Events for Thursday 18th September, 2025
William Kentridge Drawings in Motion
CAST Cornwall Cornubian Arts & Science Trust, 3 Penrose Road, Helston Cornwall, HelstonExhibition extended until 27 September A delightful pairing of two short animated films made some twenty years apart, this exhibition by South African artist William Kentridge focuses on the way in which drawing functions at the heart...
Godolphin: A Studio Pottery Story
Explore the story of the Cider House Pottery at Godolphin and see some of the collection up close. Head into the King's Room and discover more about the story of the Cider House Pottery, which operated at...
Free entry to Godolphin for Heritage Open Days
We are celebrating England's biggest festival of culture and heritage from 12-21 September by offering you, our visitors, free entry to Godolphin. Discover the rich and vibrant history of this ancient site, learn more about those who...
Exhibition – Withy Lore
Withy Lore explores the endangered craft of withy pot making, celebrating its heritage and community of makers through story, art and film. Until the 1960’s and 1970’s willow crab/lobster pots, known locally as withy pots, were a common...
Language of the Fan
Decode the secret signals of courtship and etiquette from Regency England with Language of the Fan. This hands-on workshop will explore how Regency ladies used fans to flirt, deflect, or entice—all without saying a word. Learn and...
Poetry Evening Penelope Shuttle & Katrina Naomi
Prize-winning poets Penelope Shuttle and Katrina Naomi present an evening of poetry including readings from their upcoming publications. Penelope Shuttle will read a selection of poems from her acclaimed 2021 collection Lyonesse, and from History of the...
An evening with Sam Horton
Talking all things fae, to welcome the paperback publication of the beautifully eerie Cornish folk-horror Gorse.A poignant and lyrical examination of faith, love and grief, Gorse asks what do we choose to believe, and how does that...
An Evening with Sam Horton
Talking all things fae, to welcome the paperback publication of the beautifully eerie Cornish folk-horror Gorse .A poignant and lyrical examination of faith, love and grief, Gorse asks what do we choose to believe, and how does...