Meet: Convenient for public transport The walk will explore the story of St Ives' six Festival of Britain plaques. Expect a relaxed stroll of under 2 hours. End: St Ia Church Booking essential: Email: john.thornton878@gmail.com Tel: 07807 488749
Please join us for a foreshore exploration at Torpoint. We will be rambling our away along the river front. No Booking Required - All Welcome. On this occasion we will be looking for, and collecting pieces of ceramics from the foreshore. Our Archaeology Officer, Laura Miucci will be on hand, to help with identification. Start: […]
Please join us for a foreshore exploration at Saltash. No Booking Required – All Welcome. On this occasion we will be looking for, and collecting pieces of ceramics from the foreshore. Our Archaeology Officer, Laura Miucci will be on hand, to help with identification. Meet: North end of Brunel Green, off Old Ferry Road - […]
Please join us for a fabulous workshop exploring pottery and other artefacts gathered from the foreshore of the Tamar. The workshop will be led by finds expert, and our Archaeology Officer Laura Miucci Booking - Tel: 01752 812215 Email: torpoint.library@liscornwall.org.uk Or just drop in on the day.
Please join us for a wonderful poetry workshop exploring themes associated with the Tamar and life along its banks. The workshop will be led by performance poet, Laura Kestrel. All welcome Free Booking: Tel: 01752 812215 Email: torpoint.library@liscornwall.org.uk Or just drop in on the day.
Please join us for a wonderful poetry workshop exploring themes associated with the Tamar and life along its banks. The workshop will be led by performance poet, Laura Kestrel. All welcome Free Booking: Tel: 01752 812215 Email: torpoint.library@liscornwall.org.uk Or just drop in on the day
Open to the public - All welcome. In partnership with the Institute of Cornish Studies
In association with CAS & Caradon Archaeology Sunday 26 July: Goodaver Stone Circle & Tresibbett Settlement Leader: Iain Rowe Meet 09:30 Join us in our continuing push to look after our amazing scheduled monuments. Booking is essential. For further information, please contact Iain Rowe: volunteering@cornisharchaeology.org.uk
The Tales of the Tides project explores the connection between Cornish people and the Tamar. It is a collaboration with Callington, Saltash and Torpoint Old Cornwall Societies. The project is funded via Plymouth Sound National Marine Park & HLF.
In association with CAS & Caradon Archaeology Sunday 27 September 2026: Stowes Hill Join us in our continuing push to look after our amazing scheduled monuments. Booking is essential. For further information, please contact Iain Rowe: volunteering@cornisharchaeology.org.uk
All Societies welcome