Miracle Theatre are back on the road this summer, with their hilarious adaptation of Peer Gynt!
Cornwall is playing host to the opening run of the national tour of The RSC’s 2025 revival of Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’.
Cornwall 365 was invited to the opening night of SABOTAGE, as NoFit State Circus brought their Big Top to Redruth School. What unfolded was more than a show: a bold, imaginative and surprising experience that kept the audience captivated from start to finish.
What happens when ancient myths collide with modern Cornwall? o-region’s latest production, White Horse, brings Michael Morpurgo’s The White Horse of Zennor to life in a breathtaking fusion of theatre, music, and folklore. Set against the wild Cornish landscape, this gripping tale follows a city teenager thrown into an unfamiliar world—one shaped by stories, spirits, and a past that refuses to be forgotten.
With stunning puppetry, live music, and an evocative sense of place, White Horse is a production that lingers long after the curtain falls. Read on to discover how this spellbinding show captures the essence of Cornwall and why it’s a must-see event.
In the spirit of spooky season, we were recently whisked away to a magical feast, filled with spellbinding treats and whimsical flavours, as The Alverton Hotel hosted their Witchcrafternoon Tea – part of their Wizardry Weekend.
Lowender festival is back for another vibrant celebration of Celtic culture and heritage. Taking place in Redruth from 25-27 October 2024, the Lowender Festival promises an action-packed weekend of music, dance, and cultural activities that showcase the best of Cornwall’s Celtic connections.
This September, Redruth will come alive with the vibrant energy of the Harbour Festival, a groundbreaking international theatre event that promises to captivate audiences and further cement the town’s status as a cultural hub.
The North Cornwall Book Festival, a literary jewel nestled in the picturesque Cornish landscape, is set to return with its most ambitious programme yet. Now in its eleventh year, this boutique event continues to punch above its weight, attracting hundreds of visitors from across the UK with its stellar line-up of authors, artists, and performers.
The Great Estate Festival is one of Cornwall’s most popular summer events. Taking place over three days at Scorrier House, the festival has something for everyone, from headline acts to well-being events to secret garden performances to delicious feasting. We went along on Saturday to see how much Great Estate goodness we could pack into just one day!
Cornwall’s renowned Miracle Theatre is back on tour with their latest murderous melodrama ‘Hell’s Bells’. Joanna from Cornwall 365 eagerly attended this gripping performance, and here are her thoughts.
Experience the Splendor of Independent Film at Open The Box Arts’ Splendid Film Festival.
Get Ready for an Electrifying Weekend of Contemporary Performance at Falmouth International Arts Fest.
The North Cornwall Book Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary this September 21-24, get ready for a real ‘page-turner’ of a festival!
On Friday evening, we ventured down to Falmouth’s cultural hub, The Poly, to see the wonderful John Hegley and his new show: Biscuit of Destiny. It was a great evening full of powerful performance, poetry and storytelling.
We headed down to the beautiful town of St Just to check out a major new exhibition by Cornwall-based contemporary artist Kurt Jackson. The exhibition is inspired by the Cornish RNLI and, with the BBC’s ‘Saving Lives at Sea’ on our television screens recently, there has never been a better time to celebrate the RNLI’s incredible work.
Last Wednesday, Community Reporter Pip Harding headed to AMATA, Falmouth University’s esteemed theatre and arts venue, for their monthly Comedy Network night. This month saw West Country favourite Tom Glover host Bristol Comedy Den MC Burt Williamson and Edinburgh Fringe favourite Jake Baker.
Wrap up your weekend with a tasty, seasonal menu, a beautiful acoustic set and cocktails that go down a treat. Una Sessions are held throughout the year at Una St Ives, an inviting Cornish resort located above Carbis Bay.
Swap the winter blues for a magical, most fantastical escape to the Cornish Riviera Holiday Park. The year is 1959, and the cheerful Yellowjackets camp staff have just the thing for feeling fine: a fresh spin on a classic tale.
‘Can You See Me’ is a collaborative community portrait project. This legacy ACE-funded project offered people a transforming experience to present alternative visions of themselves, whilst contributing to this beautiful exhibition.
The Lowender Peran Festival is back in full swing this October, with its annual celebration of Cornish culture and its Celtic connections.
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