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SUMMARY:99p Film: Funghi Way of Life
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URL:https://discoverhelston.co.uk/event/99p-film-funghi-way-of-life/
LOCATION:Helston Old Cemetary Chapel\, A394\, Helston\, TR13 8JA
CATEGORIES:Art & Film
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SUMMARY:Music: Wake The River
DESCRIPTION:Wake The River\n\n\nHelston Old Chapel\n\n\n7.30pm 10th September 2024\n\n\nA pinch of spice is added to The Mix with local celtic group Ropey Folk. \n\n\nBook now\n\n\nExperience the captivating sound of Wake the River\, a trio that’s making waves in the music scene. Elizabeth Freeborn’s soulful lead vocals\, Amy Woodburn’s dynamic songwriting and backing vocals\, and Ashley Height’s skilled guitar and percussion come together to create a truly memorable performance.Wake the River is quickly gaining recognition in the industry.They’ve been featured live on Radio X with John Kennedy and have become regulars on BBC Introducing\, RTÉ Radio 1\, Amazing Radio\, and Absolute Radio. Their talent has taken them to notable venues like The Bedford in London and The Eden Project\, as well as various festivals at home in Cornwall.This event is your chance to see Wake the River live and experience firsthand why they’re generating such buzz. Don’t miss out on what promises to be an exceptional night of music from this rising band. \n\n\n\n\n\nFlexible Ticket Prices for Events\n\nWe understand things are challenging for many people. \n​ \nTo try and make the work that Trevow Helston programmes as accessible as possible we are offering three ticket prices for the show and a free ticket draw. Please book the ticket that reflects what you can afford right now. You won’t be asked any questions and your ticket options won’t be shared with anyone. \n​ \n£19 Supporter TicketThis ticket includes a donation to support Trevow Helston’s work \n​ \n£14 Just a TicketThis ticket covers our core costs of the event \n​ \n£10 Helping You TicketIf you can only afford this ticket right now we all understand \n​ \n£0 Show Ticket DrawIf you cannot afford a ticket right now please enter our free ticket draw. Trevow Helston will give away as many tickets as we are able to and we will inform you if you have won tickets a minimum of three days before the event. To enter the ticket draw please click here.  \n\n\n\n\n\nWhat do I need to know?\n​ \nThis event will take place at the Helston Old Cemetery Chapel\, Meneage Road\, Helston\, TR13 8BH. \n\nThere is a large pay and display car park opposite the Helston Medical Centre\, Trelawney Rd\, Helston TR13 8AU. This is a 5-10 minute walk away. It is possible to drop-off and pick-up immediately outside the chapel building. \n​ \nThere is level access from the tarmac path into the side door of the chapel. There is space inside the chapel for wheelchairs. The seating will be on pews. If we can support you at our event in other ways please contact us on guy@cousinjacks.org \n\nA small pop-up bar will be available at this event. Card payments only. \n​ \nWe currently have limited facilities at our new venue. Please be aware that we will be using an accessible portaloo for this event. \n​ \nWe estimate a run time of approximately 100 minutes plus interval. \n\nOur performances may be filmed or photographed and the material may be used by Trevow Helston\, its sister company Cousin Jack’s or the performance company at any time for evaluation\, promotion or other projects. Please be aware that it is the ticket buyer’s responsibility to inform members of their party that this will be happening. \n\nTickets are non-refundable. \n\n\nBook now
URL:https://discoverhelston.co.uk/event/music-wake-the-river/
LOCATION:Helston Old Cemetary Chapel\, A394\, Helston\, TR13 8JA
CATEGORIES:Nightlife & Music
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SUMMARY:Belly Bolly Dance - Free Dance Class
DESCRIPTION:Belly Bolly Dance!\n\n\nHelston Old Chapel\n\n\n1.30pm 10th September 2024\n\n\nTraditional North African & Middle Eastern dances for women + Bollywood and fusion \n\n\nWhatever your age\, shape\, size or ability\, come and dance! From Egypt to India to Algeria; modern\, flowing or sassy; these dances are what your bodies are made for. \n\nYou’ll learn all the moves from scratch\, then dance to fab rhythms.No booking required – just turn up on the day. \n\n\n\n\n\nWhat do I need to know?\n​ \nThe class is 1 hour long.This event will take place at the Helston Old Cemetery Chapel\, Meneage Road\, Helston\, TR13 8BH. \n\nThere is a large pay and display car park opposite the Helston Medical Centre\, Trelawney Rd\, Helston TR13 8AU. This is a 5-10 minute walk away. It is possible to drop-off and pick-up immediately outside the chapel building. \n​ \nThere is level access from the tarmac path into the side door of the chapel. There is space inside the chapel for wheelchairs. The seating will be on pews. If we can support you at our event in other ways please contact us on guy@cousinjacks.org \n\nA small pop-up bar will be available at this event. Card payments only. \n​ \nWe currently have limited facilities at our new venue. Please be aware that we will be using an accessible portaloo for this event. \n\nOur performances may be filmed or photographed and the material may be used by Trevow Helston\, its sister company Cousin Jack’s or the performance company at any time for evaluation\, promotion or other projects. Please be aware that it is the ticket buyer’s responsibility to inform members of their party that this will be happening.
URL:https://discoverhelston.co.uk/event/belly-bolly-dance-free-dance-class/
LOCATION:Helston Old Cemetary Chapel\, A394\, Helston\, TR13 8JA
CATEGORIES:Community,Free,Wellbeing
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SUMMARY:Wild Spaces with Doug Allen
DESCRIPTION:Wild Spaces with Doug Allan\n\n\nHelston Old Cemetery Chapel\n\n\n7.30pm 3rd September 2024\n\n\n​ \n“Wildlife cameramen don’t come much more special than Doug Allan”~ Sir David Attenborough \n\n\nBook now\n\n\nThis event is being hosted in partnership with Helston Climate Action Group\, Wildlife Groundswell\, XR Helston and Plastic Free Helston. \n​ \nMulti-Emmy and BAFTA award-winning Blue Planet and Planet Earth cameraman\, Doug Allan will join us in Helston for an evening of behind-the-scenes stories and honest conversation about climate reality and optimism. From mountain summits to rocky shorelines\, through coral reefs and kelp forests\, from arid deserts to the frigid poles\, under the shifting sea ice of the frozen oceans Wild Spaces is a journey to inspire all who love wilderness. It’s a celebration of the breathtaking range of environments that Doug Allan has been privileged to film over his 40 years as a documentary cameraman and photographer.  \n\n\n\n\n\nDoug Allan diving in Chagos \n\n\nClimate change means familiar landscapes are disappearing across the world. Wild places are under threat – how should we be changing to protect them? \n​ \nIllustrated with his own photographs and clips from his best-known series\, and with a wealth of behind the scenes stories\, Doug’s presentation at the Helston Chapel will cover successes and setbacks during his own personal experiences exploring the challenges of climate change. \n​ \n“I’ve learned to balance climate reality with climate optimism and most importantly\, to realise that when everyone works together we can inspire a change of direction.” \n~ Doug Allan \n\n\n\n\n\nEmperor Penguins with chicks\, captured by Doug Allan \n\n\n\n\n\nAbout Doug Allan​\n\nDoug spent eight years in Antarctica as a research diver\, scientist and photographer for the British Antarctic Survey\, before changing direction to full-time filming in 1984. \n\nHe specialises in natural history\, expeditions and science documentaries in some of the wildest and most remote places on our planet\, particularly the polar zones. He has filmed for many series including The Blue Planet\, Planet Earth\, Life\, Human Planet\, Frozen Planet\, Forces of Nature\, Ocean Giants and Operation Iceberg\, as well as making programmes for the Living Oceans Foundation about coral reef conservation and overfishing. \n​ \nHis photographic awards include eight Emmy’s and five BAFTA’s. He has three Honorary Doctorates in recognition of his camerawork\, as well as two Polar Medals. He’s an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society and of the Royal Photographic Society. In 2018 he was awarded the RSGS Mungo Park Medal for his outstanding contribution to geographical knowledge through exploration. \n\n\nFlexible Ticket Prices for Performances\n\nWe understand things are challenging for many people. \n​ \nTo try and make the work that Trevow Helston programmes as accessible as possible we are offering three ticket prices for the show and a free ticket draw. Please book the ticket that reflects what you can afford right now. You won’t be asked any questions and your ticket options won’t be shared with anyone. \n​ \n£25 Supporter Show TicketThis ticket includes a donation to support Trevow Helston’s work \n​ \n£18 Just a Show TicketThis ticket covers our core costs of the event \n​ \n£12 Helping You Show TicketIf you can only afford this ticket right now we all understand£10 Under 16 Ticket \n​ \n£0 Show Ticket DrawIf you cannot afford a ticket right now please enter our free ticket draw. Trevow Helston will give away as many tickets as we are able to and we will inform you if you have won tickets a minimum of three days before the event. To enter the ticket draw please click here.  \n\n\nWhat do I need to know?\n​ \nThis event will take place at the Helston Old Cemetery Chapel\, Meneage Road\, Helston\, TR13 8BH. \n\nThere is a large pay and display car park opposite the Helston Medical Centre\, Trelawney Rd\, Helston TR13 8AU. This is a 5-10 minute walk away. It is possible to drop-off and pick-up immediately outside the chapel building. \n​ \nThere is level access from the tarmac path into the side door of the chapel. There is space inside the chapel for wheelchairs. The seating will be on pews. If we can support you at our event in other ways please contact us on guy@cousinjacks.org \n​ \nThis event will be structured as follows: 50 minute presentation\, 20 minute “in conversation with” + 20 minute Q&A with audience. \n​ \nThe event is suitable for all ages. \n\nA small pop-up bar will be available at this event. Cash and card payments will be accepted. \n​ \nDue to the nature of the production\, latecomers cannot be admitted. \n​ \nWe estimate a run time of approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes. \n\nOur performances may be filmed or photographed and the material may be used by Trevow Helston\, its sister company Cousin Jack’s or the event company at any time for evaluation\, promotion or other projects. Please be aware that it is the ticket buyer’s responsibility to inform members of their party that this will be happening. \n\nTickets are non-refundable. \n\n\nBook now
URL:https://discoverhelston.co.uk/event/wild-spaces-with-doug-allen/
LOCATION:Helston Old Cemetary Chapel\, A394\, Helston\, TR13 8JA
CATEGORIES:Culture & History
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SUMMARY:Australian Folk Singer/Songwriters - Ernest Aines and Camille Trail
DESCRIPTION:Ernest Aines is an award-winning Australian singer-songwriter and Australian Folk Artist of the Year Award 2023 nominee. Enchanting audiences with his soulful voice\, masterful guitar skills\, and rhythmic stomp box have drawn comparisons to the work of Ray LaMontagne\, Bon Iver\, Jeff Buckley\, and on more recent releases\, Nick Drake. Camille Trail is carving a path as one of Australia’s most respected up-and-coming indie-folk singer-songwriters. Her recent offerings ‘Gotta Get To Know You’ and ‘twenties’ have led to stylistic comparisons with Lizzie McAlpine & Maggie Smith.
URL:https://discoverhelston.co.uk/event/australian-folk-singer-songwriters-ernest-aines-and-camille-trail/
LOCATION:Helston Old Cemetary Chapel\, A394\, Helston\, TR13 8JA
CATEGORIES:Nightlife & Music
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SUMMARY:Hellys: All Together Now
DESCRIPTION:Get ready for a splashingly good time in Helston this summer – SPLANN! On July 20th\, our town celebration day\, Hellys: All Together Now will bring back with a splash the long-lost Helston Water Carnival! \nVote for your favourite community water float during the Grand Parade or have-a-go making a free recycled bottle mini sailing boat for an afternoon race across the lake – competitive parents are encouraged to attend! Helston’s family day out is full of activities across the town. \nOn the same day\, The Museum of Cornish Life‘s Cornish Summer Fair will be filled with dancing\, storytelling\, and free family outdoor games for some Cornish cultural immersion and on Events Square\, Helston Town Band‘s annual fair will fill the air with sunny summer music\, tempting visitors with an array of cakes and goodies. Meanwhile\, in the Old Cattle Market\, the Hellys Craft Fair will showcase the talents of local artisan makers\, featuring an impressive selection of crafts\, jewellery\, and art for you to try and buy. What are the timings? \nAt Coronation Park 12.30pm \nFuture Parade judging 1pm \nFuture Parade on the Boating Lake 2pm \nHelston Town Band Fete begins 2pm \nDrop-in recycled bottle sailing boat workshop 3pm \nRecycled bottle sailing race on the \nBoating Lake 3.30pm \nGrand Parade judging 4pm \nGrand Parade on the Boating Lake In the Old Cattle Market 11am-4pm \nHellys Craft Fair At the Museum of Cornish Life 10am-4pm \nCornish Summer Fair
URL:https://discoverhelston.co.uk/event/hellys-all-together-now/
LOCATION:Coronation Park\, Coronation Park\, Helston\, TRI3 0RA
CATEGORIES:Community,Free,Kids
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SUMMARY:Theatre: Naming the View
DESCRIPTION:Naming the View\n\n\nWritten by Richard Curnow\n\n\nHelston Old Cemetery Chapel\n\n\n7.30pm 20th June 2024\n\n\nProduced by WhatNow Productions & Finding the Will \nPresented by Trevow Helston \n​ \n★★★★“A story of rekindled friendship and healing. Touching and funny\, riven with humour and hope.”~ Stage Talk Magazine \n\n\nAfter thirty years of marriage\, it takes guts to start again. It is never too late to explore new horizons. A story of rekindled friendship and healing. \nShakespeare’s comedy The Taming Of The Shrew concludes with a speech by the once feisty Katherine declaring unreserved obedience to her newly married husband. Her character has certainly changed\, but is it because of their mutual love and understanding or the bullish controlling ways of her husband?  Naming The View is a modern-day re-imagining of Katherine after thirty years of marriage. \nStarring Richard Curnow following his sold-out performance\, Call Me Oz at Helston Old Cemetery Chapel in 2023! \n\n\n\n\n\nRichard Curnow in Call Me Oz at Helston Old Cemetery Chapel 8th December 2023 \nImage by (c) Gordon Scammell \n\n\nTell me more…\nOn a bench\, gazing at the gob-smacking view from Cleeve Hill\, Kate is unexpectedly joined by an irritating acquaintance from her past.  An awkward conversation slowly reveals why their hopes and dreams never matched their expectations. Eventually they find the courage to break the shackles of controlling partners and relish the joy of freedom.  It is never too late to explore new horizons. \n​Naming The View shines a light on coercive control through Shakespeare’s original play The Taming Of The Shrew. In the late sixteenth century misogynistic\, self-centered bullying was considered manly and amusing. \nUnless of course\, Shakespeare was being ironic… We all like to think such behaviour wouldn’t be acceptable in the twenty-first century\, but we also know that isn’t the case… #MeToo \n\n\n“Funny\, sad\, life-affirming and sure to make people think.”~ Helen Walmsley-Johnson\, Guardian Columnist and author of ‘Look What You Made Me Do’
URL:https://discoverhelston.co.uk/event/theatre-naming-the-view/
LOCATION:Helston Old Cemetary Chapel\, A394\, Helston\, TR13 8JA
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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