Events for February 12, 2020
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7:15 pm
Do you want to learn Cornish?
Wednesday evenings 7.15-9.15pm Guild Room, Callington Methodist Church. Haye Road, Callington. Further information from mpiercekernow@hotmail.com 01579382511 Find out more »
7:00 pm
Free
Cornish Blood Bikes Talk
Come alone for a FREE awareness talk, where we’ll learn all about the work of The Cornish Blood Bikes and how they save lives in our community. Sportsmans Arms, Menheniot. In the bar from 7pm. All welcome. Find out more »
6:00 pm
Free
Make and Mingle at The Chequered Flag
Make and Mingle at The Chequered Flag the middle and last Wednesday of the month from 6-8 pm Bring your craft hobby to do, make some friends, have a chat, share your skills, learn something new. Upcoming dates: February 12th & 26th March 11th & 25th April 15th & 29th May 13th & 27th June […] Find out more »
2:30 pm
Fleur de Lit Poetry Cafe
February’s subject (if you want to try a poem upon it) is: Transport. Or bring along a poem about bicycles, trams, boats, feet, or the like. Coffee and lovely cakes available at Café Fleur. We would love to see you there. Find out more »
10:30 am
Free
Chatterbox on the Beach
Is one of your New Year’s Resolutions to get out more and meet new people? Are you looking to make new friendships or have just moved to the area and would like to get to know a few people? Then why not join us for Chatterbox? A free group starting Wednesday 15th January in our […] Find out more »
10:00 am
£35
Fused Glass Workshop with Glassy Maid
Lisa will guide you through creating your own piece of fused glass art. No cutting of glass required for these fun workshops. To book call 01579 347237, or call into Painters Craft shop in Fore Street,Liskeard. Cost £35 which includes all materials. Find out more »
Free
Emily Hobhouse’s Peace Activism Exhibition
War Without Glamour (An International Exhibition dedicated to the Life and Work of Emily Hobhouse) Emily Hobhouse is celebrated for her relief work in the concentration camps of the South African War. This exhibition uncovers Emily Hobhouse’s less well-known contribution to international peace, humanitarianism, and South African politics in the post-war period, including her work […] Find out more »