Mossy Woodland Trail

Mossy Crow shows latest artworks, an animated film and takes guests on a woodland trail.

Mossy Dreaming Exhibition and Woodland Trail is an opportunity for you and your family and friends to dive into the Mossy Realm to enjoy a range of experiences. Guests can become acquainted with the Mossy characters in an exhibition of mixed-media illustrations from the Mossy Dreaming picture book. Groups will attend a viewing of a short animated film with puppets and characters from the Mossy Realm.

There follows a call to adventure and the group will embark on a quest through an inhabited woodland trail set in the heart of the Cornish countryside full of creatures from strange folklore and magical treasures waiting to be discovered. After the trail, guests will be invited to collaborate with the making of a giant kinetic-mobile moon sculpture.

The event is ticketed and numbers are limited to ensure that we can create the best experience for everyone. Ticket prices are pay what you can afford: £3, £6 or £12 per attendee plus booking fee. Babies under 1 year can come for free.

Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

There is wheelchair access for the exhibition and film and some access in the woodland trail. Please email [email protected] to arrange any special assistance in advance.

LOCATION: Parking is available on site at the Mossy Hall entrance to Retallack Woodlands

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50.13305678015743, -5.17149110749927

50°07’58.7″N 5°10’17.3″W

The Mossy Dreaming and Woodland Trail is kindly sponsored by FEAST, Miracle Theatre and No22 Truro. FEAST is a programme to make great art happen across Cornwall. FEAST harnesses the talents and energy of Cornwall’s artists and communities, generating new opportunities for everyone to enjoy the arts. The focus is on bringing people together to share experiences as audiences or participants, and on animating local celebrations and cultural life. Investment for FEAST comes from Arts Council England and Cornwall Council. The programme is managed by Creative Kernow.