installation in Porthmeor Studio 5. In
this talk he will introduce his art, and his
varied approach to creating installations
made from found objects, and digital
and analogue technology.
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Let’s Get Abstract
Combine acrylics, collage and drawing
to explore approaches of artists such as
Ben Nicholson & Peter Lanyon. See page
32 for details.
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1.30 - 4pm Tickets £5.50
Poetry Workshop
with Daphne Milner
We will look at the three R's of poetry
and how they can be used to enhance
your own writing. Examples will be read
and writing will be done. Please bring
pens/pencils and lots of paper. Space
limited to 15 places.
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That Blackguard Burton!
An illustrated talk with film and
animation about Capt Sir Richard Francis
Burton by the Creative Director of the
newly opened Sir Richard Burton
Museum in St Ives. The famous Victorian
maverick, adventurer, spy, explorer,
translator of the ‘Kama Sutra’ and ‘1001
Arabian Nights’ and one of the world's
most extraordinary individuals.
www.shantybaba.com
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SQUARE 3.30 - 5pm FREE
Free Speech
See Monday 12th, 3.30 - 5pm for details.
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THE TOWER, BEDFORD ROAD
CHURCH 6 - 9pm FREE
Flashlight Presents: Jam @ The
Tower - Young Musicians/Bands
Open Mic Night
A chance to enjoy the sounds of local
young musicians in a great new
community venue. Flashlight and the
Tower Music Project welcome all young
performers who would like to come
along and take the stage in a supportive
atmosphere. Donations welcome. Food/
drinks available - all proceeds going to
Flashlight St Ives. fiveinafield@aol.com
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7pm Tickets £8
By Word Of Mouth
Give yourself the luxury of listening to
adult performance storytelling. Enter a
world of dreams, myth and humour. A
landscape littered with broken promises
of epic proportions and where nothing
is quite what it seems. With the brilliant
storyteller Shanty Baba.
www.shantybaba.com
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ST IVES MUSEUM, WHEAL DREAM
7pm Tickets £5.50
The St Ives that the Artists
Came to Paint
Join a tour of our wonderful Museum
led by the Museum Curator Brian
Stevens. Learn about the fishing, the
mining, the textiles and many other
industries that flourished in the town as
well as everyday life.
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Dylan Thomas: A Celebration, by
Ron Roberts and Brian Lewis
A performance of his poetry and prose;
with an opportunity for some audience
participation.
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Sound of the Sirens
Sound of the Sirens is a foot-stomping,
crowd-engaging female folk/rock duo
whose strengths lie in their passion and
chemistry. An enigmatic and tangible act
who continue to write, perform, record
and evolve with a truly genuine attitude
to an industry they love. It’s easy to see
why they continue to rise. With support
from local singer-songwriter Steve Jones.
Sponsored by Aspects Holidays.
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SQUARE 9pm Tickets £5
Baroque Music by Candlelight
with The Heinichen Ensemble
Hear Baroque music played on period
instruments in the beautiful setting of
St Ives Parish Church lit by candles. The
Heinichen Ensemble believes that the
sound of these instruments gives life to
the music of some of the lesser known
composers of the Baroque period and of
course it is the sound that the
composers had in mind.
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Tom Dale
slide guitar and banjo
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Jenny Bishop
Talented singer songwriter. Featured on
‘BBC Introducing’.
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FREE STREET ENTERTAINMENT
From 12 noon
A variety of street entertainers will be
helping to get everyone in a Festival
mood with performances around the
town.
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INFORMATION POINT
OUTSIDE MOUNTAIN WAREHOUSE,
FORE STREET 10am - 5pm
Above: Alfred Wallis Tour and Paint
Barnoon Workshop, Saturday 17th, 10am
Middle: Annie Hall
St Ives Arts Club, Saturday 17th, 7.30pm
Below: Phillip Henry & Hannah Martin
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BACK ROAD WEST, ROY RAY STUDIO
10am - 4pm
Spot The Artist:
Organised by St Ives Rotary Club
See Friday 16th, 10am for details.
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10 - 11.30am Tickets £7.50
details.
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10am - 12.30pm Tickets £20
Alfred Wallis Tour and Paint
Learn about the life and works of this
St Ives artist, starting with a walk around
the town taking in significant sights and
making sketches. Back at the studio use
your drawings as a basis for creating a
painting inspired by the colours,
techniques and subject matter of Alfred
Wallis. www.barnoonworkshop.co.uk All
materials included.
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WEST 10am - 12.30pm, 1.30 - 4pm
Tickets £15
Drop-In Life Drawing
Choose from a morning or afternoon
session working from the nude model.
No need to book. Please arrive 10
minutes before the session starts. See
page 33 for details.
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11am - 5pm FREE
Artist Drop-in Workshop
Sketch book making workshop with a
member of the Penwith Society of Arts.
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TRESITHNEY, BOWL ROCK, ST IVES,
TR26 3JE 10am - 3pm
details.
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SQUARE 12.30pm FREE
Piano Recital: Helen Moseley
Helen Moseley lives in St Ives. Her
programme features classical piano
gems from the last 4 centuries. Retiring
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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PORTHMINSTER GALLERY,
WESTCOTT’S QUAY 2 - 4pm FREE
Sir Peter Blake Solo Show
Private View
See Saturday 10th, 2 - 4pm for details.
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FILM SEASON:
Funny Films - Annie Hall
Directed by Woody Allen.
See page 30 for full details.
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Phillip Henry & Hannah Martin
2014 winners of BBC Radio 2 Folk
Awards for Best Duo, Phillip Henry and
Hannah Martin have come a long way
on their journey. ‘Watershed’, Henry and
Martin’s keenly anticipated third album,
is their most emotionally charged,
personal and pertinent work to date.
With support from well-known local
musician Alistair Brown.
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Blooze
Rock and blues band.
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Liam Jordan
Americana, rock ‘n’ roll, folk.
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BACK ROAD WEST, ROY RAY STUDIO
9am - 2pm FREE
Spot The Artist Sale
Annual 'secret' sale of 400 large
postcard size (8'' x 6'') original paintings
(signed on the reverse) by about 300
mainly professional artists from the West
Country and further afield. The paintings
will cost £45 each. See Friday 16th, 10am
for details.
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VIEW, TR26 1JG
11am - 4pm Tickets £45
Play Guitar in a Day
This easy method is designed for adults
with little or no experience who wish to
get a good start playing acoustic guitar.
During the day you will learn 4 chords,
read tabs, understand the principles of
tuning, and play a complete song - in
small groups with time for individual
assistance. www.barnoonworkshop.co.uk
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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STEEPLE WOODLAND NATURE
RESERVE, STEEPLE LANE TR26 2AY
2 - 4pm FREE
Steeple Woodland Nature Reserve
Open Day
In this beautiful setting enjoy traditional
storytelling, local musicians (bring an
instrument and join in), childrens nature
trails, a guided walk, traditional green
woodworking and a medicinal plant
exhibition. Refreshments including
homemade cakes. Limited parking.
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2 - 4pm FREE
Bell Ringing Taster Session
See Thursday 15th, 2 - 4pm for details.
Above: Spot The Artist Sale
St Ives School of Painting, Sunday 18th, 9am
Middle: Play Guitar in a Day
Barnoon Workshop, Sunday 18th, 11am
Below: Songs & Hymns: Cornish & English
Towednack Church, Sunday 18th, 6pm
Steeple Woodland Nature Reserve Open Day Sunday 18th, 2pm
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CASTLE INN, FORE STREET 3 - 6pm
Dirty Livin’ Uplugged acoustic 4 piece
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6pm FREE
Songs and Hymns to Celebrate the
Creative and Artistic Heritage of the
Area, in Cornish and English
Towednack Church was the last to
routinely use the Cornish language and
one of the first to reintroduce it when it
was revived. 01736 759382 - Keiren &
Caroline Marwood Churchwardens.
www.towednackparishchurch.org.uk
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SQUARE 7.30pm £5
The Kenwyn String Quartet
Pamela Rosenfeld, Joyce Hollands,
Elizabeth Gregg & Sally Pearson,
perform Arriaga: Quartet No 1. Three
members (Pamela, Elizabeth & Sally)
formed the Amati Trio, and will perform
Haydn: Trio in G major, Hob XVI No 40,
and Beethoven: Op 9 No 2.
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8pm (doors 7.30pm) Tickets £6.50
Phoenix Singers Concert
Phoenix Singers, a lively group of
harmony singers, perform at numerous
local venues. MD Myran and pianist
Stella Pendrous create a polished
performance of ‘pop classics’, with
impressive duets and solos.
myranmyran@icloud.co
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Juan Martín’s Flamenco Trio
Juan Martín, a truly awe-inspiring
guitarist, composer and musician returns
to the UK with a new programme of
music, song and dance from Spain. The
show features flamenco dancer Carmen
Moncada and singer Antonio Aparecida.
“A giant of the flamenco guitar tradition”
- The Times
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Megan Schirnhofer
Local up and coming singer songwriter.
INFORMATION
DURING THE
FESTIVAL
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CAFE ART
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The Drill Hall, Royal Square
Throughout the Festival, we will have:
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Daily Updates
Information about Festival activities,
programmes and information about
events.
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Interactive Festival Wall
Come and draw/write your experience
of the Festival.
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Postcard Poetry Post Box
Enter our poetry competition and win
some great prizes.
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Free Book Exchange
Take as many books as you like, just
replace them with ones you don’t want
anymore.
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Contact Lucy Davis 01736 799450 or
cafeart@hotmail.co.uk
Juan Martín’s Flamenco Trio The Guildhall, Sunday 18th, 8pm
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MONDAY 19th SEPTEMBER
Above: Rag Rug Work with Jo McIntosh
St Ives Library, Monday 19th, 3.15pm
Middle: Wilkie Collins in Cornwall
Porthmeor Studios, Monday 19th, 3.30pm
Below: Stephanie Kirkham
St Ives Arts Club, Monday 19th, 8pm
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See Monday 12th for details
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An Introduction to Mixed Media
Learn simple and dynamic techniques.
Combine acrylics, drawing and collage in
a single work. See page 33 for details.
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A History of St Ives
Social historian, Bard of Gorsedh
Kernow and Heritage Manager of St Ives
Archive, Janet Axten, gives an illustrated
talk charting the economic and social
development of St Ives. She looks at
how the town has regularly reinvented
itself, and at the effects of being a
significant cultural centre.
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11am Tickets £5.50
Guided Walk: The Story of St Ives
with Dawn Bright
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SQUARE 12.30pm FREE
Recital: Christine Luing and Chums
Enjoy a 40-minute selection of light
classical soprano solos by Christine
Luing who enlists the aid of some of her
chums to sing duets. Contact Peter Luing
on 01736 754225 or email
pdluing@hotmail.co.uk Retiring
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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1 - 2.15pm Tickets £5.50
Talk: Communicating Archaeology
through Contemporary Ceramic
Practice
Helen Martin reinterprets archaeological
finds through the combined use of hand
making and digital technologies, offering
a unique perspective on the cultural role
of ancient domestic and ritual objects in
a way that highlights human needs. Her
work contributes to debates on the
interpretation of historical sites.
Supported by Leach Pottery.
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Abstracting Landscape
Discover new ways of combining
materials to expand your painting
vocabulary. See page 33 for details.
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WESTCOTT’S QUAY
2.30pm Tickets £6
St Ives Pirate Walk
with Shanty Baba
It’s international ‘Talk like a Pirate’ day.
Join Shanty Baba for this broadside of
entertainment. Pirate stories, instruction
in the ‘code’, lessons in piratespeak.
Children, families, adults, all will love this
fun filled voyage of piratical mayhem
and laughter. Come dressed as a pirate!
Rated “Arrrhh”. www.shantybaba.com
No booking required.
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3.15 - 5.15pm Tickets £15.50
Rag Rug Work with Jo McIntosh
In this workshop learn one of the
traditional methods of rag rugging and
turn unwanted clothes/fabric into textile
art. Limited to 12. All materials included.
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Free Speech
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Wilkie Collins in Cornwall
In 1850, Wilkie Collins, hoping to make
his name as a writer, commenced a
walking for pleasure tour of Cornwall,
which resulted in ‘Rambles Beyond
Railways; or Notes in Cornwall Taken Afoot’. In 2013, Jak Stringer retraced his
footsteps, with the aim of bringing this
forgotten book alive again.
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SQUARE 7.30pm £5
Concert by Cantabile Choir
Cantabile Choir is a SATB choir based in
Lanner, Redruth. Their repertoire ranges
from the 1500s to the present day.
Composers such as Whitacre, Lauridsen,
Rutter & Wikeley are concert favourites.
Their current programme includes more
than a passing nod to Shakespeare’s
contribution. They support The
Children’s Hospice South West.
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The Whitetop Mountain Band
A family-based band from the highest
mountains of Virginia - an area rich in
old time music tradition. They preserve
their region’s style of old time fiddling
and banjo picking and are legendary
musicians and teachers of the style.
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8pm Tickets £4.50
Stephanie Kirkham
Cornish based singer songwriter and
artist Stephanie Kirkham, inspired by her
coastal surroundings for her third album
‘Tiny Spark’, performs along with story
telling and narrative. BYO wine.
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CASTLE INN, FORE STREET 8.30pm
Quiz Night
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The Amigos
Bob Dylan and Neil Young covers.
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WESTCOTTS QUAY
9pm Tickets £6
Lantern Ghost Storywalk
with Shanty Baba
See Monday 12th, 9pm for details.
The Whitetop Mountain Band
The Western Hotel, Monday 19th, 8pm
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TUESDAY 20th SEPTEMBER
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WEST, CELLAR 3 10.30am Tickets £5.50
Demonstration of Setting Nets
See Tuesday 13th, 10.30am for details.
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VIEW, TR26 1JG
10.30am - 4pm Tickets £45
Make Your Own Didley Bow
A Didley Bow is a 1 stringed instrument,
with a box, neck and an electric hook up.
Learn how to make your own bespoke
instrument from recycled materials, that
can be played to create a variety of gritty
tones. No experience in playing an
instrument is needed to play your
finished piece. All materials included.
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WESTCOTT’S QUAY, MEET OUTSIDE
THE ST IVES ARTS CLUB
11am Tickets £5
Walk: St Ives Fishing Industry
See Tuesday 13th, 11am for details.
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11am - 5pm FREE
Artist Film Screening
See Tuesday 13th, 11am for details.
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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SQUARE 12.30pm FREE
Organ Recital: Michael Hoeg
Michael Hoeg studied at the Royal
Academy of Music. He has been Head of
Music at Queen’s School, Bushey,
Organist and Master of Choristers at
Londonderry Cathedral and Assistant
Organist at Llandaff Cathedral and
Director of Music at the Cathedral
School. He has toured extensively as
organist, pianist, conductor and
accompanist. Retiring collection for
church upkeep.
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1 - 2.15pm Tickets £5.50
Talk: Press Gang
It is a little known fact that Falmouth Art
Gallery has one of the strongest
contemporary print collections outside
of London. Director Henrietta Boex
focuses on the intrinsic and diverse
qualities of print media, as set out in the
autumn exhibition ‘Press Gang’,
demonstrating the new relationships
that printmakers have evolved between
image and material over the years.
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Explore what kind of artist you want to
be. Exercises and demonstrations will
help you connect to your innate
creativity. See page 32 for details.
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And So They Were Married (1945)
A few months before the end of World
War II an American serviceman and his
English bride honeymooned in St Ives.
The cine film which they had made, now
owned by the Imperial War Museum,
gives an unusual view of the town at a
time when restrictions forbade the use
of cameras.
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WESTCOTT’S QUAY
6pm Tickets £6
St Ives Comedy Walk
with Shanty Baba
See Tuesday 13th, 6pm for details.
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ST IVES THEATRE, LOWER STENNACK
7.30pm Tickets £11.50 & £10.50
Avenue Q
See Tuesday 13th, 7.30pm for details.
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BOATHOUSE THEATRE, CARNGLAZE
PLACE 7.30pm Tickets £7
On Air: A Celebration of Vintage
Radio Drama
With the Station Rep Company & The
Boathouse Company. Space limited so
book early at Boathouse Theatre, 07985
261181 www.boathousetheatre.com
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FILM SEASON:
Funny Films - Some Like It Hot
Directed by Billy Wilder.
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8pm (doors 7pm)
£15/£10 members + booking fee
St Ives Jazz Club: Nate Najar Trio
Channeling the essence of the legendary
Charlie Byrd, Nate Najar and his group
will deliver music ranging from
traditional jazz, to blues, gospel, and
sizzling Brazilian bossa nova. Nate is one
of only a few guitarists who play jazz on
the classical guitar. Equally at home
playing Bach or the blues, Nate prefers a
swinging and varied repertoire.
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Devils Creek
4 piece rock band.
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Mr T
Acoustic rock & blues utilising both 12
and 6 string guitars.
WEDNESDAY 21st SEPTEMBER
Above:
Linda Cleary: Creative Writing Masterclass
Porthmeor Studios, Wednesday 21st, 2pm
Middle:
Towl Ros!/Cast Net!
Porthmeor Studios, Wednesday 21st, 3.30pm
Below:
Cornwall Writers Group
Cafe Art, Wednesday 21st, 6pm
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BARBARA HEPWORTH MUSEUM &
SCULPTURE GARDEN, BARNOON HILL
8.45 - 9.45am Tickets £10/£8
Morning in The Garden
See Wednesday 14th, 8.45 - 9.45am for
details.
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Self Portrait Gouache
Artist Gary Long will show you the first
steps in creating a self-portrait. See page
33 for details.
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TRESITHNEY, BOWL ROCK, ST IVES,
details.
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VIEW, TR26 1JG
Sand Casted Candles
See Tuesday 13th, 2am - 4pm for details.
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CRYPT GALLERY, BELOW MARINERS
GALLERY, NORWAY SQUARE
10am - 1pm Tickets £10.50
Workshop: Tonal Black and White
Landscape, with Paul Wadsworth
Inspirational artist and tutor Paul
Wadsworth, will show you how to work
in mixed media to create a tonal work.
Working in the Crypt in Paul’s
studio/exhibition will be a special
experience. Materials supplied. Please
book as spaces are limited.
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10.30am Tickets £8
Walk: Environs of St Ives
with Tony Farrell
See Wednesday 14th, 10.30am for
details.
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Talk and Tour: How Porthmeor
Studios Tell the Story of St Ives
Nick Cahill, Historic Buildings
Consultant, has been closely involved in
the restoration project and has
unravelled the history of Porthmeor
Studios. In this talk and tour he will look
at the development and structure of this
unique building and explain how it
reveals much of the history of St Ives.
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WEST, CELLAR 4 11am - 3.30pm FREE
Lobster Pots and Knots
See Wednesday 14th, 11am for details.
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11am Tickets £5.50
Guided Walk: The Story of St Ives
with Dawn Bright
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11am - 12.30pm Tickets £7.50
details.
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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1 - 2.15pm Tickets £5.50
Talk: Words and Pictures
Arts writer Mercedes Smith has had a
lifelong interest in the influence of
written language on our appreciation of
art. In the context of New Craftsman
Gallery’s Matthew Lanyon exhibition,
she uses key texts by some of her
favourite writers to discuss ways in
which writing can affect our response to
abstraction. Supported by New
Craftsman Gallery.
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WEDNESDAY 21st SEPTEMBER (continued)
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WEST 1 - 4pm Tickets £25
Sketch and Stroll
An artist tutor will guide you to historic
and significant locations from the St Ives
artist colony. See page 32 for details.
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Advanced Portraiture
Artist Gary Long will help you develop a
self-portrait using gouache then move
on to oils. See page 33 for details.
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Flowers for Frankenstein:
A Creative Writing Masterclass with
Linda Cleary
Work on ways to create, develop and
bring your characters to life, also
handing over techniques to help
improve descriptive text and imagery.
Linda Ceary is a poet, writer, performer
and Director of the Free Writers Centre.
Limited to 15 places.
http://www.freewriterscentre.org/
http://hypatia-trust.org.uk/
www.lindaclearypoetry.blogspot.com
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Natural Soap Craft
See Tuesday 13th, 10am - 12pm for
details.
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Free Speech
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Towl Ros!/Cast Net!
St Ives fishing - interpretations in words,
music and dance, capturing the sights
and sounds of the catch, tragic loss and
the joy of lighter moments. With Tir ha
Tavas (Dee & Dave Brotherton) and
Dave Higginbotham, Mick Paynter, Bob
Devereux, Helen Musser & friends and
Cornish choir Keur Heb Hanow.
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4pm Tickets £6.50
Theatre Presents ‘Robin Hood’
See Wednesday 14th, 4pm for details.
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SQUARE 6 - 8pm FREE
Cornwall Writers Group:
How and Where We Write
Be inspired by the magic of St Ives and
Cornwall. During this reflective and
playful workshop, you will have the
opportunity to discover how your own
space and rituals for creating help and
hinder your writing process. Space is
limited so please book at:
cornwallwritersgroup@gmail.com
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from artist Steve Dove. No need to book
but please arrive ten minutes before the
session starts. See page 33 for details.
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Radio Drama
See Tuesday 20th 7.30pm for details.
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7.30pm (doors 7pm)
Tickets £8.50, concessions £6.50
Daisy and Johnny
Blabbermouth Theatre presents Daisy
and Johnny, which deals with falling in
love. Is it a light piece with singing and
dancing? Possibly. Our writer and his
partner question their relationship and
the relationships of others. Can love last?
Is it real, or a fairy tale? 2 actors; 14
characters; 7 kisses; 1 ending.
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8pm Tickets £8 in advance, £10 on the
door.
The Kama Sutra Comedy Show
See Wednesday 14th, 8pm for details.
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8pm (doors 7pm) £6 on the door
St Ives Folk
A Festival night of acoustic music, song
and the spoken word from performers
based mainly in West Cornwall.
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Dirty Livin’ Rhythm Band
Electric set.
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Open Mic Night
Enjoy a mix of musical styles.
On Air: A Celebration of Vintage Radio Drama
Boathouse Theatre, Wednesday 23rd, 7.30pm
THURSDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER
The Influence of the Visual Arts on the Writing Style of Virginia Woolf
Porthmeor Studios, Thursday 22nd, 10.30am
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See Monday 12th for details.
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Learn simple and dynamic techniques.
Combine acrylics, drawing and collage in
a single work. See page 33 for details.
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Form and Purpose
printmaking and collage. See page 32
for details.
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The Influence of the Visual Arts on
the Writing Style of Virginia Woolf
Sarah Latham Phillips explores how
Virginia Woolf's highly innovative work
was influenced. She draws on the effect
of Roger Fry and his Post Impressionist
exhibition and artists like Cezanne,
Picasso, Matisse, as well as the influence
of her sister Vanessa Bell and their
childhood spent in St Ives.
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11am Tickets £5.50
Guided Walk: The History of Art
in St Ives with Dawn Bright
See Thursday 15th, 11am for details.
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SANDRA BLOW STUDIO, BULLANS
COURT, TR26 1RB 11am Tickets £5
See Thursday 15th, 11am for details.
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THURSDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER (continued)
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SQUARE 12.30pm FREE
Piano Recital: Derek Downes
Derek Downes worked as a ballet pianist
at Arts Educational School and the Royal
Ballet. From 1995-2012 he was a fulltime member of the music staff at The
Royal Ballet School. Today’s programme
is a chronological journey of popular
classical piano repertoire from the18th
to the 20th century. Retiring collection
for church upkeep.
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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1 - 2.15pm Tickets £5.50
Talk: Imran Qureshi:
Amid Garden and Fountains
This summer Newlyn Art Gallery & The
Exchange will present a major project by
the internationally acclaimed artist Imran
Qureshi. The exhibition accompanies a
monumental, temporary commission at
Truro Cathedral. James Green, Director,
will discuss Qureshi’s extraordinary work
and its influences, from Mughal
miniature painting to recent terror
attacks in his homeland, Pakistan.
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Experimental Painting
A taster workshop using everyday
materials such as household paint and
varnish. See page 33 for details.
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Love Drawing Landscape
This workshop will open up a new way
of looking at the world and a way of
expressing this with a simple mark. See
page 33 for details.
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2.30pm FREE
I Painted a Tiger
Walk around exhibition talk. All
welcome, no booking. Exhibition
continues until 7th October.
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SIR RICHARD BURTON MUSEUM
4pm Tickets £6.50
Theatre Presents Sherlock Holmes
in ‘The Cornish Horror’
See Thursday 15th, 4pm for details.
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Writing Workshop:
Sharpen your Senses
See Thursday 15th, 5 - 7pm for details.
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SQUARE
7.30pm £5
Concert by The Military Wives
Choir, RNAS Culdrose
The Helston-based Culdrose Military
Wives Choir is Cornwall's only branch
and one of the longest standing in the
international network that now
comprises 75 choirs. It was formed in
May 2012, inspired by Gareth Malone's
success on the TV series ‘The Choir', and
is directed by Paul Triggs.
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SQUARE 7.30pm till the rum runs out.
FREE
Rum Café
Songs and tales of the sea, with local
shanty singers Bamaluz Bootleggers, and
a rum bar. Bring your sea (& rum) legs.
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Radio Drama
See Tuesday 20th, 7.30pm for details.
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8pm (doors 7.30pm) Tickets £8
Big Frug
See Thursday 15th for details.
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Sarah Gillespie
Sarah Gillespie’s music is a fusion of
jazz, folk and blues knitted together by
poetic, streetwise lyricism. She has
performed in many festivals, arts centres
and jazz venues in Europe and across
the UK including headline shows at
Ronnie Scott’s in London.
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Budapest Café Orchestra
Electrifying and entertaining, Budapest
Café Orchestra play traditional folk and
gypsy music from across the Balkans
and Russia - high energy Klezmer to
beautiful ballads. Evoking vivid images
of Budapest café life and gypsy
campfires - it’s good enough to make
you book a holiday along the Danube!
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Los Alamos
Acoustic chill out set.
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Dirty Alternative
High-energy quartet, electro acoustic,
mixed genres.
FRIDAY 23rd SEPTEMBER
Above: Botanical Printing
Barnoon Workshop, Friday 23rd, 10am
Middle: Tea & Cake a Fine Pair Make!
St Ives Library, Friday 23rd, 2pm
Below: Ben Salfield Recital
Towednack Church, Friday 23rd, 7.30pm
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Oils With a Palette Knife:
Landscape
create movement, life and depth in your
painting. See page 32 for full details.
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10am - 12noon FREE
From Poldark to Midsomer Murders
Have you heard of the WEA - In
Cornwall since 1913? Did you know that
Winston Graham, author of Poldark, was
a WEA student? Do you know the
connection between the WEA and
Midsomer Murders? Find out in this
surprising and informative talk on the
hidden history of WEA in Cornwall,
including a 20 minute tea and coffee
break. Spaces limited to 30 so please
book your place directly with the Library.
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VIEW, TR26 1JG
10am - 1pm Tickets £20
Botanical Printing
Explore florals in a new art form, mixing
printing techniques with illustration. Erin
Lacey from Pelican Prints will show you
ways to use stencils & lino methods with
inks & graphic drawing techniques.
Create a number of paper prints and
leave with your own illustration style.
All materials included.
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The Swordfish and the Star
Gavin Knight catches the stories of the
Penwith Peninsular community. Cornwall
and its seas are brought to life, mixing
drinking and drugs and sea spray,
moonlit beaches and shattering storms,
myth and urban myth. The result is the
precarious reality behind our idyllic
holiday snaps and picture postcards.
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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1 - 2.15pm Tickets £5.50
Lunchtime Talk: Hill of Dreams
Artist Jessica Warboys presents a special
screening of her film ‘Hill of Dreams’,
2015, commissioned by Tate St Ives for
her exhibition. Set in South Wales,
where she was born, this film shifts
between fact and fiction in the
landscape that inspired Welsh writer,
Arthur Machen.
Supported by Tate St Ives.
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Oils With a Palette Knife: Still Life
create texture, life and depth. See page
33 for full details.
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Tea & Cake a Fine Pair Make!
Tea poet Liz Darcy Jones celebrates and
honours former husband St Ives
musician and poet, the late Robin Jones
(aka ‘Captain Bumble’). Meet Lazy
Monk, Lapsang Souchong, share a mug
of Lovers’ Tea and hear Robin’s glorious
music which accompanied Liz’s one
woman show ‘Dong Ding Let the Kettle
Sing’. Includes loose-leaf Tea and Tea
Poet’s Cake.
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PORTHMEOR STUDIO 5, KIDZ R US
THEATRE & BEACH
3pm till late FREE
Tate Collective St Ives presents
The Switch Festival Performances
Visual art, workshops and music created
for and by local young people at various
venues in St Ives. Check
www.tate.org.uk/stives or visit the
Information Point at Cafe Art for further
details. Open to all.
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That Blackguard Burton!
See Friday 16th, 3.30pm for details.
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Free Speech
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THE TOWER, BEDFORD ROAD
CHURCH 7 - 9.30pm FREE
Tower Music
A music project run by local youth
organisation Flashlight St Ives, Tower
Music works with young musicians every
week, with the aim of boosting young
people's love for music, and increasing
life chances for anyone suffering from
challenging circumstances. Supported by
Coodes Solicitors.
Phil Beer
The Guildhall, Friday 23rd, 8pm
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7pm Tickets £5.50
Djazz Celtica
Pam & Noel Betowski (Djazz Celtica)
perform world folk & gypsy jazz on
fiddle, bouzouki, guitar, ukuleles and
vocals. They have appeared on stage,
radio and TV. www.djazzceltica.co.uk
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7pm Tickets £8
By Word Of Mouth
See Friday 16th, 7pm for details.
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ST IVES MUSEUM, WHEAL DREAM
7pm Tickets £5.50
The St Ives that the Artists
Came to Paint
See Friday 16th, 7pm for details.
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FILM SEASON:
Funny Films - The Big Lebowski
Directed by the Coen Brothers. See page
31 for details.
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Concert by Corineus String Quartet
Corineus specialises in repertoire
composed since 1850 with a liking for
Schubert, embarking on a series to play
all his quartets. Based at St. Mary’s,
Penzance, they have also performed in
Truro Cathedral, St Ives, Newquay and
Falmouth. They work with local soloists
and guest players and promote local
composers.
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7.30pm Tickets £10.50, u16s £5.50
Ben Salfield Recital
Cornwall’s international lutenist
performs Renaissance and Baroque
music on lutar. Refreshments, parking
and wheelchair access available.
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Phil Beer
Phil Beer is the multi-instrumental half of
the award winning acoustic duo, Show
of Hands. Described as a true craftsman,
a master musician and consummate
performer and with a professional career
of over 36 years, Phil has a great deal of
material to draw on for his solo
appearances. “... a dazzling musician
and one of the most popular
ambassadors for acoustic roots music”.
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Dowling Thing
4 piece bluegrass, jazz, folk and funk.
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Edward Tresloggett
Jazz, soul, blues and funk covers.
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10 - 11.30am Tickets £7.50
details.
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11am - 5pm
Artist Drop-in Workshop
See Saturday 17th, 11am for details.
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PORTHMEOR STUDIO 5, KIDZ R US
THEATRE & BEACH
12noon - till late FREE
Tate Collective St Ives presents
The Switch Festival
See Friday 23rd, 3pm for details.
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PORTHMINSTER BEACH
12noon - 4pm FREE
Architectural Sandcastle
Competition
The afternoon will celebrate St Ives’
sandcastle building tradition with a fun
sandcastle competition. The event
includes categories for all and a range of
great prizes. Build anything that inspires
you on plots 3 metres by 3 metres.
Architects from across Cornwall will also
demonstrate their skills.
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SQUARE 12.30pm FREE
So You Think You Don’t Like
Organ Music
See Thursday 15th, 12.30pm for details.
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12.30 - 2pm FREE
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BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHAPEL,
ST PETER'S STREET 7pm
Harvest Celebration
Join us for our harvest weekend
celebrations. This evening we will be
joined by the Fore Street Gospel Choir
and the evening will include a pasty
supper. Also, everyone is welcome to
our Sunday Harvest Festival Service led
by Rev Steven Wild 10.45am.
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7.30pm (doors 7pm) Tickets £7
Sweet n’ Sour: Comedy Group
Five comedy performers from varying
disciplines deftly find your funny bone
and tickle it without mercy! Interspersed
between their trademark improvisation
games (Whose Line Is It Anyway?) are
comedy songs, stand-up, poems, witty
characters etc ... great fun! Over 16s only.
...........................................................................
Baka Beyond
Baka Beyond’s live show includes song,
dance, percussion, musical virtuosity,
videos and big smiles all round. The
show includes a multimedia element.
Videos from the Cameroon rainforest
are projected behind the band, cleverly
synchronised with the live music so that
the Baka become part of the live show.
“... the perfect festival band” “... their
music is joyous, uplifting and infectious”.
...........................................................................
Sinpushers
3 piece classic rock cover band.
...........................................................................
Tom Dale
slide guitar, banjo and more.
Baka Beyond
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2016
FESTIVAL
FILM
SEASON
ST IVES ARTS CLUB
WESTCOTT’S QUAY
FUNNY
FILMS
We all need humour in our
lives - so what better way to
relax; have a smirk, giggle,
or laugh so hard that our
sides ache.
Here’s a selection that’ll
tickle your funny-bone.
...........................................................................
...........................................................................
Modern Times (1936)
Annie Hall (1977)
Saturday 17th September 7.30pm
Tickets: £5.50
Monday 12th September 7.30pm
Tickets: £5.50
Directed by Charles Chaplin and
starring Charlie Chaplin and
Paulette Goddard.
As the iconic character The Tramp,
Chaplin plays an assembly-line worker
driven insane by the monotony of his
job. On release from the asylum and a
spell in jail he meets and is smitten by a
feisty orphaned gamine and becomes
her friend and protector as they attempt
to survive in a new industrial age.
Modern Times is a timeless piece of
comic genius.
...........................................................................
Did you know ...
Charlie Chaplin allows The Tramp to
speak on camera for the first time during
the restaurant scene, but insisted that
what The Tramp says is universal. The
song The Tramp sings is in gibberish, but
it is possible to follow the story he tells
by his superb acting and hand gestures.
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Directed by Woody Allen and starring
Woody Allen and Diane Keaton.
This comedy is a classic boy meets girl
story. A neurotic forty-something
divorcee, Alvy Singer (Woody Allen),
examines the rise and fall of his
relationship with Annie Hall (Diane
Keaton), a flighty insecure nightclub
singer.
Annie Hall is full of intellectual wit and
raw emotional edge. It bursts with
beautiful comedy and is a must for any
Woody Allen fan.
...........................................................................
Did you know ...
Woody Allen and Diane Keaton had
trouble keeping a straight face when
working together. An example of the
uncontrollable laughter between the two
was the lobster dinner scene. It was the
first scene shot for the movie and
neither Woody nor Diane had to do
much acting for the scene as their
laughter was completely spontaneous.
DOORS OPEN 7pm - FILMS START 7.30pm
...........................................................................
...........................................................................
Some Like It Hot (1959)
The Big Lebowski (1998)
Tuesday 20th September 7.30pm
Tickets: £5.50
Friday 23rd September 7.30pm
Tickets: £5.50
Directed by Billy Wilder and starring
Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and
Jack Lemmon.
Directed by Joel & Ethan Coen and
starring Jeff Bridges and John Goodman.
When two struggling musicians witness
The St Valentine’s Day Massacre they
need to get-outta-town and escape the
gangsters responsible. Joe (Tony Curtis)
and Jerry (Jack Lemmon) cross-dress to
secure a gig in an all female band
heading to Florida. This screwball
comedy fizzes from start to finish; with
its flawless script and superb
performances it deserves its place
amongst the greats.
...........................................................................
Did you know ...
When Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon
first put on the female make-up and
costumes, they walked around Goldwyn
Studio lot to see if they could ‘pass’ as
women. Then they tried using mirrors in
public ladies rooms to fix up their makeup, and when none of the women using
it complained, they knew they could be
convincing women!
The Big Lebowski is all about attitude.
This cult classic does have a story, but
really, it’s the attitude that pulls the film
together. In this trippy, visually rich film
Jeff Bridges lets his hair down as Jeff
Lebowski ‘The Dude’, an easy going
throwback who is mistaken for the less
laidback ‘Big Lebowski’, a mean
tempered millionaire. This film is packed
with unforgettable characters and great
dialogue.
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TICKET
DEAL
...........................................................................
If you buy all 4 tickets you
get to see the fourth film for
only £3 - just bring all your
four tickets to the last film,
The Big Lebowski, and we
reimburse you £2.50
...........................................................................
Did you know ...
Before filming a scene, Jeff Bridges
would frequently ask the Coen Brothers
“Did The Dude burn one on the way
over?” If they said he had, he would rub
his knuckles in his eyes before doing a
take to make his eyes appear bloodshot.
P.S. The jellied sandals that Jeff Bridges
wears throughout the movie are his
own!
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ST IVES
SCHOOL
OF
PAINTING
FESTIVAL
WORKSHOPS
Tickets are available ONLY from:
WEST, ST IVES TR26 1NG
Tel: 01736 797180
Online: www.schoolofpainting.co.uk
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ALL MATERIALS
FOR THE
FOLLOWING
WORKSHOPS
ARE INCLUDED
IN THE TICKET
PRICE
...........................................................................
Monday 12th 9.30am - 12.30pm
Expressive Landscape
Explore the stunning landscape with
artist Gary Long sketching around
Porthmeor and return to the studio to
create expressive paintings. Learn
techniques, tools and approaches to
using water-based media to express
energy and movement. £30
...........................................................................
Monday 12th 1.30 - 4.30pm
Where Sea Meets Land
Learn the techniques for capturing the
drama of the sea as it encounters rocks
and land. In this taster workshop artist
Gary Long shows you techniques, tools
and approaches - initially with gouache
then oils to express movement and
energy. Use brushes and palette knives
to create a dynamic piece of work. £30
...........................................................................
Tuesday 13th 9.30am - 12.30pm
This workshop will give you the space to
experiment and explore what kind of
artist you want to be. If you suffer from
artist's block and need that creative push
to get you going, this taster workshop
will be just what you need. Exercises and
demonstrations will help you connect to
your innate creativity and loosen up
your approach. £30
...........................................................................
Learn to explore the landscape by using
all your senses. Create artwork that
powerfully connects to the elements in
unexpected ways. Explore how the
elements themselves can help you
create artwork, developing mixed media
drawings and paintings. £30
...........................................................................
Tuesday 13th 1.30 - 4.30pm
An introduction to using acrylics, an
ideal medium if you like to work fast and
finish a painting in one sitting. You can
use them in many different ways on a
variety of surfaces. Learn simple and
dynamic approaches to get you started
in a fun and accessible way. £30
...........................................................................
Tuesday 13th 1.30 - 4.30pm
Lets Get Abstract
Explore the abstract techniques and
ideas of the St Ives Modernists. Using a
mixed media approach combine acrylics,
collage and drawing in this three hour
workshop. Explore some of the artists
such as Ben Nicholson and Peter Lanyon
and learn about the theories and
challenges of going abstract. £30
...........................................................................
Wednesday 14th 9.30am - 12.30pm
A chance to focus on painting with a
palette knife to create a landscape in oils
with artist Gary Long. The power of the
knife to lift a painting when combined
with brushwork will be your focus. Learn
how to create movement, life and depth
in your painting. Learn how to make
your paintings come to life. £30
...........................................................................
Wednesday 14th 9.30am - 12.30pm
Form and Purpose
printmaking and collage. Form your own
personal response to your time here in
St Ives. Initially study her forms inspired
by nature and then observe the local
landscape to create your own. £30
...........................................................................
Wednesday 14th 1 - 4pm
Sketch and Stroll
An artist tutor guides you on an inspiring
journey to historic and significant
locations from the St Ives artist colony.
Use a sketchbook to trace your journey
with tips on drawing using simple
materials such as pencil and charcoal. By
learning artists’ tips and techniques
equip yourself for your future journeys
and create a record of your time in
St Ives. Souvenir sketchbook and
drawing materials included. £25
...........................................................................
Wednesday 14th 1.30 - 4.30pm
Paint with a palette knife in oils from a
colourful still life with artist Gary Long.
The power of the knife to lift a painting
when combined with brushwork will be
your focus. Through demonstrations and
practice, learn to create texture, life and
depth. In just a few hours, learn how to
make your paintings come to life. £30
...........................................................................
Space and Matter: Sandra Blow
Sandra Blow, part of the Modernist art
movement in St Ives, is your starting
point. Explore colour, shape and
composition and delve into abstraction.
Studying Blow’s relaxed and colourful art
will give you fast, eye-catching results.
Create a finished work to take home or a
starting point to develop further. £30
...........................................................................
from artist Steve Dove. The short poses
are ideal for capturing the essence of the
figure. Beginners are welcome. There is
no need to book but please arrive ten
minutes before the session starts. £15
...........................................................................
Thursday 15th 9.30am - 12.30pm
See Tuesday 13th for details.
...........................................................................
Thursday 15th 1.30 - 4.30pm
Painting Matisse: Colour and Space
Be inspired by the painter Henri Matisse,
by looking at his expressive and vibrant
use of colour and space in painting working from a colourful still life using
acrylic and mixed media. Learn to apply
Matisse’s approach to create a vibrant
work that is balanced and full of life. £30
...........................................................................
Friday 16th 9.30am - 12.30pm
...........................................................................
Friday 16th 1.30 - 4.30pm
Lets Get Abstract
...........................................................................
Saturday 17th 10am - 12.30pm
Saturday 17th 1.30 - 4pm
Drop-In Life Drawing
Choose a morning or afternoon session
working from the nude model, guided
by one of our specialist tutors. Poses are
long to give you time to study the figure
in detail. Beginners are welcome. There
is no need to book but please arrive ten
minutes before the session starts. £15
...........................................................................
Monday 19th 9.30am - 12.30pm
This will unlock the excitement of a
mixed media approach. Learn simple
and dynamic techniques. Combine
acrylic paint with drawing and collage in
a single work. A fresh and accessible way
to paint whether you are a beginner or
you just want to loosen up. £30
...........................................................................
Monday 19th 1.30 - 4.30pm
Abstracting Landscape
Explore inventive uses of paint to
capture your personal experience of
landscape and place. Discover new ways
of combining materials that will expand
your painting vocabulary. This taster is
ideal to breathe new life into your way
of working and help you create fresh
and confident landscape paintings. £30
...........................................................................
...........................................................................
...........................................................................
Wednesday 21st 9.30am - 12.30pm
Self Portrait Gouache
Artist Gary Long shows you the first
steps in creating a self-portrait. Starting
with drawing using a hand mirror, learn
to use blind contour, continuous line
and volume - then gouache to explore
skin tones both heightened and natural.
Depict what is personal to you through
composition, palette and mark. £30
...........................................................................
Wednesday 21st 1.30 - 4.30pm
Advanced Portraiture
With artist Gary Long, develop a selfportrait using oils. Plan out tone and
colour with gouache then move on to
oils. Reveal your character and soul and
depict what is personal to you through
composition, palette and mark. Ideal for
experienced painters and working from
the figure or portraiture. £30
...........................................................................
Wednesday 21st 1 - 4pm
Sketch and Stroll
See Wednesday 14th for details.
...........................................................................
Wednesday 21st 7.30 - 9.30pm
...........................................................................
Thursday 22nd 1.30 - 4.30pm
Experimental Painting
With artist Kerry Harding, this taster
workshop will show you an inventive
and experimental approach to painting.
The use of materials such as household
paint and varnish will stop you being too
precious and the results will surprise
you. Unlock your confidence and start a
new adventure in painting. £30
...........................................................................
Thursday 22nd 9.30am - 12.30pm
Form and Purpose
...........................................................................
Thursday 22nd 9.30am - 12.30pm
See Monday 19th for details.
...........................................................................
Thursday 22nd 1.30 - 4.30pm
Love Drawing Landscape
This workshop will develop a connection
between looking and creating, and open
up a new way of looking at the world
and expressing this with a simple mark.
With demonstrations and exercises,
discover how rewarding drawing can be.
Suitable for all levels. £30
...........................................................................
Friday 23rd 9.30am - 12.30pm
...........................................................................
Friday 23rd 1.30 - 4.30pm
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OPEN
STUDIOS
ST IVES
SEPTEMBER
FESTIVAL
OPEN
STUDIOS
2016
Many artists in and around
the town will be opening their
studios to the public.
Open 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 14th September
Saturday 17th September
Sunday 18th September
Wednesday 21st September
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See the map of St Ives (p36/37) for
the Open Studios locations.
...........................................................................
1 BACK ROAD ARTWORKS
BACK ROAD EAST, 01736 791571
(Open daily throughout the Festival)
Christine Allen Painting.
www.chrisallenart.co.uk
Jenny Frey Painting.
John Greig Painting.
www.greigsart.com
Doris Lindemann
Painting, jewellery.
www.dorislindemann.co.uk
Kathryn Loveluck
Painting, jewellery.
www.kathrynloveluck.com
Sally MacCabe
Painting, book art, jewellery.
www.sallymaccabe.co.uk
...........................................................................
2 WHITES OLD WORKSHOPS
PORTHMEOR ROAD, 07963 443619
Hani Mroz Painting.
www.hanimroz.co.uk
(Open most days during the Festival)
Pauline Youll Painting.
Mary Fletcher Painting.
www.axisweb.org/p/maryfletcher
Sheila Stayne Textiles.
Paul Stayne Painting.
Lynette Pierce Painting.
Judy Symons Painting.
Abi Taylor Painting.
www.abitaylorart.co.uk
Gareth Lye Painting.
www.lyespectrumdesign.com
Sean Taylor Painting.
Studio 4, www.seantaylorartist.com
Angela Barron Painting.
Claire Brennan Painting.
Studio 4, www.clairebrennanartist.com
...........................................................................
3 Trevor Price
Printmaking.
53 Back Road East, TR26 1NW 07794
142472 www.trevorpricestudios.com
...........................................................................
4 Dawn Thompson
Painter.
Studio 2, Sail Lofts. 01736 795328
(entrance in Rope Walk behind
Porthmeor Road)
...........................................................................
5 NORWAY HOUSE STUDIO
PORTHMEOR SQUARE, 07956 463162
Mary Kaun English Pit-fired
Ceramics. www.marykaunenglish.com
Helen Jones Photography.
Stephen Jones Photography.
(Open Wednesday 14 Sept only)
...........................................................................
6 PORTHMEOR STUDIOS
BACK ROAD WEST, 01736 797180
Phil Medley Painting.
Studio 1, www.philipmedleyart.com
John Emanuel Painting.
Studio 2, www.johnemanuel.co.uk
Felicity Mara Painting.
Studio 4, www.felicitymara.co.uk
Clare Wardman Drawing,
installation & painting. Studio 7, 07519
313995 www.robertson-wardman.co.uk
Iain Robertson Paintings & prints.
Studio 7, 07519 313995
www.robertson-wardman.co.uk
Sax Impey Painting. Studio 8
Marion Taylor Painting. Studio 15
Gareth Edwards RWA, NSA
Painting. Studio 16,
www.garethedwardsartist.co.uk
...........................................................................
7 Michaela Wrigley
Ceramics.
54 Lemons, Tregenna Hill, 07779
877670 www.54lemons.com
...........................................................................
8 PENWITH STUDIOS
PORTHMEOR ROAD
Rachael Kantaris Painting &
printmaking. Studio 6, 07825 611885
www.kantaris.com (Not open Sunday)
Michelle Wright Printmaking.
Studio18
David Moore Painting. Studio 8
Jenny Woodhouse Painting.
Studio 8, www.jennywoodhouse.co.uk
...........................................................................
9 SLOOP STUDIOS / WORKSHOPS,
SLOOP CRAFT MARKET, 01736 798245
Angela Diggle
Hand painted silk scarves, gifts &
paintings. www.stives-artist.com
...........................................................................
10 Desiree Hope
Glass artist.
Unit 2, Harbour Galleries, Wharf Road
07843 781278 www.desireehope.com
...........................................................................
11 UYS GALLERY, TREGENNA HILL,
ST IVES, TR26 1SE 01736 796654
Melanie Uys
Printmaking & jewellery.
Barbara Turner Jones
Expressive seascape paintings.
www.uysgallery.co.uk
...........................................................................
12 GAOLYARD STUDIOS
DOVE STREET, 07877 610149
Sarah Dunstan Ceramics.
www.sarahdunstan.co.uk
Facebook: Sarah Dunstan Ceramics
Louise Thompson Ceramics.
www.louisethompsonceramics.co.uk
Amanda Ray Ceramics.
Facebook: Amanda Ray Ceramic
Jewellery
Rick Henham Ceramics.
www.rickhenham.com
Anne McCrossan Ceramics.
www.annemccrossan.com
...........................................................................
13 Metta Centre
Paintings, ceramics & textiles.
1 Chapel Street, 01736 793133
www.themettacentre.com
...........................................................................
14 Sharron Page Stocks
Ceramics.
Glentworth, Carthew Terrace, TR26 1EB
07815 300537
www.sharronpagestocks.co.uk
...........................................................................
15 Carol Hosking-Smith
Painting.
11 Carthew Terrace, 01736 796930
Wednesday 14th, Wednesday 21st,
Sunday 18th (am only)
...........................................................................
16 THE MANOR HOUSE
AYR, 01736 798340
Colin Orchard Painting.
Celia Orchard Textiles.
...........................................................................
17 27 BEDFORD ROAD, 01736 794622
Colin T Johnson
Paintings & collages
www.colintjohnsonstives.weebly.com
Gazelle Painting, sculpture.
www.gazellestives.simpl.com
...........................................................................
18 Glyn Walton
Sculpture.
3 Albert Place, TR26 2EJ
07930332175 www.glynwalton.co.uk
(entrance via gate at rear of house)
...........................................................................
19 Sheila Scholes
Painter.
Ty Bryn, Bishops Road, TR26 2BY
07711 169086
...........................................................................
20 John Buchanan
St Ives Craft Centre, Halsetown, St Ives
TR26 3NB (No. 16 bus to Penzance)
01736 793698 mob: 07541 554899
(Open other times by appointment)
Visitors can try throwing on the wheel.
...........................................................................
21 St Ives Glass Studio
Glass artist.
Unit 1, Cyril Noall Square, 46 Fore Street
01736 799808
www.stivesglassstudio.co.uk
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MAP OF ST IVES MAIN VENUES & OPEN STUDIOS
.................................................................................................................
PORTHMINSTER BEACH
.................................................................................................................
PORTHMEOR STUDIOS & CELLARS,
ST IVES SCHOOL OF PAINTING
.................................................................................................................
THE MARINERS GALLERY,
CRYPT GALLERY,
SALTHOUSE GALLERY,
NORWAY SQUARE
.................................................................................................................
PORTHMEOR BEACH
.................................................................................................................
BARBARA HEPWORTH MUSEUM & SCULPTURE
GARDEN
.................................................................................................................
ST IVES LIBRARY
.................................................................................................................
ST IVES PARISH CHURCH
.................................................................................................................
THE GUILDHALL,
ST IVES VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
.................................................................................................................
ST IVES ARTS CLUB
.................................................................................................................
THE WESTERN HOTEL
.................................................................................................................
SIR RICHARD BURTON MUSEUM
.................................................................................................................
ST IVES THEATRE, KIDZ R US
.................................................................................................................
BOATHOUSE THEATRE
.................................................................................................................
BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHAPEL
.................................................................................................................
BARNOON WORKSHOP
.................................................................................................................
PORTHMINSTER GALLERY
.................................................................................................................
QUEENS HOTEL
.................................................................................................................
SANDRA BLOW STUDIO
.................................................................................................................
CAFE ART
.................................................................................................................
TOWEDNACK CHURCH
.................................................................................................................
PENWITH GALLERY
.................................................................................................................
ST IVES MUSEUM
.................................................................................................................
TREGENNA CASTLE HOTEL
.................................................................................................................
THE CASTLE INN
.................................................................................................................
.................................................................................................................
n OPEN STUDIOS LOCATIONS
.................................................................................................................
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS
.................................................................................................................
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The Harbour
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Porthminster
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FREE EXHIBITIONS DURING THE FESTIVAL
...........................................................................
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, GUILDHALL,
STREET-AN-POL, TR26 2DS
Monday 12th - Wednesday 14th,
10am - 5pm
Lawrence’s Wars
This exhibition explores D.H. Lawrence’s
wartime experiences, many of which
were during his stay in Cornwall (Dec
1915 - Oct 1917), and the war he waged
through his paintings against repression
of the body. Admission restricted to
over18s. Sponsored by BID St Ives and
St Ives September Festival.
...........................................................................
10th - 16th September 10am - 5pm
The ON Group are MOVING ON
in The Crypt
Five artists internationally acclaimed and
united in their diversity, whose work
stretches from landscape to marine art
and abstraction. Annie Ovenden,
Brian Busselle, Brian Jones, Sean Hewitt,
Sally Jones. For further information
contact: www.stisa.co.uk
...........................................................................
CRYPT GALLERY, MARINERS GALLERY,
NORWAY SQUARE
17th September - Daily 10am - 5pm
I Painted a Tiger
Solo show of Paul Wadsworth’s
paintings from travels in India and the
Middle East and from working on
location in Cornwall. He will be using
space as studio during exhibition
working on landscapes from St Ives.
07814 897447
www.paulwadsworth.co.uk
paulwads@btinternet.com
...........................................................................
CAFE ART, THE DRILL HALL, ROYAL
SQUARE
Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm,
Sunday 11am - 4pm
Laurie Hughes The Natural Order
Laurie says “I don’t know what it’s about
... you’ll have to see how you feel. I’ve
been inspired by various kinds of music
whilst I muck around with paint.
Sometimes images occur”.
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Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm,
Sunday 2-5pm
Square Deal and Donated
Picture Show
Members work on 10" square canvases
all at £50 plus a selection of donated
works at commission free prices. Come
early as this event is extremely popular.
Display will continue until 21st
September. For further information
contact: www.stisa.co.uk
...........................................................................
SALTHOUSE GALLERY, NORWAY
SQUARE
Open evening Saturday 10th 6 - 8pm
Open Saturday 10th - Friday 16th
September 10.30am - 6pm
Jon Hall & Mattie Pochee:
An Exhibition of Photographs and
Sculptures
‘Beached’. Jon presents photograms
onto film created without a camera, of
objects sculpted and washed up by the
sea. Also painterly photographs
revealing a story of boat hulls stranded
on the shore. ‘Some I Made Earlier’.
Mattie’s sculptures are mostly in mixed
media, inspired by old tales and older
truths.
...........................................................................
WEST, MOFFAT LINDNER ROOM
Saturday 17th - Saturday 24th
10am - 4pm
St Ives Textiles
St Ives Textiles is an established group of
artists who meet monthly at Porthmeor
Studios, working with a wide variety of
mixed media. This year the group has
been exploring the theme of St Ives, and
this will form the basis for their
exhibition. There will be items for sale
and members of the group will be on
hand to discuss their work.
...........................................................................
ST IVES ARTS CLUB, WESTCOTT’S
QUAY, AGNES NAYLOR ROOM
Daily 10am - 5pm
Members’ Exhibition
www.stivesartsclub.org
...........................................................................
YEW TREE GALLERY, KEIGWIN,
NEAR MORVAH, TR19 7TS
Tuesday - Saturday 10.30am - 5pm
True to Form
Exhibition of paintings and drawings
by Rose Hilton, ceramics by Sutton
Taylor & David Garland with bronze
sculpture by Breon O’Casey;
watercolours by Jenny Ryrie & jewellery
by Guy Royle. A sumptuous show
by these well-known artists in a rural
setting a few miles from St Ives,
overlooking the Atlantic.
emgilly@yewtreegallery.com
www.yewtreegallery.com 01736 786425
...........................................................................
TOWEDNACK CHURCH, TR26, 3AZ
Thursday 22nd 6 - 9pm, Friday 23rd &
Saturday 24th 10am - 4pm
Art Exhibition
An exhibition showcasing talented local
artists working with a variety of media.
This is the second exhibition at the
church following a very popular and
successful exhibition in 2014 with new
artists added for 2016.
www.towednackchurch.org.uk
...........................................................................
Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm,
Sunday 2 -5 pm
Members’ Festival Show
The show features an eclectic mix of
styles and media. Also a fine selection of
unframed original works and cards. For
further information contact:
www.stisa.co.uk
...........................................................................
Monday - Friday 9.30am - 4.30pm
throughout the Festival
Group Exhibition
Works by artists working at studios
managed by the Borlase Smart John
Wells Trust: Porthmeor Studios in St Ives,
and Trewarveneth Studios and Anchor
Studio in Newlyn.
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2016
ST IVES
SEPTEMBER
FESTIVAL
Please see our website for updates:
www.stivesseptemberfestival.co.uk
Follow us on facebook and twitter:
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Design: AG Design

2015 Festival Programme - St Ives September Festival

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