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  • 27 February : Gallery Bar Special with The Blues Dukes

    Calstock Arts are delighted to welcome back the Blue Dukes. The four veterans of the SW Music scene are back in their 4-piece band playing Blues and Roots music. The band consists of - Jeff "the Horse" Horsey      Harmonica, Guitar and Vocals Gareth Hedges                     Guitar and Vocals George Nixs                          Lead Guitar and Vocals Colin Boyd                           ...

  • 28 February: The Songs of Nick Drake – Keith James with Ritchie Cotterill @ 1930

    Keith James returns to the Old Chapel with THE SONGS OF NICK DRAKE. Voice and unusually tuned acoustic guitars, together with flutes played by Richie Cotterill. Nick Drake is one of the most revered and loved of all this country’s acoustic Singer-Songwriters. He has given us timeless songs that shed all the tears of life within...

  • 5 March: C Fylm presents Lollipop

    Lollipop is a 2024 British drama film directed and written by Daisy-May Hudson. The film premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival on 20 August 2024, and was released in the United Kingdom on 13 June 2025.

  • 6 March : The Countrymen @1930

    Our annual event to celebrate St Piran's weekend at Calstock Arts. The Countrymen return to the Old Chapel, with their 'Cornish Folk Rock Harmony'. It’s difficult to find a musical genre that would fully describe The Countrymen, but Folk Rock Harmony comes close. A five-piece band featuring tight four-part vocal harmony and strong instrumentation, their style...

  • 13 March: Hannah James and Toby Kuhn

    HANNAH JAMES AND TOBY KUHN In a journey through sound, texture, emotion and rhythm, Hannah James and Toby Kuhn navigate the paths of growth, discovery, darkness and light, exploring the dialogue of cello, voice, accordion and foot percussion in new and unexpected ways.  Effortlessly blending, the pair play and dance through a series of thoughtful...

  • 20 March: Rob Barratt – Poet, Comic, Humourist and Singer

    Brain tickling, word mangling performances combine clever word play, verse and song with satire, parody and audience participation. Rob deals with the important issues of the day with topics such as squid, data driven education, Neanderthal politics, the weather in relationship with potatoes, but beneath the humour serious issues lurk. This not only clever but...

  • 21 March: SINGH Strings – The first of our festival of Four World Music Concerts

    The ‘Our Music Planet’ Festival of world music kicks-off with a celebration of the music from the Indian sub-continent. We welcome the Singh Strings to Calstock Arts for their first performance at the Old Chapel. The trio is a truly family affair. Led by Sitar maestro, Dharambir Singh, he is accompanied by his two talented...

  • 26 March: Cornwall Climate Care – Beyond Bricks

    Beyond Bricks is the latest documentary by award-winning charity Cornwall Climate Care Housing is a basic human requirement - but the construction industry is one of the world’s biggest sources of climate emissions and landfill waste. Beyond Bricks investigates the balancing act needed to create hundreds of thousands of new homes in the UK without worsening...

  • 28 March: Superlocrian

    Superlocrian are delighted to be performing at  Calstock Arts as part of their UK performance series for 2026. This seven-piece acoustic chamber jazz ensemble are one of the UK’s leading ensembles of its kind. Featuring nationally-acclaimed jazz soloists alongside leading orchestral players, Superlocrian’s debut album “Hills & Valleys” received much critical acclaim on its release...

  • 29 March: Gallery Bar Special with The Jazz Divas

    Join us at the Old Chapel to welcome back this year's Jazz Divas! Eight solo singers performing well-known jazz standards in this Gresham House Studios residential show case. Coached by jazz legend Liane Carroll and Helen Porter over a weekend, the performers will showcase their individual styles on Sunday evening at a Gallery Bar Special....

  • 10 April: Angeline Morrison

    Angeline is one of the freshest voices in English folk music today, celebrated for her soulful, resonant voice, evocative songwriting, and deeply affecting performances. Her artistry has earned standing ovations on stages large and small, with Mojo ranking her #5 among key voices of 2023. A singer, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, Angeline’s music explores ordinary lives...