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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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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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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231020
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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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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231012
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231013
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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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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230929
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230930
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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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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230720
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230721
DTSTAMP:20260428T204628
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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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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230702
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SUMMARY:1 July: Superlocrian
DESCRIPTION:Superlocrian are recognised as one of the UK’s finest emerging crossover chamber jazz ensembles. Calstock Arts are thrilled they are fitting us in around their performances at the Budleigh Music Festival. \nBlurring the lines of genre categorisation\, this small wind ensemble performs on trumpets\, flugelhorns\, saxophones\, flutes\, trombones and tuba\, and showcases brand new arrangements and compositions for this unique format from exciting young composers including Callum Au\, Tom Green and Sam Massey. \nHaving featured on BBC Radio 3’s In Tune in its infancy\, Superlocrian has just recorded its debut album in 2023 at the world-famous AIR Studios – it features a wealth of experience and talent\, from London’s glittering West End to the South West’s finest soloists. \nFrom Bond to Bacharach via beautiful rich harmonies and brand new music\, there is something for everyone in a Superlocrian concert – check out their showreel for a taste of what they do here \nBand Line Up \nTrumpet/Flugelhorn/Musical Director: Sam Massey \nTrumpet/Flugelhorn: Gavin Mallett & Hugh Davies \nSoprano\, Alto Saxophone & Clarinet: Edward Leaker \nAlto\, Tenor & Baritone Saxophone & Flutes: Jade Gall \nTrombone: Tom Green \nTuba: Mike Poyser \nPress quotes \n“Innovative compositions and arrangements” Katie Derham\, BBC Radio 3’s “In Tune”
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/1-july-superlocrian/
CATEGORIES:Classical,Folk,Jazz,Music,Other,Popular,World Music
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230618
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230619
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SUMMARY:18 June: Taiko Drumming Workshop @ 1500 SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:Taiko 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 to create the sound effects offstage in Noh and Kabuki theatre.  As a performance art in its own right\, it is actually quite new\, having been developed in the 1950s by a Japanese jazz drummer\, Daihachi Oguchi.  Since then\, the art of taiko drumming has spread across the globe\, including the South West of England! \nTaiko South West comes under the umbrella of Kagemusha Taiko\, founded in 1998 by Artistic Director\, Jonathan Kirby.  Our Taiko Centre is near Newton Abbot in Devon\,  where we offer the company’s adult performing group\, Tano Taiko\, as well as taiko experiences for schools and other organisations throughout the South West. \nIn our workshops\, participants get to grips with the basics of taiko drumming\, try out some simple drills and learn a fun choreographed piece.  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 lead to a real sense of achievement. \nSuitable for all ages over 12. \nPrevious workshop participants have said: \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.” \nFor further information please see: \nhttps://www.facebook.com/TaikoSouthWest \nhttps://www.instagram.com/taikosouthwestuk/
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/18-june-2023-taiko-drumming-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Drums,Other
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230610T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230610T235900
DTSTAMP:20260428T204628
CREATED:20230309T185735Z
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SUMMARY:10th June: Calstock Heritage Weekend - Acapella Moonshine Performance @ 1930
DESCRIPTION:Calstock Arts are thrilled to be hosting Acapella Moonshine\, an all-female sea shanty group from Falmouth\, as part of the Calstock Heritage Weekend  They embody the spirit of the sea and the women who draw their life from it \nThis Gallery Bar Special is free entry with a bucket on the door for you to show your appreciation! \nListen to Acapella Moonshine here
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/10th-june-calstock-heritage-weekend-acapella-moonshine-1930/
CATEGORIES:Choir,Folk,Music,Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230521
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230522
DTSTAMP:20260428T204628
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SUMMARY:21 May: Cultivator Mixer - River Reflections @1pm
DESCRIPTION:Calstock Arts are thrilled to be part of the Cultivator Mixers programme. Tickets are now available to the general public for this event which is limited to 15 people. If you are unlucky and cannot get a ticket for the whole afternon\, you can still see the Tamar River film for free at 3pm. \nCultivator is a business development programme that supports the creative sector in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. It’s is a project run by Creative Kernow and works in partnership with the University of Plymouth\, Real Ideas Organisation\, Cornwall College and Cornwall Development Company.   \nTo support creative businesses\, we provide one-to-one consultations with specialist advisors\, as well as a range of funding opportunities\, employment bursaries\, skills workshops and networking events to help you grow your business and connect with the right people. You can find our full programme here.    \nRiver Reflections offers you the chance to engage creatively with the beautiful landscape of the River Tamar\, network with fellow artists\, and get a preview of an exclusive exhibition. The event will start with a networking opportunity and a short walk along the river from Calstock Quay car park towards the Boat Yard\, passing underneath the Viaduct to take in the stunning scenery. Then\, you’ll join Calstock-based artist and gallery owner Ley Roberts for an informal session of pen-and-ink drawing and coffee\, exploring different ways to capture the landscape. \nThe drawing session will take place in our main auditorium\, with a gorgeous river view from the picture window and balcony\, inspiring your sketches. \nAfter a break for afternoon tea\, provided by local cafe Lishe\, you’ll have the chance to view works inspired by the Tamar Valley from Ley Roberts and Gill Mannings Cox\, in our pop-up exhibition\, which will be installed in the Gallery Bar & main auditorium. \nTo cap off the day\, you’ll be invited to an exclusive screening of Samuel Bestwick’s ‘Dowr Tamar / Great Water\,’ a short film that uses archive footage to explore the evolution of the Tamar through time\, diving deep into the river’s landscape. \nOur local cafe\, Lishe\, will provide afternoon tea for the event. A range of delicious freshly baked cakes and scones will be available. \nEvent Capacity: 15 \n\n\n\n\nSamuel Bestwick is an artist and filmmaker currently based in Cornwall. Primarily employing the use of moving image\, his practice explores narrative in conjunction with place and social history\, often recontextualising these ideas within a modern context. Created for Bridge the Tamar\, a group exhibition hosted by MIRROR at Arts University Plymouth and curated by Hannah Rose and Elaine Sinclair\, Dowr Tamar / Great Water’ explores the evolution of the Tamar river’s landscape through time. With a musical score composed by The Worm\, the film catalogues humanity’s technological progression\, commercial expansion and environmental exploitation through the 22 bridges that cross the river. Starting as humble footbridges hidden amongst greenery\, the widening river soon features concrete constructions capable of carrying vehicles. From here the bridges become metal. Humanity’s influence continues to become more apparent\, small settlements make way for hamlets\, hamlets become villages\, villages become towns. Eventually\, the river reaches the industrial revolution’s Royal Albert bridge and 20th century’s subsequent Tamar bridge\, before finally opening up to the mass of water beyond. We are waiting to confirm\, but it is likely that Sam will be available to answer questions about his film after the screening. \nLey Roberts is a member of Drawn to the Valley and also runs the Limekiln Gallery in Calstock. Her figurative pen and ink drawings\, prints and etchings are inspired by the beautiful Tamar valley. \n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/21-may-cultivator-mixer-river-reflections-1pm/
CATEGORIES:Film,Other
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SUMMARY:21 May: Dowr Tamar / Great Water - a short film about the River Tamar @ 1500
DESCRIPTION:Join an exclusive screening of Samuel Bestwick’s ‘Dowr Tamar / Great Water\,’ a short film that uses archive footage to explore the evolution of the Tamar through time\, diving deep into the river’s landscape. \nSamuel Bestwick is an artist and filmmaker currently based in Cornwall. Primarily employing the use of moving image\, his practice explores narrative in conjunction with place and social history\, often recontextualising these ideas within a modern context. Created for Bridge the Tamar\, a group exhibition hosted by MIRROR at Arts University Plymouth and curated by Hannah Rose and Elaine Sinclair\, Dowr Tamar / Great Water’ explores the evolution of the Tamar river’s landscape through time. With a musical score composed by The Worm\, the film catalogues humanity’s technological progression\, commercial expansion and environmental exploitation through the 22 bridges that cross the river. Starting as humble footbridges hidden amongst greenery\, the widening river soon features concrete constructions capable of carrying vehicles. From here the bridges become metal. Humanity’s influence continues to become more apparent\, small settlements make way for hamlets\, hamlets become villages\, villages become towns. Eventually\, the river reaches the industrial revolution’s Royal Albert bridge and 20th century’s subsequent Tamar bridge\, before finally opening up to the mass of water beyond. We are waiting to confirm\, but it is likely that Sam will be available to answer questions about his film after the screening. \n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/21-may-dowr-tamar-great-water-a-short-film-about-the-river-tamar-1500/
CATEGORIES:Film,Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230502
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230503
DTSTAMP:20260428T204628
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SUMMARY:2 May: Free CPR & Defib Training @ 6pm & 7pm
DESCRIPTION:Calstock Arts recently installed a defibrillator at the Old Chapel on Sand Lane. Although there is a video online showing you how to use it\, there is nothing like some practical training to ensure everyone knows how to use it if they need to. \nCornwall Training and Consultancy\, in partnership with FLEET (Front Line Emergency Equipment Trust)\, are offering free CPR and AED sessions throughout Cornwall so that everyone has the chance to learn these lifesaving skills. CPR and how to use an AED (defibrillator) will be covered. \nThey will be running sessions at 6pm & 7pm at the Old Chapel on 2nd May. \nIf you would like to attend one of these sessions\, please just turn up on the night. \nIf you have any question please contact Amy on amyc@cornwalltraining.com/ 01726 932293. \n\n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/2-may-free-cpr-defib-training-6pm-7pm/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230330
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230331
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SUMMARY:30 March - Turning My Farm into an Ark for Lost Species with Derek Gow @ 1930 SOLD OUT!
DESCRIPTION:Calstock Arts are thrilled to welcome local farmer-turned-ecologist Derek Gow to speak about his new book and his experience of rewilding. \nTearing down fences literally and metaphorically\, Birds\, Beasts and Bedlam recounts the adventures of Britain’s most colourful rewilder\, Derek Gow. How he raised a sofa-loving wild boar piglet\, transported a raging bison bull across the UK\, got bitten by a Scottish wildcat and restored the ancient white stork to the Knepp Estate with Charlie Burrell and Isabella Tree. \nAfter a Shetland ewe captured a young Derek’s heart\, he grew up to become a farmer with a passion for ancient breeds. But when he realised how many of our species were close to extinction\, even on his own land\, he tore up his traditional Devon farm and transformed it into a rewilding haven for beavers\, water voles\, lynx\, wildcats\, harvest mice and more. \nBirds\, Beasts and Bedlam is the story of a rewilding maverick and his single-minded mission to save our wildlife. \n‘Derek’s passion for our native wildlife is matched by his highly pragmatic approach to helping it thrive. He gets stuff done. The story of his amazing work at Broadwoodwidger is highly entertaining but also a heartfelt plea for a wilder\, more inspiring Britain.’—Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall \n‘Derek Gow’s riotous adventures rescuing threatened species and releasing them for rewilding read like Gerald Durrell on steroids. Courageous\, visionary\, funny and always up for a scrap with bureaucracy and complacency\, the world needs many more Derek Gows.’—Isabella Tree\, author of Wilding \n‘A brilliant read – and the entertaining backstory of a species of human megafauna who has transformed the British conservation scene.’—Benedict Macdonald\, author of Rebirding (winner\, 2020 Wainwright Conservation Prize) \n‘A do-er\, not a dreamer\, Gow has become one of our most outspoken rewilders.’ Countryfile Magazine \n ‘In this warm and funny autobiography\, [Gow] writes with a whimsical fluency about the moments of humour and pathos in an unusual life.’ Country Life \nFurther information on Derek’s books below – \nhttps://chelseagreen.co.uk/book/birds-beasts-and-bedlam/ \nhttps://chelseagreen.co.uk/book/bringing-back-the-beaver-2/
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/30-march-turning-my-farm-into-an-ark-for-lost-species-with-derek-gow-1930/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230324
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230325
DTSTAMP:20260428T204628
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SUMMARY:24 March: Liza Pulman and Joe Stilgoe - A Couple of Swells @ 1930
DESCRIPTION:Fascinating Aida’s Liza Pulman teams up with acclaimed musician and singer\, Joe Stilgoe\, in a vibrant and entertaining potpourri of classic songs and wit\, highlighting Joe’s virtuoso piano playing and Liza’s exquisite vocals. \nCalstock Arts are thrilled to be the first show of the tour. Watch the video here to hear about the new show. \nLiza’s thirty-year career has encompassed music\, theatre and comedy\, from Glyndebourne Opera through West End musical theatre and as one-third of the British satirical comedy group\, Fascinating Aida. Her solo career as concert performer and recording artist showcases a talent for re-discovering\, re-inventing and re-imagining timeless classics and lost gems. Daughter of celebrated screen writer Jack Pulman and actor Barbara Young\, Liza’s upbringing gave her a deep love of theatre\, movies and music. Liza Pulman Sings Streisand played West End runs to packed houses and five-star reviews and\, most recently\, her new show\, The Heart Of It opened at London’s The Other Palace in January\, adding extra shows in March due to public demand. \n‘Quite simply\, superb… Liza Pulman is a force of nature’  \nBritish Theatre  \nJoe Stilgoe is an internationally acclaimed singer\, pianist and songwriter\, known for writing songs that feel like classics\, and adapting classics so they sound like they’ve just been written. Growing up surrounded by music – his parents are songwriter and TV personality Richard Stilgoe and opera singer Annabel Hunt – Joe’s career extends across theatre\, TV and radio. He’s a regular on Radio 4 on shows like Loose Ends and The Horne Section and he has worked with some of the finest orchestras and bands in the world. Joe has released 8 albums\, 5 of which topped the UK Jazz chart. Joe is also a regular guest and presenter on JazzFM and Radio 3. On TV he has appeared most notably hosting BBC Young Jazz Musician of the Year\, and least notably in Bargain Hunt! \n‘Dapper\, handsome and quick-witted\, and gifted with dazzling digits.’  \nThe Times \nLiza and Joe collaborated during lockdown on the beautiful Memphis In June and on the mesmerising track Bye Bye Blackbird from Liza’s new album `The Heart Of It. The track became popular all around the world\, and the many requests to play live led to creation of this show – a magical musical pairing in an evening of some of the best music ever recorded. \n“Bewitches us with sheer vocal virtuosity” BritishTheatre.com  \n“Musical virtuoso” The Independent  \n\nListen to Liza & Joe here – Memphis in June and Bye Bye Blackbird \nFor more information on these ‘Couple of Swells’ see – \nwww.lizapulman.com \nwww.joestilgoe.com
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/24-march-liza-pulman-and-joe-stilgoe-a-couple-of-swells/
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Jazz,Music,Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230317
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230318
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SUMMARY:17 March: Co-operative Big Band @ 1915
DESCRIPTION:Calstock Arts are delighted to welcome the Co-operative Big Band\, formed in 2009 with a small group of students and private pupils  by Pete Twyman. They are kindly performing at The Old Chapel as a fund raiser towards a new stage at the Old Chapel. \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/17-march-co-operative-big-band-1900/
CATEGORIES:Jazz,Music,Other,World Music
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230216
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SUMMARY:16 February 2023: Guy Shrubsole - Lost Rainforests of Britain @ 1930 (sold out but live stream available - see below)
DESCRIPTION:Guy Shrubsole is a writer and environmental campaigner. He has worked for Rewilding Britain\, Friends of the Earth\, the UK Government’s Department of Environment\, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and New Zealand’s Ministry of Agriculture. \nHe has written widely for publications such as the Guardian and New Statesman. His first book Who Owns England? was an instant Sunday Times best seller. Calstock Arts are very pleased to welcome him to the Old Chapel to talk about his latest book\, Lost Rain Forests of Britain\, which Chris Packman describes as ‘A treasure full of woodland jewels\, rare\, precious and beautiful’ \nIn 2020\, Guy moved from London to Devon. As he explored the wooded valleys\, rivers and tors of Dartmoor\, Guy discovered a spectacular habitat that he had never encountered before: temperate rainforest. Entranced\, he spend the following months investigating the history\, ecology and distribution of rainforests across England\, Wales and Scotland. Britain\, Guy discovered\, was once a rainforest nation. \nHis book is the story of a unique habitat that has been so ravaged\, most people today don’t realise it exists. Temperate rainforest may once have covered up to one-fifth of Britain and played host to a dazzling variety of luminous life-forms\, inspiring Celtic druids\, Welsh wizards\, Romantic poets\, and Arthur Conan Doyle’s most loved creations. Though only fragments now remain\, they form a rare and internationally important habitat\, home to lush ferns and beardy lichens\, pine martens and pied flycatchers. But why are even environmentalists unaware of their existence? And how have we managed to so comprehensively excise them from our cultural memory? \nThere will be a question and answer session at the end of his talk. \nBook Stop\, an independent book shop in Tavistock\, will be at the event selling books – which Guy will be happy to sign at the end of the evening. \nFor more info on Lost Rain Forests of Britain click here \nRead Guy’s blog of Who Owns England?. or click here to read more of his work. \nUpdate – Livestream available \nAs tickets have sold out we are now planning to livestream as well.\nIf you would like to access the live stream please send an email to webmaster@calstockarts.org. On Wednesday (15 February) you will receive an email (please check junk or spam in case it goes there) with the YouTube link to be used on Thursday 16 February at 1930. We are not charging for watching the livestream but invite you to make a donation of £2.00 per head (after watching?) using the bank details provided in the email. Please put the reference:-  16 Feb 23 your surname on your bank transfer. \nThis will be the first time we have live streamed with a powerpoint projection too\, hence we are asking you to donate after watching – fingers crossed all works well! \n  \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/16-february-2023-guy-shrubsole-lost-rainforests-of-britain-1930/
CATEGORIES:Other
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SUMMARY:27 January 2023: Charity Quiz - in aid of Parkinson's UK
DESCRIPTION:Fun team quiz including delicious soup and a roll \nOur annual quiz is back after a brief break for COVID! \nOur chosen charity this year is Parkinson’s UK\, a charity very dear to Calstock Arts and may others\, we expect. \nCome and join in a fun event in aid of this very good cause. Ticket price includes our famed winter warming selection of home-made soups\, and bread\, in the interval. There will also be a raffle with some excellent prizes\, so please bring change to spend!! \nTeams should be a maximum of 6. If you don’t have a team\, let us know on arrival and we’ll endeavour to slot you into one – yours could be the winning team! \nPlease note that when purchasing tickets\, you will be charged the usual ticket fee but 20% of this will be donated to Parkinson’s UK by We Got Tickets. They will also give you an option to add a donation or round up your purchase to a whole number. This is not mandatory\, but this will also go to Parkinson’s UK and will be added to the total we make on the night.
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/27-january-2023-charity-quiz-in-aid-of-parkinsons-uk/
CATEGORIES:Other
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230122
DTSTAMP:20260428T204628
CREATED:20221010T174206Z
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SUMMARY:21 January: Wurlitza (SOLD OUT - check out ticket link for returns before 1800)
DESCRIPTION:Returning to The Old Chapel after two successful shows in the past\, Wurlitza deliver so much more than a soundtrack to silent films. Their choreography\, split second timing and hours of rehearsal combine to deliver a unique cinematic and musical experience. Blending old and new\, classical\, jazz\, pop and more\, Wurlitza cross genres and defy convention. \nTheir latest film is the The Kid: A life-affirming love story between a tramp (Charlie Chaplin) and his adopted son (Jackie Coogan). Originally advertised as “six reels of joy”\, The Kid broke all barriers of convention\, being the first film to combine dramatic action\, a strong storyline and slapstick comedy. It was Chaplin’s first feature length film as a director and became the second-highest grossing film of 1921. \nTheir soundtrack for the Kid includes music by David Bowie\, Sham 69\, The Beatles\, Nick Lowe\, Django Reinhardt\, Debussy and Chopin. \nIn a departure from Wurlitza’s usual hard hitting films\, The Kid is completely suitable for all ages. Wurlitza will be accompanying The Kid with another comic short film. \nChaplin’s story is one of rags to riches; as a child he spent time in London workhouses and lived for a while on the streets after his mother was admitted to an assylum. Chaplin’s difficult early start made him a man of enormous compassion. \nMuch of the magic of the film is the chemistry between Charlie Chaplin\, and the astonishingly precocious Jackie Coogan\, which is a delight to watch. \nJackie Coogan became the child star of his generation\, earning over three million dollars\, which would have been due to him on his 21st birthday. However\, five months before he came of age his father died in a car crash\, of which Jackie was the only survivor. His money was frittered away by his mother and step father\, leaving him nearly penniless. This led to a law suit that resulted in the passing of the Coogan Act\, that protects the earnings of child actors. \nJackie Coogan continued his successful acting career as an adult\, later being cast as Uncle Fester in the Adams Family. \n“Why does Wurlitza work? Because they bring magic. And that is never a bad thing.” \n“I would travel to another continent to see Wurlitza.”
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/21-january-wurlitza/
CATEGORIES:Film,Other
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230108
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DTSTAMP:20260428T204628
CREATED:20221204T181003Z
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SUMMARY:8 January: Cornwall's Climate Stories - Food for Thought
DESCRIPTION:Directed by Calstock’s own Bryony Stokes\, the next in Cornwall’s climate stories – Food for Thought looks at the undeniable impacts of modern animal agriculture as well as some of the incredible Cornish initiatives underway to mitigate them – and also the role that regenerative farming could play in actually combating climate change while producing nutritious food. \nPresented by organic beef farmer Lisa Guy\, this film aims to inspire much-needed conversation and action about a crucial subject that has become one of the most contentious within the climate debate. \nShould we all be giving up meat and dairy if we’re to have a hope of avoiding dangerous climate breakdown? \nThis is what the headlines seem to tell us. But is this too simplistic a picture – and what would this mean for Cornwall\, where the majority of our farmland is used to raise livestock or to grow crops for these animals to eat? \nThere will be a Q&A session after the film with Bryony\, the film team plus Kate Dibble & Tim Williams. \nKate Dibble is from Bennamann\, a Cornish company developing an innovative technology to turn the methane produced on dairy farms from an extremely damaging greenhouse gas into an environmentally-friendly fuel. \nTim Williams is from Erth Barton Farm\, near Saltash. The farm is one of Cornwall’s three net zero demonstration farms. Tim is restoring the farm’s heavily-depleted soils to health\, showing that they can draw down huge amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in the fight against climate change. \nThe film trailer can be seen here: \nOr for more information on Cornwall climate films click here \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/8-january-cornwalls-climate-stories-food-for-thought/
CATEGORIES:Film,Other
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