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Photograph by John Stedman
Golowan – The Never Ending Story
After the events of the past few months, which have brought the whole community together and shown
how important Golowan is to the people of Penzance, it is both a pleasure and a privilege, as custodians
of a proud tradition, to welcome one and all to the 2016 Golowan Festival.
Although Penzance Town Council remains a valued and vital partner, 2016 is the year that Golowan
effectively “came back to the community” and Golowan Festival Community Interest Company is the
organisation charged with co-ordinating the wealth of community support and goodwill to deliver
another outstanding celebration of the spirit and joy of this wonderful midsummer festival.
With the support of hundreds of volunteers and sponsors, Truro & Penwith College, Aspects Holidays,
Coodes Solicitors, Penzance Chamber of Commerce and the Penzance and District Tourism Association,
all the ‘old favourite’ elements of Golowan will be back as Mazey Day sees the town thronged with
crowds, colour, greenery, bustling market stalls and the magic of five parades featuring schools and
community organisations, huge images and soul-stirring music. Around the town musicians, impromptu,
acoustic and plugged-in, will ensure Penzance reverberates with rhythm while in Morrab Gardens a soft
play area for children will combine with sweet music from the bandstand to offer both a rest for tired feet
and a delight for the ears. Greenmarket car park - transformed into Festival Square for the day - will host
enticing food stalls and non-stop music on the Folk Stage. On Market Jew Street the Mock Mayor will join
the Town Mayor to share the delights of the parades with the thousands of visitors and locals who fill the
streets.
On Sunday most of the action moves down to the harbour area when Quay Fair Day - which can trace its
history back to the twelfth century - sees the quayside packed with stalls, music and entertainment. The
Quay Fairground will be open throughout the weekend and nearby Kids on the Prom will again furnish a
host of stimulating activities for children. Penzance has a wealth of young, local musical talent and once
again in Penlee Park, Notes on the Green will see them delighting an appreciative crowd.
In 2016 there will be something for everyone and all ages will once again have the chance to enjoy the
magic of this very special festival, Penzance’s very own Golowan! We are delighted to announce that at
the 2016 What’s on Cornwall Awards the Golowan Festival won the award for Best Family Event! The
award was accepted on behalf of the Golowan team, the amazing Golowan volunteers, the festival
sponsors and the people of Penzance.
Enjoy!
The Golowan Team 2016
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This year Golowan is generously supported by
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General Information
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Getting Around
Mazey Day Parades
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Golowan Markets
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Golowan Volunteers Community Workshops 10
Folk Stages 11
Cover design by Freya Laughton
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Getting Around
General Information
Free parking at Penwith College
Lost children
Golowan can become very busy, and we would
ask that parents/carers take care to keep their
children close. In the event that your child is lost,
we have made safe provision to care for them
until they are collected by a parent/carer. We work
closely with the local policing team to ensure the
safety of lost children and to facilitate a quick and
safe return to their parents. Children under the
age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult at all
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Car Parks: Cornwall Council One Stop Shop,
Penwith College, Harbour, Causewayhead, Penlee
Park – all car parks except Greenmarket and St
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Disabled Access: Please contact venues for
further information.
Toilets: Public toilets are available in Penzance
and on Mazey Day there are portable toilets
available in Festival Square (Greenmarket Car Park),
at St John’s Hall, in Jennings Street and Morrab
Gardens and by Poundstretchers.
Accommodation
Information is available from The Welcome Centre
Penzance (opposite the train station) Tel. 01736
335530 or email westcornwall@nationaltrust.org.uk.
Information is also available from the Penzance
and District Tourism Association.
Tel. 01736 364744 or visit their website at www.
penzance-hotels.co.uk
Need help or have a question?
There are a number of crew and volunteers
available throughout the festival.
Look out for their hi-viz jackets, Golowan t-shirts
and identification tag.
Event Information
All information is correct at time of going to print,
however please check the Golowan website for the
most up-to-date information www.golowanfestival.org
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Photography by John Stedman
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St John’s Hall
Festival Square Greenmarket car park
Farmers Arms
Fireworks - Harbour
Humphry Davy Statue
Queens Square
Acorn Theatre
Sound Nightclub
Methodist Chapel
St Mary’s Church
Morrab Gardens
Admiral Benbow
The Exchange
Wherrytown Boating Lake
Kids on the Prom
The Ritz
Welcome Centre Penzance
The Crown
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Penlee Park & Penlee Coach House
St Mary’s Church of England School
One Stop Shop St Clare
The Bath Inn
Skate Park
Penlee Museum
The Mill Bar, Branwells Mill
Golowan Office at the Barbican
Market House (LloydsBank)
Harbour car park - Quay Fair
Quay Fair - smaller children
Quay Fair Day Folk Stage
St Johns Ambulance (Saturday)
St Johns Ambulance (Saturday)
West Cornwall Hospital : 24 Hour Urgent Care Centre
The Lugger Inn
Mazey Day Parades - each one is different!
• 10.00 am Golowan Civic Procession From St. John’s Hall, down Market
Jew Street to Market House where the
Mayor and Mock Mayor address the
crowds (platform generously provided
by Chris Sedgeman Scaffolding Ltd and
sponsored by Coodes Solicitors)
• 11.00 am Crowst Parade
From St. John’s Hall, down Market Jew Street & back
• 1.00 pm Dinner Parade
From St. John’s Hall, down Market Jew Street & back
Saturday 25th June
The Golowan Market lines Market Jew Street all day and also
visit Chapel Street and Causewayhead to seek out those special
items and support local businesses and charities. Look out for
street entertainers...music.....bands......performers.....around the
town.
Don’t forget to visit the Golowan shop to
buy your special Golowan souvenirs – you’ll
find us in the shop opposite The Vault next
to the Cornish Café. The Golowan shop is
generously sponsored by Penzance and
District Tourism Association.
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• 3.00 pm Crib Parade
From St. John’s Hall, down Market Jew Street & back
• 4.45 pm Men and Maids
Men and Maids, dance the Serpent Dance through
the streets of Penzance with the Golowan Band
starting from St John’s Hall and ending let’s see
where…
Floor covering for use in St. John’s Hall kindly
donated by Solo Building Supplies
Look out for the beautiful Golowan Mermaid who may
be sighted on the rocks around Mount’s Bay when she
swims to our shores to be with us throughout the whole
of Golowan including the final weekend of Mazey and
Quay Fair Days. She is an elusive creature so have your
photograph taken with her whilst you can –then wave
her goodbye with a lovely framed memory to treasure…
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Photographs by John Stedman
Golowan remains one of the greatest community festivals
in the country. There can be no better illustration of this
than the tremendous support we received last year when
the future of the festival was under threat. Well over
1000 of you joined the “Save Golowan” Facebook group
which has now rebranded as Independent Supporters of
Golowan.
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Golowan is big, and benefits local businesses to the tune
of over £1 million, but to do this it costs £80,000 a year to
run. We have been grateful over the years for the support
of the Friends of Golowan fundraising organisation. Now
that the festival is back in the hands of the community, over the next few years as funding
from Penzance Town Council is reduced, the Friends of Golowan will become more
important.
We aim to build the Friends from its current base into a major source of funds for the
festival, and will be organising fundraising events year-round to support Golowan. The
core of the organisation though will remain its membership and we would be really
grateful if you would consider joining us, as an individual or an organisation.
To join, look out for flyers around town during the festival, or find the membership form
via the “Friends” page on the festival website www.golowanfestival.org . Keep an eye on
the Independent Supporters of Golowan Facebook group – join it if you haven’t already
– to keep up to date with news on Friends of Golowan events.
It’s our festival – let’s help it thrive!
Photographs by John Stedman
food on sale. Don’t forget to support the
charities and voluntary groups and to visit
our very own Golowan stall this year in the
empty shop next to the Cornish Café and
opposite the Vault in Market Place, kindly
donated by the shop owner and generously
sponsored by Penzance and District
Tourism Association.
We are continuing the tradition of the
Golowan Markets on Mazey Day (Saturday
25 June) and Quay Fair Day (Sunday 26
June). This year many of our regular traders,
charities and caterers are returning as well
as some who are joining us for the very first
time. On Mazey Day there will be stalls
selling goods of all kinds lining Market Jew
Street and also a few in Causewayhead and
Chapel Street. Greenmarket Car Park will
become Festival Square for the day and
will host the ever popular folk stage. The
square will also be a place to relax and
enjoy a meal from a variety of caterers –
sample Cornish, Thai, Mexican and much
more. On Quay Fair Day the market will be
located on the Quayside.
Volunteers
Make a real difference to Golowan in 2016. If you have a
few hours to spare between Friday 17th June and Sunday
26th June then get in touch. There are lots of things to
do: stewarding the processions, collecting donations,
helping with the road closures, giving out water during the
processions, running the Golowan stall, and more…………..
About 120 volunteers every year ensure Golowan is a great
success.
So get in touch at golowan@hotmail.co.uk or phone 01736
369686 and be part of the biggest and best community
event in the south-west.
Two hours of your time makes a big difference and as a
thank you every volunteer receives a Golowan T-shirt and
refreshments!
Enjoy browsing the stalls and sampling the
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Community Workshops
Please join us at one of the Golowan workshops in 2016.
Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Banner Making Workshops
Venue: The Coach House, Penlee Park, Penzance
Wednesday 15th June – 10 am – 5.30pm
Monday 20th June – 10 am – 5.30pm
Thursday 16th June -10 am – 5.30pm
Tuesday 21 June – 10 am – 5.30pm
Friday 17th June – 10 am – 5.30pm
Wednesday 22nd June – 10 am – 5.30pm
Saturday 18th June -10 am – 4.30pm
Boat Waking Workshops
Venue: to be confirmed – please look at the Golowan website for details
www.golowanfestival.org
Mazey Day - Folk Stage
Saturday 25th June - Festival Square
(Greenmarket car park)
10.00 am - Pensans Morris
1.50 pm -Tros an Treys
10.40 am - John Warburton
2.30 pm - Baldrick's Plan
11.10 am - Sounds Eclectic
3.10 pm - Henavek
11.50 am - Bill Goodyear
3:50 pm - Caracana
12.20 pm - Tyn Daga
4.30 pm - Red River Singers
Quay Fair Day - Folk Stage
Sunday 26th June - South Quay
Generously supported by Aspects Holidays
Saturday 11th June – 10am – 4pm
Saturday 18th June – 10am – 4pm
Tuesday 14th June – 5 – 7pm
Tuesday 21st June – 5 – 7pm.
Thursday 16th June – 5 – 7pm
We recommend that you attend at least both Saturdays to make a finished boat.
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10.00 am - Wayfarers
2.00 pm - The Golowan Band
10.40 am - Two and a Mug
2.40 pm - Rum and Shrub
11.20 am - Djazz Celtica
3.20 pm - Pendans
12 noon- Pensans Guizers
4.00 pm - Shindig
12.40 pm - Craggs Law
4.40 pm - Salt and Sky
1.20 pm - Tros an Treys
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11am - 4.30pm Tuesday to
Saturday, 11am - 7.30pm Thursdays Redwing Gallery’s Upper Gallery at 36A
Market Jew Street, Penzance - Drawing
from Life - Free admission
Throughout the Festival...
New work in many media from over a
dozen inspired artists who work weekly at
the open life drawing group in Penzance.
Open to all, details and map at http://www.
lifedrawing.me
The beautiful Golowan
Mermaid may be seen
on the rocks around
Mount’s Bay when she
swims to our shores to
be with us throughout
the whole of Golowan up
to and including the final
weekend of Mazey and
Quay Fair Days. She is
an elusive creature so
have your photograph
taken with her whilst
you can – then wave
her goodbye with a
lovely framed memory to
treasure…
6pm - 10pm - Polgoon Vineyard and
Orchard, Penzance TR20 8TE - Polgoon
Wine Event -Tickets: £15
In celebration of Cornish wine, Cornish food
and to kick start the Golowan festivities we
are inviting you to a food and wine evening
at Polgoon
FRIDAY 17th JUNE
7.30pm - Penlee Park Open Air Theatre - Morrab Road, Penzance - The Zig Zag Way.
Tickets: Adults: £12:00, Concessions: £10:00, Child: £8:00, Family: £36:00 Book online
http://www.crbo.co.uk or call the box office on 01726 879500
Our season of plays, musicals, and children’s shows runs from Easter to
October, but Minack is a great place to visit all year round.
During the day you can explore the sub tropical gardens and learn
how the theatre was created in our Exhibition.
See our website for visiting times & prices.
on the cliffs at Porthcurno, Penzance, TR19 6JU
Box Office and information 01736 810181
THE
BEST SCHOOL
IN CORNWALL
MOUNTS BAY
ACADEMY
WE’RE PROUD TO BE SHOWN AS THE BEST SCHOOL IN CORNWALL IN THE LATEST TIMES “BEST SCHOOL NEAR YOU”
Trebiggan Productions present The Zig Zag Way by Anita Desai
WHERE WILL YOUR
IMAGINATION
TAKE YOU?
SUPPORTING GOLOWAN - SUPPORTING THE COMMUNITY
Mounts Bay Academy, Boscathnoe Lane, Heamoor, Penzance, Cornwall TR18 3JT
E: enquiries@mountsbay.org | T: 01736 363240 | F: 01736 352326
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8pm (doors open 7.30pm) - The Exchange, Princess Street, Penzance TR18 2NL Morton Feldman’s Three Voices (1982) - Tickets: £10 in advance from The Exchange
and on the door
Soprano Juliet Fraser performs Morton
Feldman’s Three Voices (1982), a trio for the one
voice: performing one part live, the singer stands
between two speakers which play the other two
pre-recorded parts. Setting a fragment of text
by Frank O’Hara, the piece is one long, mesmeric
unfurling of whirling, interwoven patterns.
Thriving vegetarian wholefood
café and healthfood shop
Open Mon-Sat from 9 am.
Bread St
Penzance
Tel: 01736 362828
It’s easier with
the right team
105 Kenwyn St
Truro
Tel: 01872 278622
Our conveyancers aim to remove
the stress of moving house.
9pm – Sir Humphry Davy Tavern, Alverton
Street, Penzance – Liam Jordan
Saturday 18th June
Call to speak to a specialist
0800 3283282
www.archiebrowns.co.uk
coodes.co.uk
11am - 4.30pm - Redwing Gallery - Drawing
from Life – Free Admission
See Friday 17 June listing for details
12noon - 4pm - Redwing Gallery, 36A
Market Jew Street, Penzance, TR18
2HT - Linocut Printmaking without a
Press - Tickets £20 from the Redwing
Gallery
An afternoon workshop with Lee
Stevenson as an introduction to linocut
printmaking. Come and make an
original relief print from your sketch or
photograph. You don’t need a press but
you will need an apron!
For further details email lee.stev@live.
co.uk
Wednesday 22 - Sunday 26 June
9am - 6pm (4pm on Sunday)
Marquee on the Harbourside Car Park, Penzance
#532 Babble of Life Exhibition advert in Golowan Festival 2016 programme
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All day - Pirate Day - The Star Inn, Market Jew Street, Penzance
Fancy dress with live music in the afternoon
Part of Truro and Penwith College
3.30pm – 4.30pm free children’s fancy dress party with prizes and games. Live music in
the evening
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8pm - The Acorn, Penzance - Oye Santana - Tickets £13 on the door, £11 in advance
from CRBO http://www.crbo.co.uk/event
Universally acclaimed as the world’s best Santana tribute wherever they play, the band
perform all your favourites from early hits such as Jin-Glo-Lo-Ba, Samba Pa Ti and Soul
Sacrifice to Carlos Santana’s modern repertoire.
9pm – Sir Humphry Davy Tavern, Alverton Street, Penzance – Heavy Souls
Sunday 19th June
10.30 am - Leaving from St. John’s Hall - Civic Church Parade for the Feast Service
2pm - Penzance Cricket Club - A match between the Town Mayor’s XI and PZCC
President’s XI.
6pm – Sir Humphry Davy Tavern, Alverton Street, Penzance – Lounge Night (Disco)
7.30pm - St Mary’s Church, Penzance - Bach, Vivaldi & Handel - Tickets: £6.50 (under
21’s £3) available on the door or in advance from Mounts Bay Wine, Bread Street,
Penzance
Tim Boulton and some of Cornwall’s finest musicians are joined
by soprano Kirsten Mulchaly and alto Jake Barlow, conducted
by Angus Webster to perform JS Bach’s Brandenburg
Concerto No. 3, Spring and Summer from Vivaldi’s Four
Seasons and a selection of Baroque Operatic Arias.
In aid of Cornwall Music Therapy Trust
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Monday 20th June
8pm -The Crown, Victoria Square - Crown Sessions - Free Admission
A Festival Special Session of Penzance’s popular acoustic night.
Tuesday 21st June
THE MAKERS’
MARKET
10am - 5pm - The Engine Room, The Exchange Gallery, Princes Street, Penzance - A
Space to Write - Free admission
SAT 25 JUN
10.00 – 17.00
Magical music in a mellow setting.
An exhibition of photographic portraits by Steve Tanner exploring 26 writers living and
working in Cornwall in the space they choose to write. Featuring writers from Penwith such
as Anna Maria Murphy, Patrick Gale, Jane Pugh, Mark Jenkin, Mercedes Kemp, Liz Kessler,
Pauline Sheppard, Callum Mitchell and Bob Devereux. Linked to a publication of the same
name with interviews and extracts from each writer.
A curated selection of makers’ products
for sale in ceramics, furniture, interior
design, jewellery, paper and textile
THE EXCHANGE
Princes Street
Penzance, TR18 2NL
01736 363715
@newlynartgallery
newlynartgallery.co.uk
FREE
ENTRY
This event continues until 14 July
11am - 4.30pm - Redwing Gallery - Drawing from Life - Free admission
See Friday 17 June listing for details
10am - 4pm - St Buryan Methodist Church, Penzance Road, St Buryan, TR19 6DZ - Arts
and Craft Festival - Free Admission
Wood craft, Cross stitch, Marine painting, Cards, Pottery, Bags, Beach craft, Refreshments
and much more.
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‘The Wave’, Swamp Circus
6 - 8pm – The Edge of the World Bookshop, Market Jew Street, Penzance – Seafood
Foraging Book Launch
MAN ENGINE DAY
Friday August 5th
Join us for a celebration of the yummy delicacies our seas have to offer with local forager
Rachel Lambert. This will be Rachel’s second foraging book following the huge success of
her first Wild Food Foraging in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.
8pm - St Mary’s Church, Penzance - Beethoven, Mozart and Schubert - Tickets: £6.50
(£3 for under 21’s) available on the door and in advance from Mounts Bay Wine, Bread
Street, Penzance.
Tim Boulton and friends perform a programme of chamber music
exploring the journey from the classical to the romantic era,
including Beethoven’s Romance in F, Mozart’s Piano Quartet in G
minor and Schubert’s Trout Quintet.
In aid of Cornwall Music Therapy Trust
8pm - The Acorn, Penzance - Tina C. - Tickets: £12 on the door, £10 in advance from
CRBO: http://www.crbo.co.uk/event
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4pm ‘til Dusk
Back by popular demand after its success last
year and with the support of the Big Lottery’s
Awards for All Programme and Penwith Community
Development Trust, the Crazy Mazey Skate Park
Day returns as a fun-for-all event organised by and
aimed at the young people of Penzance.
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Kids Creation Stat
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Street Food Stall
SteamPunk Ball @
Based at the Skate Park on the Prom at Wherrytown
it will feature skate competitions for all ages,
Dj-ing (anyone can have a go!), paint workshops, a
climbing wall, barbecue and much more! After the
Mazey Day parades till dusk – be there!
info@popuppenzance.co.uk
www.popuppenzance.co.uk
Cosy friendly
atmosphere with wellkept real ales
Country music singer Tina C. has become a global icon. Not bad for a little girl born into
rural poverty in the backwoods of the South. How did she do it? Well you can find out in
the live show where Tina reads from her sensational auto-biography, illustrating with some
of her most famous songs
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Saturday 18th June
Pirate Day at The Star Inn - All day fancy dress
Live music in the afternoon and evening
3:30pm to 4:30pm FREE children’s fancy dress party
with prizes and games.
Wednesday 22nd June
Quiz night with your host Paul from 8:30pm. Free entry
with prizes.
Friday 24th June
Live music with The Roosters
Sunday 26th June
Open from 12md Festival food available all day. Live
music in the afternoon.
Jubilee Pool
Locally sourced good food. Daily Specials.
Live music Fridays and Saturdays.
Frequent Special events
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Saturday 25 June Mazey Day!
Military themed fancy dress all day – in aid of Help for
Heroes.
Open 9:00am for tea, coffee, burgers, hot dogs, sausages
and mini-breakfasts.
Special Mazey Day menu all day.
Bar open from 9:00am!
1:00pm – 3:00pm live music with Sinpusher
4:00pm – 6:00pm music Jam session for all “Bring your
instrument and have a go!”
9:30pm until late - Live music with The Rousterbouts
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Wednesday 22nd June
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and hand it in at the
Edge of the World Bookshop
23 Market Jew Street, Penzance,
TR18 2BY, Tel.01736 365607
You could win a beautiful limited
edition print from Jackie Morris’s
latest book The Seal Children
published by Otter-Barry Books,
£12.99
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Golowan Fun Fair - located between the
Jubilee Pool and St Anthony’s Gardens.
It opens on Wednesday evening and is
there to thrill through to Sunday evening!
9am - 6pm - Marquee on Harbour car
park, Penzance, TR18 2GB - Babble of Life
Art Exhibition - Free admission An art exhibition incorporating work from
Truro and Penwith College A level, Vocational
Diploma, Access, HNC and Foundation
Studies students as well as work from part
time students studying at Penzance School
of Art - all in one incredible show and during
the amazing Golowan Festival Week
Closes 4pm Sunday 26th June 2016
10 – 11am - The Edge of the World
Bookshop, Market Jew Street, Penzance –
Pre-schoolers’ Storytime
Photograph by John Stedman
Children’s writer and illustrator Rebecca Cobb has teamed up once again with Julia
Donaldson to make another charming picture book following the amazing success of Paper
Dolls.
11am - 4.30pm - Redwing Gallery - Drawing from Life - Free admission
See Friday 17 June listing for details
10am - 5pm - The Engine Room - The Exchange Gallery, Princes Street, Penzance – A
Space to Write – Free admission
See Tuesday 21 June listing for details
10am - 4pm - St Buryan Methodist Church, Penzance Road, TR19
6DZ, St Buryan - Arts and Craft Festival - Free Admission
Wood craft, Cross stitch, Marine painting, Cards, Pottery, Bags,
Beach craft, Refreshments and much more.
4pm - The Edge of the World Bookshop, Market Jew Street,
Penzance - After School Storytime with Chris Higgins
Come to the Edge of the World Bookshop to hear the latest
adventures of Matty and her wonderful Funny Family.
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8pm - St Mary’s Church, Penzance - Brahms, Mozart & Schumann - Tickets: £6.50 (£3
for under 21’s) available on the door and in advance from Mounts Bay Wine, Bread
Street, Penzance.
Tim Boulton and friends perform an evening of chamber music
contrasting the rich sounds of German romantics Schumann and
Brahms with the energy and fire of Mozart, including Mozart’s String
Quintet in C minor, Schumann’s Adagio & Allegro and Brahms’ Horn Trio.
In aid of Cornwall Music Therapy Trust
8pm - The Acorn Theatre, Penzance - Penzance Folk Club presents Geoff Lakeman
with support from Katie Kirk & Rick Williams -Tickets £10 (concessions £8) from CRBO
01726 879500 www.crbo.co.uk also from Fishboy PZ, 64 Chapel Street and Penzance
Welcome Centre.
Penzance Folk Club presents two stunning acts with
local roots. Headlining will be Newlyn-born Geoff
Lakeman who sings and plays duet concertina. Support
will be the recently formed duo of Katie Kirk (voice) and
Rick Williams (guitar), residents of West Penwith, who
have rapidly established a reputation for well-crafted
songs and exquisite harmonies.
8pm - The Admiral Benbow, Chapel Street,
Penzance - Wilkie Collins Rambles in Cornwall Tickets: £5 on the door or call 07814614764 In the summer of 1850, Wilkie Collins aspired to make
his name as a writer so commenced a walking-for
-pleasure tour of Cornwall, which resulted in his book,
Rambles Beyond Railways; or Notes in Cornwall taken
A-foot. In 2013 Jak Stringer retraced his footsteps,
with the aim of bringing stories from his forgotten
book alive once more, to create a performance that
Photo by Matt Austin
intertwines the life of Collins with a snapshot of
Victorian Cornwall and asks, when does a hobby become an obsession?
Thursday 23rd June
10am - 4pm - St Buryan Methodist Church, Penzance Road, TR19 6DZ, St Buryan - Arts
and Craft Festival - Free Admission
Wood craft, Cross stitch, Marine painting, Cards, Pottery, Bags, Beach craft, Refreshments
and much more.
2pm - 4pm - The Paddling Jackdaw Photo Safari - Meet at the
fountain in St. Anthony’s Gardens (opposite the Jubilee Pool) and
we will set off at 2
pm
In this year’s Photo
Safari for Golowan,
we’ll be taking on the
“Never Ending Story” theme by following a
chronological trail through some highlights
of Penzance history. As usual, participants
can pick up photographic hints and tips as
well as learning a little about Penzance
10am - 5pm - The Engine Room, The
Exchange Gallery, Princes Street,
Penzance - A Space to Write - Free
admission
See Tuesday 21 June listing for details
8pm – Sir Humphry Davy Tavern, Alverton Street, Penzance – Martin Bowie
“Caring for your
pets as we would
our own”
8pm - Late - Sound Nightclub, Branwells Mill, Penzance - Bad Manners Live
Performance - Tickets - http://www.badmannerssound.eventbrite.co.uk •
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See Advert on page 19.
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8.30pm - Star Inn, Market Jew Street - Quiz Night with prizes, with host Paul Free Entry and prizes
Tel: 01736 368768 24hrs
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6am – 8pm – The Acorn, Penzance – Sam Bleakley – Tickets: £5
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Surfer, travel writer and author Sam Bleakley is well known locally for his books on surfing
around the globe. In this evening event to celebrate the publication of his latest book,
Mindfulness and Surfing, he will be exploring how riding the waves can be the ultimate
meditation.
Restaurants with rooms in Britain’s most beautiful places
7:30pm - Penlee Park Open Air Theatre - Morrab Road, Penzance - As the Crow Flies.
Tickets: Adult: £4.00, Child: £3.00, Family: £12.00 (2 adults, 2 children) Book online
http://www.crbo.co.uk/event or call the box office on 01726 879500
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As the Crow Flies is a tale of unexpected characters and extraordinary feats, inspired by
sailors and forest dwellers – a story by Alex Goodman
7.30pm - 11pm - Redwing Gallery, Wood St. (bottom of Market Jew St.) Penzance
Tickets: £5.00, available at Redwing Arts from beginning of June
An evening of Latin music with Quijada (6 man Afro-Cuban Son & Salsa) with support from
Rumba Diablo (Samba and Afro-Cuban Rumba etc)
7:30pm - ‘til late - The Tow Bar Beer Tent - adjacent to the Waterside Meadery and the
South Quay entrance
Drinks and live, local music!
9am - 6pm - Marquee on Harbour car park - Babble of Life Art Exhibition See Wed 22 June entry for details
11am - 7.30pm - Redwing Gallery - Drawing from Life - Free admission
See Friday 17 June listing for details
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8pm - Admiral Benbow, Chapel
Street, Penzance - History
Through the Looking Glass
Presents: Dylan Thomas in
Cornwall - Tickets: £5 on the door,
call 07814614764 to reserve.
Friday 24th June
For a two year period, poet Dylan
Thomas was a frequent visitor to
Cornwall but little was known of
what filled this time. But in 2015 this
changed when theatre maker, Jak
Stringer, unearthed an unpublished
biography. Inspired by this, Jak
Stringer and Linda Camidge have
created a fascinating performance
piece.
See Wed 22 June entry for details
9am - 6pm - Marquee on Harbour car
park - Babble of Life Art Exhibition - Free
admission
10am - 5pm - The Engine Room, The
Exchange Gallery, Princes Street, Penzance A Space to Write - Free admission
See Tuesday 21 June listing for details
8pm – Sir Humphry Davy Tavern, Alverton Street, Penzance – Open Mic hosted by
Liam Jordan
10am - 4pm - St Buryan Methodist Church,
Penzance Road, TR19 6DZ, St Buryan - Arts
and Craft Festival - Free Admission
8pm - St Mary’s Church, Penzance - Penzance Youth String Orchestra & Penzance
Junior Strings with Kerenza Hurr soprano - Tickets - £6, under 21s £2, available in
advance from Mounts Bay Wine, Bread Street, Penzance or on the door. Wood craft, Cross stitch, Marine painting,
Cards, Pottery, Bags, Beach craft, Refreshments and much more.
Photograph by John Stedman
11am - 4.30pm - Redwing Gallery - Drawing from Life - Free admission
See Friday 17 June listing for details
Star Inn, Market Jew Street - Live Music with the Roosters
Turks Head
Chapel Street
Oldest pub in Penzance circa 1233
8pm ‘til late - Sound Nightclub, Branwells Mill, Penzance - The House of Blue Lights
-Tickets: £10 in advance from Pinup Boutique, 55 Chapel Street, Penzance. £15 on the
door.
An exquisite evening of Burlesque and Cabaret on a 1950s theme, featuring music,
singing and dancing. A sensuous celebration of the female form in all its shapes
and sizes. For more information visit us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/
FabulousFandangosEvents or at http://www.madamefandangos.com.
10pm - Chapel Street - Torchlit Procession
The Admiral Benbow
A unique pub and restaurant which boasts a fascinating interior of
maritime artefacts with a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. The new and
delicious menu contains many dishes including locally sourced seafood
which is truly mouth-watering.
46 Chapel Street, Penzance, Cornwall TR18 4AF Tel: 01736 363 448
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Great food and
real ales
7.30pm - St Mary’s Church, Chapel Street, Penzance - Golowan Gala Concert.
Admission by programme £6 (Programmes available from Morrab Studio, Penzance, or on
the door) “Cornwall Meets California” Sierra Nevada Winds with Mousehole Male Voice
Choir
7.30pm - Penlee Park Open Air Theatre - Morrab Road, Penzance - As the Crow Flies
- Tickets: Adult: £4.00, Child: £3.00, Family: £12.00 (2 adults, 2 children) Book online:
http://www.crbo.co.uk/event or call the box office on 01726 879500
10.45 pm - 11.10 pm - Fireworks - Penzance Harbour - supported by Penzance Town
Council
11pm – 4am – Sound Nightclub, Penzance – Tickets: £3 before midnight / £5 after, pay
on the door
Live Hip Hop Featuring Split Prophets
As the Crow Flies is a tale of unexpected characters and extraordinary feats, inspired by
sailors and forest dwellers - a story by Alex Goodman
7.30 pm - 10.30 pm - The Ritz, Queen Street - Mock
Mayor Election - Hedluv & Passman - Free admission
with a suggested donation to Golowan
The annual election of the Mock Mayor of the Quay the heart of the Golowan Festival. Headline act from
8.00pm followed by the election of the Mock Mayor of
The Quay, the leader of the Golowan Festival. Chaired
by former High Court Judge E "Justice" Socks now
elevated to the office of Grand Druid of Alverton.
Expect anarchy and misrule.
8.00 pm - The Lugger Inn, The Prom - DJ Roy
followed by Kernow Vibration
8pm - Sultans of String - The Acorn, Penzance
- Tickets: £13 on the door, £11 on advance from
CRBO www.crbo.co.uk tel: 0845 094 0428 or
+44 (0) 1726 879 500
Exciting music from a band that thrills audiences
with their genre-hopping passport of Celtic reels,
Flamenco, Gypsy-jazz, Arabic and South Asian
rhythms.
Direct from Canada especially for Golowan week.
9pm – Sir Humphry Davy Tavern, Alverton Street,
Penzance – Straw Dogs
7:30pm - ‘til late - The Tow Bar Beer Tent - adjacent to the Waterside Meadery and the
South Quay entrance
Drinks and live, local music!
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Mazey Day Parades
10.00 am
Mazey Day Saturday 25th June
Photographs by John Stedman
10am – 4pm – Folk Stage in Festival Square (Greenmarket car park)
Greenmarket car park is transformed into the vibrant Festival Square for one day only where
you can sample dishes from around the world and relax and listen to local bands on the Folk
Stage. More information on page 11
Civic Procession
This procession starts from St. John’s Hall and
goes as far as the Market House (Lloyds Bank)
where the Mayor and Mock Mayor address the
crowds (from a platform generously provided
by Chris Sedgeman Scaffolding Ltd and sponsored by
Coodes Solicitors)
11.00am Crowst Parade
1.00pm
Dinner Parade
3.00pm Crib Parade
12 noon - 4pm - Morrab Gardens - Children’s activities and
entertainment – generously sponsored by Penzance Chamber of
Commerce
Come and visit the gardens where young children can take part in
activities with the PlayBus and Swamp Circus. Sit on the grass and
have a cup of tea and a piece of cake whilst being entertained from the
bandstand.
Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
All day Mazey Day - The Mazey Dumitz Dugle 2016
A roaming day of Cornish entertainment throughout the back streets of Penzance - all day
Mazey Day - see our website for more details www.golowanfestival.org
9am - 6pm - Marquee on Harbour car park - Babble of Life Art Exhibition -
These three parades start from St. John’s Hall, go to the
bottom of Market Jew Street and then all the way back
again…pick your spot to get a good view
4.45pm Men and Maids, dance the Serpent Dance
through the streets of Penzance with the Golowan Band
starting from St John’s Hall and ending ……let’s see
where…
Throughout the day look out for street entertainers.…
music….performers ….all around town.
See Wed 22 June entry for details
10am - 5pm - Exchange Gallery, The Makers’ Market - Free entry
A curated selection of makers’ products for sale in ceramics, interior design, jewellery,
textile and more, celebrating local and regional talent.
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10am - 5pm - The Engine Room, The
Exchange Gallery, Princes Street,
Penzance - A Space to Write - Free
admission
10am - 1pm Tower open
See Tuesday 21 June listing for details
12 noon - 2.30pm - Lunch available (light lunches, all homemade food)
St Mary’s Church, Chapel Street, Penzance - Mazey at St Mary’s - Church open
11am Cakes and coffee
3 - 5pm - Cream Teas, cakes
Chapel Street Methodist Church
Programme for the Church Forecourt -
All day - Star Inn, Market Jew Street - Military Themed Fancy Dress - In aid of Help for
Heroes
Order of events:
11.15am to 12 noon
Celtic Fiddlers – Band
12.15pm to 12.45pm The Big Dance
Company – Dance
9.00am – Tea, coffee, burgers, sausage and mini breakfasts. Special Mazey Day menu all
day. Bar open at 9 am
Photograph by John Stedman
1.00pm To 3.00pm - Live music with Sinpusher
1.00pm to 1.45pm Chapel Street Methodist Church Worship Band
4.00pm to 6.00pm - music Jam session for all,” Bring your instrument and have a go”
2.15pm to 3.00pm Trelawney Singers - Singers
9.30pm until late - Live music with The Roustabouts
3.00pm to 3.45pm Broken Down Band – Band
4.00pm to 5.00pm Sierra Nevada Winds a symphonic wind band from Placer County,
California
Skate Park - The Prom, Wherrytown - Afternoon to evening - Crazy
Mazey Skate Park Day
11am - 4.30pm - Redwing Gallery - Drawing from Life - Free admission
A fun for all event featuring skate competitions for all ages, Dj-ing (anyone
can have a go!), paint workshops, a climbing wall, barbecue and much
more!
See Friday 17 June listing for details
Farmers Arms Stage , Top of Causewayhead – Free music from 4.30pm til late
Featuring Messengers of Death, Hamsters from Hell and Honey
8 pm - The Lugger Inn, The Prom - Sir Vinyl and special guests - Free
Back by popular demand!
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8pm -The Acorn, Penzance - Hank Wangford - Tickets:
£13 adult, £11 concession from CRBO www.crbo.co.uk
To round off Golowan Week we have the pleasure of hosting
the Hank Wangford Trio featuring Hank himself on acoustic
guitar and uke, Spanner Robinson on vocals and bass and
Andy Roberts (Brad Breath) on electric guitar, mandolin and
Appalachian Dulcimer. 10pm - 4am - The Mill, Branwells Mill, Penzance - The
Golowan Ball
Tickets available from The Mill - Local DJs
11pm – 5am – Sound Nightclub, Penzance - Tickets £6/£7 on the door
7:30pm - ‘til late -The Tow Bar Beer Tent - adjacent to the Waterside Meadery and the
South Quay entrance
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Sunday 26th June
Quay Fair - This year is the 20th anniversary of the Quay Fair - so don’t miss it!
Stalls line the harbourside from Ross Bridge through to the Jubilee Pool; there's
entertainment all day on the South Pier Folk Stage and street entertainment to look out for.
And if you have children search out 'Kids on the Prom' for fun packed activities.
7:30pm - ‘til late - The Tow Bar Beer Tent - adjacent to the Waterside Meadery and the
South Quay entrance
Drinks and live, local music!
10am – 5pm Golowan Stall – generously sponsored by the Penzance
and District Tourism Association
Don’t forget to visit the Golowan stall to buy your special Golowan
souvenirs – you’ll find us on the pavement next to The Dolphin outside
the Barbican office.
10am – 4.00pm – South Pier Folk Stage- generously
sponsored by Aspects Holidays
A lively programme of local musical talent.
More information on page 11
11am - Wherrytown Boating Lake - model boats set sail
Come and sail your model boat.
Market Jew Street :Penzance : Cornwall : TR18 2hZ
Tel : 01736 364137 E Mail : longboatinn@gmail.com
Website : www.longboatinn.co.uk
“Serving you with a warm Cornish
welcome, and celebrating 16 years.”
Open from 7am - 11pm, 7 days a week
Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
11am - 4pm - Kids on the Prom - just past the fairground going towards the prom
Come and enjoy the children's activities - face painting with
Funny Faces, a caricaturist, circus skills with SWAMP Circus, an
arts and crafts workshop and physical theatre with Pep Mogas
as well as Porthcurno Telegraph Museum joining us again for
some physics on the prom (and other unusual science!). And it's
all free!
Funded by FEAST
Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Homemade Food served 7am until 9pm
Have a great Golowan...
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Chapel Street Methodist Church
Open Air Worship at 10.30am on the church forecourt led by
Chapel Street Methodist Church Worship Band preacher Rev
Alistair Bolt
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Photograph by John Stedman
PENLEE PARK OPEN AIR THEATRE
SEASON2016
SUZANNE MANUELL & CORNISH SINFONIA
Illyria A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
Heartbreak Productions RATBURGER
Heartbreak Productions
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
AUG 6 THE FISHERMAN’S FRIENDS
JUL 2 Kernow King TREVITHICK
AUG 7 Squashbox THE SEA SHOW
JUL 3 CULDROSE MILITARY WIVES CHOIR
AUG 8 Boxtree Theatre
JUL 8 Quantum Theatre THE TEMPEST
THE SCARLET PIMPERNELL
JUL 9 TYN DAGA & VOX CHOIR
JUL 10 PENZANCE YOUTH STRINGS ORCHESTRA AUG 10 Festival Players HAMLET
AUG 11 The Pantaloons THE CANTERBURY TALES
JUL 13 Penzance Operatic
AUG 14 Squashbox TALES FROM TALL TREES
SONG FROM THE SHOWS
AUG 16/17 Miracle Theatre
JUL 16 Fathom Theatre TWELFTH NIGHT
THE MAGNIFICENT THREE
JUL 17 Little Trebiggan
AUG 18 Kernow King MINORITY RAPPORT
WENNIE & JAGO’S GIANT ADVENTURE
AUG 19 SARAH McQUAID
JUL 19/20 Miracle Theatre LIFE’S A DREAM
AUG 20 GBTheatre ROMEO & JULIET
JUL 22 Illyria RUDDIGORE
AUG 21 Squashbox STOMES & BONES
JUL 23 DALLA
AUG 23 Folksy Theatre
JUL 24 John Brolly ROBIN GOODFELLOW
THE SMARTEST GIANT IN TOWN
JUL 25 Avant Theatre LOVE LABOURS WON
JUL 27 Illyria DANNY, CHAMPION OF THE WORLD AUG 27 Oddsocks MACBETH
AUG 28 Squashbox THE SEA SHOW
JUL 29 The Folly Mixtures
AUG 28 Oddsocks MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
BURLESQUE IN THE PARK
AUG 29 Baroque Theatre VERONICA’S ROOM
JUL 30 NorthSouth Theatre CANVAS & RUM
AUG 30 O-Region Films BROWN WILLY
JUL 31 John Brolly TEMPEST IN A TEACUP
AUG 31 Quantum Theatre
THERE WERE 4 LITTLE RABBITS
SEP 22 Scary Little Girls PETER PAN
JUN 3 The Dream Team THE MOUSEHOLE CAT
JUN 11 ELLA TURK & THE ROGUE TONES
JUN 17 Trebigan Theatre THE ZIG ZAG WAY
JUN 23/24 Alex Goodman AS THE CROW FLIES
AUG 1
AUG 2
AUG 3
AUG 4
TICKETS : CRBO 01726 879500
www.crbo.co.uk
The Theatre in the
www.penleeparktheatre.com
Twitter : @PenleeTheatre
FB : PenleeParkOpenAirTheatre
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11am-4pm Notes on the Green generously sponsored by Truro and Penwith College Penlee Park Theatre - Free
Featuring young acoustic musicians and
singers and showcasing well known and
emerging talent from local schools and the
college
St Mary’s Church, Chapel Street, Penzance
12 noon - light lunches, all homemade food
4pm - Songs of Praise
9am - 4pm - Marquee on Harbour car park - Babble of Life Art Exhibition
See Wed 22 June entry for details
10.30am - 5pm - St Anthony’s Gardens - Petanque.
No charge
Come and have a go at the game. Expert or novice –
all welcome.
Open from 12 midday - Star Inn, Market Jew
Street
Festival food available all day. Live music in the
afternoon.
5 - 6pm - St Mary’s Church, Penzance - The Guildhall Recorder Consort Ensemble,
‘From Early Music to Modern Music’ - a journey through the ages - Tickets: Adults £7,
Concessions £5, Children free.
The Guildhall Recorder Consort is a group of Recorder
students from the Guildhall School of Music and Art
in London. They are showcasing the wonderful varied
sound of the recorder through the centuries, from
Renaissance to the 20th century. This performance will
be a rare treat.
Park in the Heart of
Penzance
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8pm to 10pm - The Yacht Inn,
Penzance - Shout West - Free
Entry
No better way to relax at the end
of Golowan week than with a
good old Cornish Shout! All the
old favourites that the Cornish do
love to sing…. from Lamorna to
Camborne Hill, from Cornish Lads
to the White Rose. We provide the
songbooks, you provide the vocals,
ably assisted by singers from our
local choirs. Come and sing or listen
while enjoying a meal or a drink at a
friendly and harmonious finale of the
2016 Golowan Festival.
The Dolphin Tavern
Open all day 11am – 11 pm|
BBQ served all day on Mazey day
Sunday roasts available
Quay Fair Day
For bookings call 01736-364-106
Or e-mail:
dolphintavern@tiscali.co.uk
The Lugger Inn, Marine Parade, The Promenade - Jo Sortino followed by The Suspects
- Free
www.dolphintavern.co.uk
Jo Sortino the resident DJ and guitarist will start the entertainment followed by The
Suspects, an amazing soul, funk and blues band. Then Jo Sortino will be back again to bring
the Lugger’s Mazey celebrations to an end.
Waves
Café-Bar
Proud to support Golowan Festival
Open Mazey Day
9am- 9pm
Compass’d by the Inviolate Sea:
Marine Painting in Cornwall
from Turner to Wallis
18 June – 3 September 2016
SCIENCE
BUSKING AT
KIDS ON THE
PROM
Telegraph Museum Porthcurno,
Penzance, TR19 6JX
Morrab Road, Penzance
www.penleehouse.org.uk
Join us on Quay Fair Day for some
fun, fizzing science experiments.
Make your own balloon kebab, watch
our amazing marshmallows and listen
to our musical coathangers!
Open Monday to Saturday 10am to
5pm (last admission 4.30pm)
Sunday 26th June
11am - 4pm
TelegraphMuseumPorthcurno
FIND US TOWARDS THE
TOP OF CAUSEWAYHEAD
Penlee House Gallery & Museum is owned
and operated by Penzance Town Council
T: 01736 810966 | E: info@telegraphmuseum.org
@ThePTM |
• Local, home-cooked food •
• Organic burgers •
• Homemade cakes •
• “Best coffee in Penzance” •
www.telegraphmuseum.org
Image: Stanhope Forbes, ‘Chadding in Mount’s Bay’ 1902, Worcester City Art Gallery
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