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  • June 19 Robin Ince – Let the Quiet Ones Rise

    A night of stories and poetry with Robin Ince, author of Bibliomaniac and NormallyWeird & Weirdly Normal, twice winner of author of the year from the bookseller’s association, winner of Celebrity Mastermind and house of Games, and for 16 years the host of The Infinite Monkey Cage on Radio 4. In the words of Stewart...

  • 20 June: Cara Dillon – sold out

    Few voices linger in the soul like Cara Dillon’s. A towering figure in Irish music, she has earned global acclaim and countless awards, including the Meteor Award for Best Irish Female and four BBC Folk Awards. For close to 30 years, she has occupied a singular space in folk music. Her voice—deceptively delicate yet emotionally...

  • 26 June Alan Dall and the Sea of Stories

      “Alan Dall and the Sea of Stories” is an exciting new show from Mike O’Connor and Barbara Griggs. It comprises dramatic tales from Celtic Lands, told in words and music, with harp violin and concertina. Mike and Barbara are not only great storytellers and musicians, they are also both accomplished offshore sailors. In this...

  • 27 June: Quiz in aid of the Thomas Read Bursary @1930

    Back by popular request, the annual quiz in aid of the Thomas Read Bursary is being held at the Old Chapel. Get your teams together or come without a team and we'll find you one to join. Tickets available at £5 a person from Carolyn & Kevin on the numbers below. Please request tickets in...

  • 9 July: Our Land – Film

    OUR LAND dares to tread where few have trespassed before, asking the timely question of who has the right to roam in the English countryside?  The UK is a wild and beautiful place, but the vast majority of it is off limits to the general public, with 92% of land and 97% of all rivers...

  • 16 July: Film – Where Women Rise

    Seventeen women. One mountain. No more silence. In the shadow of Africa’s highest peak, a group of extraordinary women embark on a journey that begins long before they reach the foothills of Kilimanjaro. Cloudline: Where Women Rise is a raw, breathtaking documentary following seventeen trekkers as they battle sub-zero temperatures, thinning air, and the physical...

  • 17 July: Levowan Chamber Choir

    We welcome back, local favourites, the Levowan Chamber Choir for their summer concert. The programme of music is an eclectic mix of classical, contemporary and popular songs. From Henry Purcell’s ‘Hear My Prayer’ to Eric Whitacre’s ‘Sing Gently’ and Holst's 'I Love My Love' to Sting’s ‘Fields of Gold’, there really is something for everyone. ...

  • 18 -19 July: Tide Project – Art, Music & Soundbath

    You are warmly invited to soak up a unique multi-arts creative experience at Calstock Arts Centre on 18th & 19th July 2026... inspired by the magic and mystery of water. Join singing group, Meadow Voices, as the 'Tide' Project opens at 7pm with a performance and art exhibition on Saturday 18th July...an evening of original songs, music, artwork,...

  • 23 July: Blue – Joni Mitchell Sung by Mae Karthauser

    Songwriter Mae Karthauser is lending her voice to a breathtaking new live performance: a heart wrenching tribute to Joni Mitchell’s seminal album Blue. “I was utterly blown away… an absolute emotional rollercoaster..magical” Amy “In all my years I have never cried at a gig. I was crying on the first song” Martin Mae will be...

  • 29 August: Willow Hill

    New to the Old Chapel and recently named Rolling Stone’s “Band to Watch”, Willow Hill, is one of Nashville USA's most unique sensations.  Husband and wife duo, Alexandra & CT Fields, Willow Hill delivers a refreshingly modern twist on classic country.  Their distinct sound has helped develop a global fanbase, touring over 200 dates per...