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SUMMARY:17 October: Ocean Conservation at The National Marine Aquarium with Marcus Williams @ 1930
DESCRIPTION:Did you see Secrets of the Aquarium on BBC TV? Then you will have seen Marcus Williams\, Curator of National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth. \nCalstock Arts are thrilled he is coming to talk to us about ocean conservation\, the National Marine Aquarium and his role as the curator at the largest public aquarium in the UK. Marcus will also focus on the importation of an olive ridley turtle that was featured in the Secrets of the Aquarium series. \nMarcus Williams is the Curator of the National Marine Aquarium which is the largest public aquarium in the UK. As an aquarium it is unique because it is part of the Ocean Conservation Trust\, a charity that focusses on connecting people with the Ocean. His relationship with the National Marine Aquarium started in 1999\, a year after it opened\, when he completed a work experience placement and they have struggled to get rid of him since! \nMarcus was born in Plymouth and grew up in Tamar Valley so he’s very proud of the part he plays in putting Plymouth on the international map! \nSecrets of The Aquarium | Stars of the Show (national-aquarium.co.uk)
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/17-october-the-ocean-conservation-trust-with-marcus-williams-from-national-marine-aquarium/
CATEGORIES:Other,Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241013T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241013T170000
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SUMMARY:13 October: Taiko Drumming Performance @ 1445
DESCRIPTION:Following the extremely successful workshop in June 2023\, the Taiko Drummers  are returning to Calstock Arts by popular demand to give another workshop followed by a performance of their own. \n(https://www.taikosouthwest.org.uk/) \nTaiko drums have been around for a couple of thousand years\, traditionally used in the background to keep the beat for dancers and singers during festivals or creating the sound effects offstage in Noh and Kabuki theatre. As a performance art\, it is relatively new\, having been developed in the 1950s by the Japanese jazz drummer Daihachi Oguchi. Since then\, the art of Taiko drumming has spread across the globe\, including to the South West of England. \n\nThe performance\, which will consist of two 25-minute sets\, is the first to be given by Tano at Calstock Arts.  It is recommended that children be at least 8 years old to attend the performance. \n https://vimeo.com/598854061 \nhttps://vimeo.com/609717122 \nThere is also a workshop in the morning where over 12’s & adults can learn to drum. Please buy a combined ticket if you wish to attend the workshop & the performance. Tickets with a  workshop element are limited to 30. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/13-october-taiko-drumming-performance-1445/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20241013T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20241013T130000
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT 13 October: Taiko Drumming Workshop @ 1100-1300
DESCRIPTION:Following the extremely successful workshop in June 2023\, the Taiko Drummers  are returning to Calstock Arts by popular demand to give another workshop followed by a performance of their own. \n(https://www.taikosouthwest.org.uk/) \nTaiko drums have been around for a couple of thousand years\, traditionally used in the background to keep the beat for dancers and singers during festivals or creating the sound effects offstage in Noh and Kabuki theatre. As a performance art\, it is relatively new\, having been developed in the 1950s by the Japanese jazz drummer Daihachi Oguchi. Since then\, the art of Taiko drumming has spread across the globe\, including to the South West of England. \nThe workshop\, which lasts 2 hours\,  gives the participants an opportunity to learn some of the history and background of Taiko drumming\, get to grips with the basics of drumming and try out some simple drills. The workshop culminates in everyone learning a fun choreographed piece to play together.  Whilst not marketed as therapeutic\, there are many benefits to Taiko drumming: it’s great physical exercise and good “brain gym”. It’s also a lot of fun and can result in a real sense of achievement. \nhttps://vimeo.com/598854061 \nhttps://vimeo.com/609717122 \n Quotes from previous workshop participants:\n“A fantastic day. I thoroughly enjoyed it and would love to come again.  It’s definitely something I could get into”.\n“We had a great time. Thank you for the warm welcome. If we weren’t so far away\, we’d definitely join you more regularly”.
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/13-october-taiko-drumming-workshop-1100-1300/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240929T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240929T170000
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SUMMARY:29 September: Petals & Tails (pre & primary school children's event) @ 3pm
DESCRIPTION:Calstock Arts with Carn to Cove are thrilled Panta Rei Danseteater are returning to Cornwall with their brand new show Petals & Tales\,  featuring dance\, music\, poetry and fairy tales. \nThe afternoon begins with a small tea party\, squash and cake (coffee & tea available too)\, plus a story to set the scene and colouring for those who want to be artistic! We then go to see the show which features a magic tree surrounded by hundreds of flower petals. Many surprises await our young audience during the show. \nPetals and Tales is the story of the Flowerpot Man\, a magical tale that encourages children to allow wonderful\, incredible and improbable things to be a part of their lives. \nPetals & Tales is a collaboration between Panta Rei Danseteater (Norway) and the Korean company SangSang Maru. The show is performed in English \nPerformance time 30 mins plus time to play and have a tea party/story
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/29-september-petals-tails-pre-primary-school-childrens-event-3-30/
CATEGORIES:Children's,Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240920
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20240705T163914Z
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SUMMARY:19 September: From Honey Bees to Dairy Cattle- Double Bill @ 1930
DESCRIPTION:Man has intervened in nature and his effect has been profound. Calstock Arts is proud to present two speakers looking at aspects of this – Michael Head and Dale Wood \nVet\, Michael (Spike) Head will look at: \n‘The Challenges and Solutions of Dairying in the ‘New World’ \nMichael will cover the changes in the dairy industry\, both local and global\, that have occurred through his career. With the environment and sustainability in mind references will be made to cow health\, medicine use and the management of the environment. The talk is sure to generate discussion. \nApiarist\, Dale Wood will speak on: \n‘Honey Bees…and Almost Everything Else’ \nHoney bees are amazing creatures. Their life cycle from egg to adult is a biological wonder. The evolution started when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. They came through several mass extinctions and they survive still despite the damage done to their habitat. This touches on many aspects of honeybee life\, and the struggles imposed on them\, often by us. \nMichael Head (aka Spike) qualified from the Royal Veterinary College in 1994. He has a Certificate in Cattle Health and Production and a Diploma in Bovine Reproduction. Michael’s first job was in St Columb Major from where he moved to Somerset stayed until his return three years ago to support farmers both sides of the Tamar. He now works locally and nationally as a veterinary trainer. Michael has travelled extensively\, with a couple of short trips to Mozambique and Uganda training farmers and advisors in animal health and a project in Trinidad and Tobago where he investigated a tropical disease in humans and was a ‘doctor’. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and is a keen birdwatcher. \nDale Wood is a retired teacher who started beekeeping on a whim just a few years before retirement. Once free from the shackles of a daytime job\, colony numbers grew rapidly and after 12 years of beekeeping\, numbers now are around the 25 to 30 mark. His eight apiaries are sited in the Upton Cross area of SE Cornwall. Dale is a trustee and council member of Cornwall Beekeeping Association\, he is the apiary  manager for Kit Hill beekeeping group and he runs weekly apiary sessions and a ‘”Beekeeping for Beginners” course. \n*Both speakers have most kindly agreed that all proceeds from ticket sales will go directly to funding the purchase of a new projector for the main hall at Calstock Arts. \n  \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/19-september-from-honey-bees-to-dairy-cattle-double-bill/
CATEGORIES:Other,Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240902T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240902T170000
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20240826T221506Z
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SUMMARY:2 September: The Bite of the Vampire and Shadowed Dreamer
DESCRIPTION:Operation Emotion presents a film\, The Bite of the Vampire and a performance from Stephen Hart. \nThe Bite of the Vampire follows the on-going trial of Thomas Smith who was a victim of childhood sexual abuse at the hands of the Roman Catholic Church.   The story follows his daily struggles as a survivor of sexual abuse who battles prejudice\, misinformation and a society that does not understand the debilitating effects of trauma.  It is a modern day tale that carries a stark warning for us all.’ \nLink to the film trailer on IMdB  The Bite of the Vampire \nStephen Hart is a London-based singer\, actor\, and activist. Hart lived through a cruel childhood\, was out on his own from an early age\, and struggled to put himself through school. He forged a creative life that brought him work in film and television\, and he was featured in the Andrew Lloyd Webber–produced West End musical Bombay Dreams. In 2009\, Hart took his troubled and at times traumatic life story and created a solo play\, Shadowed Dreamer\, which he performed to great acclaim Off Broadway in New York City. He recently returned to New York to honour the 10-year anniversary of his triumph\, and to re-create his show for a few exclusive performances \nLink to Shadowed Dreamer. \n\n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/2-september-the-bite-of-the-vampire-and-shadowed-dreamer/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240809
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240810
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
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SUMMARY:9 August: Wilding (film screening) - SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:Based on Isabella Tree’s best-selling book by the same title\, Wilding tells the story of a young couple that bets on nature for the future of their failing\, four-hundred-year-old estate. The young couple battles entrenched tradition\, and dares to place the fate of their farm in the hands of nature. Ripping down the fences\, they set the land back to the wild and entrust its recovery to a motley mix of animals both tame and wild. It is the beginning of a grand experiment that will become one of the most significant rewilding experiments in Europe. \n“Wonderful…An inspiring true story that shows how we can revive nature and restore hope” \nPatrick Barkham\, The Guardian \n“A lyrical hymn to the self-healing of the English countryside.” \n— Dog and Wolf \nDirected by David Allen \nTrailer https://youtu.be/Uw084uIMo8Y?si=NTDptkcqly3Yha2I \nhttps://www.wildingmovie.com/ \ntwitter.com/MetFilmDistrib \ninstagram.com/metfilmdistribution/
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/9-august-wilding-film-screening-additional-screening-due-to-demand/
CATEGORIES:Film,Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240808
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240809
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240703T100913Z
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SUMMARY:8 August: Wilding (film screening) SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:Based on Isabella Tree’s best-selling book by the same title\, Wilding tells the story of a young couple that bets on nature for the future of their failing\, four-hundred-year-old estate. The young couple battles entrenched tradition\, and dares to place the fate of their farm in the hands of nature. Ripping down the fences\, they set the land back to the wild and entrust its recovery to a motley mix of animals both tame and wild. It is the beginning of a grand experiment that will become one of the most significant rewilding experiments in Europe. \n“Wonderful…An inspiring true story that shows how we can revive nature and restore hope” \nPatrick Barkham\, The Guardian \n“A lyrical hymn to the self-healing of the English countryside.” \n— Dog and Wolf \nDirected by David Allen \nTrailer https://youtu.be/Uw084uIMo8Y?si=NTDptkcqly3Yha2I \nhttps://www.wildingmovie.com/ \ntwitter.com/MetFilmDistrib \ninstagram.com/metfilmdistribution/
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/screening-wilding/
CATEGORIES:Conservation,Film
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240710
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240711
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20240614T074022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240702T175341Z
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SUMMARY:10 July: Film-Down The Drain @1900
DESCRIPTION:Down the Drain delves deep into issues around climate change and Cornwall’s fresh water – looking at everything from heavier rain leading to more sewage overflows\, flooding and loss of topsoil. \nFollowing the film we will be discovering how we can work together to take action Beyond the Individual . We know that everyday actions can make a difference but intuitively we know that there is more we can do if we work together. Without prescribing what we might do as a community we want to explore this important issue together. We want to hear your thoughts and ideas. \nTickets £6 plus booking fee \n*Please note\, this is an external booking
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/10-july-film-down-the-drain/
CATEGORIES:Conservation,Film
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240518T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240518T170000
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20240325T203733Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240325T203733Z
UID:2729-1716019200-1716051600@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:18 May: Quiz in support of Thomas Read Bursary
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a quiz in support of the Thomas Read Bursary. \nTeams of 4-8 \nFor tickets please contact: \nCarolyn Read: 07778 364944  or \nKevin Read: 07778 367277
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/18-may-quiz-in-support-of-thomas-read-bursary/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240509
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240510
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20240310T090727Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240416T143613Z
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SUMMARY:9 May: Power to the People - Cornwall's Climate Stories
DESCRIPTION:Power to the People is the latest film in the superb Cornwall’s Climate Stories series directed by Calstock’s own Bryony Stokes. \nBryony will also be in attendance to provide more in depth background to the making of this film\, she will also be accompanied by experts from the film to answer your energy questions. \nWith fantastic resources of wind\, sun\, tides\, geothermal heat and critical minerals\, Cornwall could drive the whole country’s clean energy revolution. \nHowever\, the UK’s 100-year-old electricity grid means this potential can’t currently be harnessed – while huge numbers of local people are living in poorly insulated homes they can’t afford to heat. \nPower to the People explores the exciting opportunities and huge challenges facing us as we wean ourselves off fossil fuels – from a farmer who’s found a novel way to combine food production with solar panels\, opportunities to use our historic heritage to power the future\, and projects to harness the amazing untapped heat 5km down in the Earth’s crust. \nQ&A panel  \nSimon Miller from the Wadebridge renewable energy network\nMatt Shepherd from ZLC Energy\nAndy Neville climate advisor Stoke Climsland \nFor more information  about Bryany’s films: https://www.cornwallclimate.org
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/9-may-power-to-the-people-cornwalls-climate-stories/
CATEGORIES:Conservation,Film
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240425
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240426
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20240126T093138Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240409T173951Z
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SUMMARY:25 April: SOLD OUT Screening- SIX INCHES OF SOIL with Marina O'Connell
DESCRIPTION:Six Inches of Soil is a British independent full feature documentary shining a spotlight on soil health and regenerative farming. It tells the inspiring story of young British farmers standing up against the industrial food system and transforming the way they produce food – to heal the soil\, our health and provide for local communities. The aims of the film are to sound the alarm on a broken system\, but to also give hope that there is a way to fix it; to inspire farmers to adopt agroecological and regenerative farming practices; and to encourage consumers\, food corporations and policymakers to support their efforts.  \nMarina O’Connell will be leading in the question and answer session after the film and will also talk about her farm\, regenerative farming and working to increase the number of farms adopting more soil friendly farming practices. \nShe is the author of “Designing regenerative Food Systems\, and why we need them now” – A unique toolkit of resilient food production systems\, including biodynamic\, organic\, agroforestry\,  regenerative\, agroecological and permaculture methods\, with illustrated case studies\, references and resources. \nHalf the food we eat in the UK is produced by about 180\,000 farmers\, who manage 70% of our land.  Current “industrial” mainstream farming practices significantly contribute to soil degradation\, biodiversity loss and climate change. Regenerative farming practices\, (within an agroecological system) promote healthier soils\, provide healthier\, affordable food\, restore biodiversity and sequester carbon.  \nSix Inches of Soil is a story of three new farmers on the first year of their regenerative journey to heal the soil and help transform the food system – Anna Jackson\, a Lincolnshire 11th generation arable and sheep farmer; Adrienne Gordon\, a Cambridgeshire small-scale vegetable farmer; and Ben Thomas\, who rears pasture fed beef cattle in Cornwall.  \nAs the trio of young farmers strive to adopt regenerative practices and create viable businesses\, they meet seasoned mentors – John Pawsey in Suffolk\, Nic Renison in Cumbria and Marina O’Connell in Devon – who help them on their journey.  \nThey are joined by other experts – Henry Dimbleby\, Ian Wilkinson\, Mike Berners-Lee\, Vicki Hird\, Dee Woods\, Tim Lang\, Hannah Jones\, Satish Kumar\, Nicole Masters\, Tom Pearson – providing wisdom and solutions from a growing movement of people who are dedicated to changing the trajectory for food\, farming and the planet. \nThe 96 minute film\, with its original music score and beautiful animation\, was completed at the end of 2023\, and was launched at the Oxford Real Farming Conference on 4th January 2024. It was also shown at COP 28 in December 2023 through EIT Food Systems. \n“WOW @sixinchesofsoil what an amazing 🤩 movie! I never thought I could watch a movie about soil and get emotional” Michael Aggrey at COP28 \nhttps://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/jun/03/the-regenerative-farm-working-to-improve-soil-without-fertilisers? \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/25-april-screening-six-inches-of-soil-with-marina-oconnell/
CATEGORIES:Film,Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240414
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240415
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20240214T160020Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240407T102919Z
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SUMMARY:April 14: One Writers’ Group: Three Routes to Publication @ 6pm
DESCRIPTION:WEST COUNTRY AUTHORS TO SHARE TRICKS OF THE TRADE \nThree Devon authors\, who are all members of the same writing group\, will be sharing their experience of the rocky road to publication\, in an attempt to help other writers get published. \nCalstock Arts are thrilled to welcome\, Yaara Lahav Gregory\, Anna Lunk\, and Sophie Pierce\, in conversation  at the Old Chapel  with their One Writers’ Group: Three Routes to Publication. \nAnna Lunk\, a one time resident of Calstock and member of Girl’s Own Theatre lives in Staverton\, while Sophie Pierce and Yaara Lahav Gregory live in Ashburton. They are all members of Ashburton Writers’ Group. \nAll three have had books published in the last year\, but know what a lonely business writing is\, and how difficult it is to get published. The trio will share their experiences\, reading extracts from their books\, talking about their journeys to publication and discussing the support and encouragement they received from their writing group. \nTheir books are very different: Yaara’s Night Swimming in the Jordan (Cinnamon Press) is a novel set in 1970s Israel\, but which also incorporates life in Devon. Anna’s novel Amie’s Rest  (Buzzard Press) is the story of a young girl navigating life on her own after being in care\, while Sophie’s memoir The Green Hill: Letters to a Son (Unbound)  is about the sudden death of her son Felix\, and the role of the Devon landscape in her journey of grief. \nSays Anna: “All writers know how difficult it is to get published. For many years\, we’ve all been working away\, mostly on our own\, so being part of a writer’s group has been an enormous source not just of support\, but of sharing of information. \nYaara is delighted the group have found success\, and says writers should never give up. “Who would have thought that all three of us would publish books in the same year\, after so many years of hard work not to mention disappointments!” \nFurther info on the authors and books \nYaara Lahav Gregory’s novel Night Swimming in the Jordan (Cinnamon Press) explores the political landscape of 1970s Israel through the story of a young girl in a kibbutz community.  Many years later her daughter is living in Devon and trying to make sense of absences in her family’s history.  Both a coming of age novel and an exploration of clashing ideologies Night Swimming in the Jordan is a portrayal of a country in conflict seen through a young girl’s eyes. \n In Anna Lunk’s Amie’s Rest  (Buzzard Press) Amie\, a young woman suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder is sheltering in a derelict cottage in woodland above a Scottish loch.  She has run out of money and is distrustful of the outside world\, but is none the less determined to live life on her own terms.  The novel follows Amie’s first few weeks as she struggles to survive against the odds;\, lonely\, but deeply connected to the natural world. The reader is immersed in her west coast surroundings\, walking in her footsteps. \nSophie Pierce’s The Green Hill\, letters to a son (Unbound) was inspired by the sudden death of her son Felix\, a young man with his life before him.  The book is a celebration of the restorative power of nature and is deeply rooted in the landscapes of South Devon. It explores how beauty\, a sense of place and the passing seasons can help us contend with our own mortality.  Sophie’s previous books\, co-written with Matt Newbury\, include Wild Swimming Torbay \, Wild Swimming Walks Cornwall\, Wild Swimming Walks Dorset and East Devon\, and  Wild Swimming Walks Dartmoor and South Devon.
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/april-14-one-writers-group-three-routes-to-publication-6pm/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240407
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240408
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20240228T173025Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240228T172255Z
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SUMMARY:7 April: Unpinned from Time - Poetry Book Launch by Dorothy Coventon
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the Old Chapel\, for a couple of hours\, to celebrate the launch of Dorothy Coventon’s new book of collected poems of love and loss: Unpinned From Time. \nWritten as a searing response to a double tragedy in her life\, the poems have won prizes and received much acclaim. They speak with a breathtaking directness to poet and non-poet alike. \nDorothy lives and writes in Cornwall\, has worked as a midwife and lecturer and is now retired. She loves Rumi. \nDorothy will read from her book during the afternoon\, and copies will be available for sale on the day. Traditional Irish music by Turlough O’Carolan will be played by George Black and Jane Weatherby. \nEntry to the event is free but please get an allocated ticket in advance so we know what numbers to expect. \nThe Gallery bar will also be open for the sale of alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks.
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/7-april-unpinned-from-time-poetry-book-launch-by-dorothy-coventon/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240321
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240329
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20240120T180015Z
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SUMMARY:21-28 March: Wild About Calstock Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:An intergenerational nature-based arts project by The Photobook Project\, connecting older and younger people to each other and the Tamar Valley. This exhibition features the participants’ photographs\, taken throughout the project\, and an accompanying collection of photobooks.  \nWild About Calstock engaged school children at Calstock and Stoke Climsland Primary Schools and Sensory Trust’s dementia-friendly Walk & Laugh Group. Across three guided nature walks\, participants have observed\, documented and shared knowledge whilst also taking part in workshops with local experts (such as foraging with Incredible Edible). With a focus on the winter wetlands\, wildlife and woodlands\, Wild About Calstock connected people across the generations and nurtured a deeper appreciation for their local environment and wildlife. The project also aimed to raise awareness of the Parish Council’s Climate Change Action Plan and the environmental challenges and opportunities that they are currently seeking to address. \nWild About Calstock was commissioned by Calstock Parish Council’s Working Group for Nature Recovery as part of their Environment and Climate emergency Strategic Plan. The project was supported by FEAST\, Arts Council England\, Cornwall Council\, Calstock Parish Council\, Sensory Trust\, The Box and the Tamara Landscape Partnership (a delivery branch of The Tamar Valley National landscape – formerly AONB). \nTo find out more about The Photobook Project\, visit: https://the-photobook-project.com/ \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/21-28-march-wild-about-calstock-exhibition/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240315
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240316
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20231229T233215Z
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UID:2485-1710460800-1710547199@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:15 March: Stephen Moss- Ten Birds that Changed the World @1930
DESCRIPTION:Original producer of BAFTA award winning series Springwatch\, Stephen Moss\, leading naturalist\, author and broadcaster joins us in Calstock. \nStephen will explain how crucial birds have been in the development of life on earth and their relationship with man. \nFor the whole of human history\, we have lived alongside birds. We have hunted and domesticated them for food; venerated them in our mythologies\, religion and rituals; exploited them for their natural resources; and been inspired by them for our music\, art and poetry. \nIn this talk Stephen Moss will tell the gripping story of this long and eventful relationship through ten key species from all seven of the world’s continents. From Odin’s faithful raven companions to Darwin’s finches\, and from the wild turkey of the Americas to the emperor penguin as potent symbol of the climate crisis\, this is be a fascinating evening of natural history. \nPresident of Somerset Wildlife Trust and Senior lecturer at Bath Spa University\, Stephen’s other TV accolades include Big Cat Diary\, Birds Britannia and Birding with Bill Oddie. He writes regularly for The Guardian and has written over 30 books. \nTen Birds that Changed the World was shortlisted for the Wainwright Prize – Nature Writing https://www.faber.co.uk/product/9781783352418-ten-birds-that-changed-the-world/ \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/15-march-stephen-moss-ten-birds-that-changed-the-world/
CATEGORIES:Conservation,Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240222
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240223
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20231119T081803Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240122T171923Z
UID:2384-1708560000-1708646399@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:22 February 2024: Black Ops and Beaver Bombing- Fiona Mathews and Tim Kendall @ 1930
DESCRIPTION:“Elegiac\, informative and funny; some truly magical encounters in the wild” Peter Fiennes \nFiona Mathews and Tim Kendall will take us on a safari unlike any other\, based on their book Black Ops and Beaver bombing\, where they travelled from Scotland to the Isles of Scilly in search of Britain’s marvelous animals. They will explore the many mammals of Britain\, the threats to their survival\, the struggles that plague conservation and what should be done to protect them. \nFiona Mathews is Professor of Environmental Biology at the University of Sussex\, co-author of the Government’s State of Nature Report (2023) and founding chair of Mammal Conservation Europe. \nTim Kendall is Professor of English Literature at the University of Exeter and edited Britain’s Mammals (2018) \n“As she’s one of the ablest mammalogists of our age\, its well worth listening to Fiona Mathews” Derek Gow \n“Weasely my favourite book of 2023” Dave Goulson \nShortlisted for the Wainwright Prize \nWaterstones Best Books 2023 \nCountryfile’s best nature and wildlife books for 2023 \n  \nYou can find out more about Fiona and Tim’s book here https://oneworld-publications.com/work/black-ops-and-beaver-bombing/ \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/22-february-2024-black-ops-and-beaver-bombing/
CATEGORIES:Conservation,Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240209
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240210
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20230201T174958Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231122T191824Z
UID:2405-1707436800-1707523199@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:9 February: Co-operative Big Band @ 1930
DESCRIPTION:Calstock Arts are delighted to welcome the Co-operative Big Band who are returning to the Old Chapel after an excellent performance last year. \nFormed in 2009 with a small group of students and private pupils  by Pete Twyman. They are kindly performing at as a fund raiser for Calstock Arts. \nThe Cooperative Big Band prides itself on being regards as a very professional & democratic youth big band. The band is tutored by professional musicians and consists of a mixture of students from Lipson Cooperative Academy and several other schools across the region. \nThe band’s big break was being booked to play for the America’s Cup on Sky TV along such artists as Seth Lakeman. The addition of ex Royal Marine Bandsman\, who play regularly with the band\, has created an emulation model for the players. \nNow led by Gav Martin\, currently a Teacher of music at Lipson Cooperative Academy and former WO1 Bandmaster Royal Marines Band Service\, the band have performed at many prestigious events including the Theatre Royal Plymouth & Plymouth Pavilions and they have won Best Regional Big Band at the Saltash Music Festival for 5 consecutive years! \nThey have an extensive repertoire of swing\, funk\, & soul music and have up to 30 members performing at some engagements. The line up consists of a standard rhythm section\, trumpets\, and trombones and a large saxophone section. \nCome and listen to these great young people; the musicians of tomorrow! Media | Co-operative Big Band \nFor more information see Co-operative Big Band \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/9-february-co-operative-big-band-1930/
CATEGORIES:Jazz,Music,Other,World Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240203
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240204
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20231121T170539Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240201T163122Z
UID:2388-1706918400-1707004799@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:3 February: My Darling Clementine (see competition below)
DESCRIPTION:A labour of love on multiple levels\, My Darling Clementine – the sobriquet of spouses Michael Weston King and Lou Dalgleish – began as a homage to classic country duets of the 60’s and 70’s á la George & Tammy and Johnny & June. Their latest album is called “Country Darkness” – a collaboration with keyboard genius Steve Nieve (The Attractions / The Imposters)\, which sees them reinterpreting the country songs of Elvis Costello.  \nReleased in November 2020 it charted in both the UK and European Americana charts receiving unanimous praise along the way \nDuring the past 9 years they have played over 800 shows around the world\,  won numerous awards and have more than earned their own bona fides\, with their wry yet heart-on-sleeve song-craft spotlighting the vagaries of romance and the human condition\,  and their match-made-in-heaven harmonies \n “King and Dalgleish have earned their place in the role call of great country duettists” – UNCUT  \n “MDC mix country gloom with excellent musicianship and very fine songs.” The Guardian \n “King and Dalgleish have re-invented the country duet” – The mingling of these two voices is just heavenly”  Mojo \n “One of the most exquisitely pained country albums of the year comes from England” New York Daily News \nTheir career started with the 2011 debut “How Do You Plead?”\, produced by Neil Brockbank (Nick Lowe)and featuring some of London’s finest musicians from the 70’s pub rock era. \nReleased in 2011\, it was immediately acclaimed on both sides of the Atlantic. Country Music People called it; “The greatest British country record ever made” \nSuch praise led to a US record deal and invitations to appear at the Americana Music Association in Nashville and SXSW in Austin in 2013 \nThe follow-up\, “The Reconciliation\,” produced by Colin Elliot (Richard Hawley) and featuring guest appearances from Kinky Freidman and The Brodsky Quartet only enhanced the bands growing reputation and received a similar critical response with the New York Daily News choosing it as ‘album of the month’ while Popmatters put it in their Top 10 Country Albums of 2013. \nTheir next move was a slight departure as they the collaborated with best selling crime writer\, and avowed country music fan\, Mark Billingham on the story and song project The Other Half. \nBillingham wrote a dark\, nourish tale of murder\, lust and revenge around eight of King & Dalgleish songs. The Other Half became an album\, an audio book\, and a stage show and featured contributions from actor David Morrisey and singer songwriter Graham Parker \nAfter 18 months of touring The Other Half\, including a run at The Edinburgh Festival  Michael and Lou returned to the studio for album no. 4. \nRe-uniting with producer Neil Brockbank\,  Still Testifying was released in the summer 2017. Stylistically\, it was a further shifting away from classic country to embrace gospel and country soul and was widely acclaimed with many writers praising the new direction; \n“Where gospel\, country and Southern soul happily collide. It’s terrific.” UnCut\,   ‘this more Delaney & Bonnie than George & Tammy’ Record Collector     \nListen to them here: https://youtu.be/yFP6X5FKUw4?si=UdGxqSnPBK49MAO1 \nCOMPETITION – all advance ticket holders included in a draw to win one of two copies of the ‘How Do You Plead?’ album. Competition to be drawn on the night of the performance
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/3-february-2024-my-darling-clementine/
CATEGORIES:Folk,Music,Other,Popular,World Music
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240125
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240126
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20231014T145546Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231230T183458Z
UID:2252-1706140800-1706227199@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:25 January: Mark Avery – What wildlife needs and how to provide it
DESCRIPTION:“If I were king for a day Avery would be instantly installed as the benign dictator of conservation” Chris Packham \nDr Mark Avery is a senior conservationist having been RSPB conservation director for 13 years\, former chair of the World Land Trust and co-founder of Wild Justice with Chris Packham and Ruth Tingay. Mark will highlight what is wrong with many of the ways we do conservation and what part the state\, environmental charities and WE can do to start putting it right. He will discuss the successes and failure of the past and will draw important lessons for more effective conservation and how we will turnaround the decline in wildlife. \n‘Britain’s premier wildlife blogger” The Independent. \nRead about Mark Avery here: https://markavery.info \nMark’s new book REFLECTIONS is out now https://pelagicpublishing.com/products/reflections
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/25-january-2024-reflections-what-wildlife-needs-and-how-to-provide-it/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231210T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231210T150000
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20231025T170836Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231128T171652Z
UID:2293-1702195200-1702220400@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:10 December: Calstock Singers 'Garland of Song' @ 3pm SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:Come and join Calstock Singers and special guests Under The Fingers in Calstock Arts for ‘A Garland of Song’\, an afternoon of Christmas music to cheer the spirit! \nThe date is Sunday 10th December and the time is 3pm. \nWe’ll provide the warm drinks and mince pies and the Gallery Bar will be open. \nFree tickets will be available from November in the Limekiln Gallery or from Jenny (01822 835889) to allow us to ensure everyone has a seat. \nAlthough there is no charge for tickets\, donations very welcome! \nRaffle in aid of Shelterbox.
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/10th-december-calstock-singers-garland-of-song-3pm/
CATEGORIES:Choir,Classical,Music,Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231130
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231201
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20230706T100000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231202T112108Z
UID:2098-1701302400-1701388799@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:30 November: Guy Singh-Watson (Riverford) @ 1930
DESCRIPTION:Self-confessed veg nerd\, Guy Singh-Watson has over the last 30 years taken Riverford from one man and a wheelbarrow delivering homegrown organic veg to friends\, to a national veg box scheme delivering to around 50\,000 customers a week. Guy will talk to us about ‘35 Years of Trying to be Useful – whatever that means for a farmer\, cook and parent in 2023” \nGuy is an inspirational\, passionate\, opinionated and admired figure in the world of organic farming\, who still spends more time in the fields than in the boardroom. Twice awarded BBC Radio 4 Farmer of the Year\, Guy is passionate about sharing with others the organic farming and business knowledge he has accumulated over the last three decades. His video rants have provided a powerful platform to do this\, with a video on pesticides going viral on Facebook to reach 5.6 million views and 91\,000 shares. His weekly veg box newsletters connect customers to the farm with refreshingly honest accounts of the trials and tribulations of producing organic food\, and the occasional rant about farming\, ethical and business issues he feels strongly about. \nGuy has always believed that organic food should not be elitist\, but accessible for everyone. He has built Riverford to give a fair deal to all – growers\, staff\, customers and the planet. All of this was recognised in 2015 when Riverford veg boxes were awarded Ethical Product of the Decade at the Observer Ethical Awards \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/30-november-guy-singh-watson-riverford-1930/
CATEGORIES:Other
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231127
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231128
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20230724T114348Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231109T163004Z
UID:2151-1701043200-1701129599@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:26 November: Theatrix Arts presents The Snow Queen (puppet show 4-12 yrs) @ 3pm
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us at The Old Chapel for a new puppet show\, The Snow Queen\, with optional puppet making workshop. Suitable for children ages 4-12 and their parents\, carers and families. \nTwo performances at 1130 & 1500 \nThe Snow Queen \nThe Toy Maker is in his workshop\, making toys for the children when all of a sudden they come to life to tell the story of The Snow Queen. \nFollow Gerda on her adventures as she sets out to rescue her brother Kai from the evil Snow Queen who is holding him prisoner in her ice palace and meet the magical creatures who help her on her mission. \nWatch Paul Batten of Theatrix Arts perform this magical story through puppets\, changing scenery\, music and sound effects. Then meet the puppets and create your very own Puppet of a character from the show! \nTrained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School\, Artistic Director of Theatrix Arts\, Paul Batten has worked for many years in the theatre and entertainment industry. working as a Puppeteer and Maker Production Manager\, Designer for many events large-scale outdoor site-specific events. In his career\, Paul has also had the opportunity of touring with several different Theatre companies and music groups\, both nationally and internationally\, He also finds time to teach in theatre production. \n  \nAudience feedback from other shows \nPaul is an absolutely wonderful performer! My daughters adored him and had lots of fun interacting with him during the amazing show”. \n“Absolutely brilliant show A Dragons Tale this weekend for our 26th Victorian weekend in Robin Hoods Bay. Laughing all the way through\, couldn’t recommend any more!” \n“Brilliant. Just been to see A Dragon’s Tale\, the children loved it\, grown ups too!” \n“A Dragon’s Tale – Lovely little puppet show – my five year old laughed a lot. Nice little puppet making activity after too which is a great idea.” \n“Paul is an absolutely wonderful performer! My daughters adored him and had lots of fun interacting with him during the amazing show”. Interactive show for all the family to be involved in followed by puppet making workshop \nFurther info can be found at: \ntheatrixarts (yourwebsitespace.com) \nFacebook
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/26-november-theatrix-arts-presents-the-snow-queen-puppet-show-4-12-yrs-3pm/
CATEGORIES:Other
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231126T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231126T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20230726T110218Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231109T163024Z
UID:2140-1700985600-1701000000@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:26 November: Theatrix Arts presents The Snow Queen (puppet show 4-12 yrs) @ 1130
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us at The Old Chapel for a new puppet show\, The Snow Queen\, with optional puppet making workshop. Suitable for children ages 4-12 and their parents\, carers and families. \nTwo performances at 1130 & 1500 \nThe Snow Queen \nThe Toy Maker is in his workshop\, making toys for the children when all of a sudden they come to life to tell the story of The Snow Queen. \nFollow Gerda on her adventures as she sets out to rescue her brother Kai from the evil Snow Queen who is holding him prisoner in her ice palace and meet the magical creatures who help her on her mission. \nWatch Paul Batten of Theatrix Arts perform this magical story through puppets\, changing scenery\, music and sound effects. Then meet the puppets and create your very own Puppet of a character from the show! \nTrained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School\, Artistic Director of Theatrix Arts\, Paul Batten has worked for many years in the theatre and entertainment industry. working as a Puppeteer and Maker Production Manager\, Designer for many events large-scale outdoor site-specific events. In his career\, Paul has also had the opportunity of touring with several different Theatre companies and music groups\, both nationally and internationally\, He also finds time to teach in theatre production. \n  \nAudience feedback from other shows \nPaul is an absolutely wonderful performer! My daughters adored him and had lots of fun interacting with him during the amazing show”. \n“Absolutely brilliant show A Dragons Tale this weekend for our 26th Victorian weekend in Robin Hoods Bay. Laughing all the way through\, couldn’t recommend any more!” \n“Brilliant. Just been to see A Dragon’s Tale\, the children loved it\, grown ups too!” \n“A Dragon’s Tale – Lovely little puppet show – my five year old laughed a lot. Nice little puppet making activity after too which is a great idea.” \n“Paul is an absolutely wonderful performer! My daughters adored him and had lots of fun interacting with him during the amazing show”. Interactive show for all the family to be involved in followed by puppet making workshop \nFurther info can be found at: \ntheatrixarts (yourwebsitespace.com) \nFacebook
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/26-november-theatrix-arts-presents-the-snow-queen-puppet-show-4-12-yrs-1130/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231109T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231109T200000
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20230414T140153Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231022T135103Z
UID:1854-1699516800-1699560000@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:9 November: Martin Rowson - Giving the Gift of Offence
DESCRIPTION:Martin Rowson is a multi-award-winning political cartoonist\, author\, ranter\, illustrator\, broadcaster and poet who’s been assailing the world of politics and the news with his thought-provoking images for 40 years. \nMartin was last at Calstock Arts with his Cartoon History of Brexit in October 2019. He returns to the Old Chapel with his new show “Giving the Gift of Offence“\, where Martin takes us through 40 years of British Politics\, with both his personal and his cartoon responses to the individuals he has met: including the perennial challenges of having to work out how to draw the “fresh meat” of each new Prime Minister\, alongside the cavalcade of events we’ve all witnessed and he’s depicted. \nRefreshingly indiscreet in revealing the people beneath the pomp and spin (as well as spilling the beans on the true nature of journalism)\, this new show will be fully illustrated.
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/9-november-martin-rowson-giving-the-gift-of-offence/
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Other
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231109T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231109T140000
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20230414T140153Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231030T132422Z
UID:2315-1699516800-1699538400@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:9 November: Martin Rowson - Caricature Workshop @ 2pm
DESCRIPTION:Multi-award-winning political cartoonist\, Martin Rowson has agreed to run a caricature workshop at 1400 for approx an hour on the afternoon of 9th November for £10 a person. \nCome and get some tips and see how it’s done in person. \nIf you would like to attend\, please bring your own materials and book a place using the link below. Anyone attending the workshop can buy a ticket for the evening for £10 (instead of £15 on the door) at the workshop. \nPlaces are limited so please book as soon as possible. \nMartin was last at Calstock Arts with his Cartoon History of Brexit in October 2019. He returns to the Old Chapel at 8pm on 9th November with his new show “Giving the Gift of Offence“\, where he takes us through 40 years of British Politics. \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/9-november-martin-rowson-caricature-workshop-2pm/
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Other
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231019
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231020
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20230803T120913Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231001T143814Z
UID:2146-1697673600-1697759999@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:19 October: 4pm Poppanoodle Theatre presents 'Two Marys\, Five Jacks and One Very Big Shoe’ (suitable for 2-5yrs)
DESCRIPTION:The Cornish theatre company\, Poppanoodle Theatre and their latest show\, ‘Two Marys\, Five Jacks and One Very Big Shoe’ are coming to Calstock Arts. The show is aimed at 2 to 5 year olds and there will be two  performances (morning and afternoon)\, one during (1100) and one after school (1600). \nThe show will last about 40 minutes \nCalstock Arts has contacted local schools and pre schools and it is hoped that some schools will bring their children to the school time performance\, though there may be some tickets left. \nThe later performance (1600) is for those that will come with their family or carers. \nThe performance is based on a story of Wee Willie Winkie who lives with his sister Mary\, Mary\, Quite Contrary and his mother the Old Woman who Lived in a Shoe. Wee Willie Winkie wants to have some fun before bed one night and acts out a play to his mother with the help of his sister and the audience. Numerous nursery rhymes are recreated in this fast-paced production for children of 2 to 5 years. With laughter\, music and song this piece has something for little ones and their grown-ups. \nCalstock Parish Council have very kindly provided a grant towards the cost of this performance. Therefore we are able to offer tickets for £1 per child. Donations from adults appreciated but not expected. \nFor more info see Poppanoodle Theatre | Cornwall based theatre for children and young people
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/19-october-poppanoodle-theatre-presents-two-marys-five-jacks-and-one-very-big-show-suitable-for-2-5yrs/
CATEGORIES:Other
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231012
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231013
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20230705T161523Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230816T164928Z
UID:2089-1697068800-1697155199@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:12 October: Hugh Warwick “Why did the hedgehog cross the road”
DESCRIPTION:Hugh Warwick is an ecologist\, one of Britains leading experts on hedgehogs and the spokesperson for the British Hedgehog Preservation Society. Hugh has studied hedgehogs for 30 years and says he has ‘used them mercilessly in my quest to win people over to my view of a kinder relationship with nature” \nHugh is a natural communicator and his talks are massively informative and entertaining\, as are his books of which he has written three on hedgehogs\, A Prickly Affair\, Hedgehog and his latest hedgehog publication The Hedgehog Book. We are privileged that Hugh is making the long trip down from Oxford to speak and answer questions about hedgehogs and the environment. \n“Political\, passionate\, perceptive” Robert Mcfarlane \nYou can hear Hugh here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7uqaF9ycPs&t=3s \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/12-october-hugh-warwick-why-did-the-hedgehog-cross-the-road/
CATEGORIES:Other
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230929
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230930
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20230802T111417Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230802T173642Z
UID:2167-1695945600-1696031999@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:29 September: Macmillan World's Biggest Coffee Morning @ 10am
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us at The Old Chapel for the annual coffee morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. \nVarious raffle prizes from generous local businesses in addition to the delicious home made cakes. \nBring a friend or just pop in for a chat 🙂 \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/29-september-macmillan-worlds-biggest-coffee-morning-10am/
CATEGORIES:Other
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230720
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230721
DTSTAMP:20260430T135258
CREATED:20230610T150940Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230719T171019Z
UID:2025-1689811200-1689897599@calstockarts.org
SUMMARY:20 July: Cornwall's Climate Stories - Hungry for Change (preview showing) SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:We have sold out for this event but Bryony is happy to show the film again in September if there is enough interest. If you were unable to come to this showing & would like to see the repeat showing\, please email events@calstockarts.org \nHungry for Change\, the latest episode in the Cornwall’s Climate Stories series\, is presented by a forager who takes a fascinating and inspiring look at how we could ‘do food better’ – from the gleaners picking ‘waste’ crops in our fields to a microbiologist keen to get us all eating low-carbon insects and projects to grow food in unusual places. \nWhat we eat and the way we produce it is responsible for a huge part of our carbon emissions\, particularly since we import nearly 50% of all our food …. and waste one-third of it. \nLast summer’s heatwave\, which frazzled crops and left dairy cows suffering from heat stress\, showed just how vulnerable our intensive\, fossil fuel-driven food system is to climate shocks. \nDirected by Calstock’s own Bryony Stokes. \nTasty tester food in the theme of the film by Katie and Crow from 7-7.45pm\, for a donation. No pre booking necessary but first come first served! \nThe film will be followed by a question and answer session.
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/20-july-cornwalls-climate-stories-hungry-for-change-preview-showing/
CATEGORIES:Film,Other
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