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What's on in Angarrick

The pub quizzes, craft fairs, and village fêtes the big sites miss — here's what's on around Angarrick.

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Children & Family

Around £1

Little Sparks Stay & Play Group

£1 or voluntary contribution Per family A stay and play group for Newborns – Pre-schoolers (0-4years) and their Parents/Carers. Held at St Gluvias Church Community Hall (West Street, Penryn) every Thursday morning from 9am – 11am during term time. We provide a healthy snack for children, tea, coffee and cake for parents. New Term starts on Thursday 11 September 2025. Please ring to book a place.

Thu 23 Jul09:00St. Gluvias Church(2.6mi)

via St. Gluvias ChurchLocal gem

Community

Coffee Stop

A community event open to all, which takes place in Perran-ar-worthal Village Hall. A chance to come for a cup of coffee and a biscuit and chat with the local people. Listening ear also available on request.

Thu 23 Jul09:30St Piran's Church(1.4mi)

via St Piran's ChurchLocal gem

Community

Hosting - Ladies Over 55 Singles

Catering details to be confirmed.

Thu 23 Jul10:30Mylor Bridge Bowling Club(0.7mi)

via Mylor Bridge Bowling Club

Sports & Fitness

Yoga For All

British Wheel of Yoga classes with Julia Poole on Thursdays in the New Hall. General Class 9:30 – 11:00am. Beginners/Gentle Yoga 11:30am – 12:30pm. or visit www.oceanlightyoga.co.uk

Thu 23 Jul10:30Carnon Downs Village Hall(1.8mi)

via Carnon Downs Village HallCurated

Community

Foodbank @Dwell on Thursdays

Weekly Foodbank session - including free meal for Foodbank clients

Thu 23 Jul11:00Dwell Cafe(1.9mi)

via Dwell Cafe

Theatre

Summer of Play at Trelissick

Play on repeat this summer at Trelissick, where there’s no end to the fun. We’ll be celebrating Summer of Play every day between 19 July and 2 September with games, activities and outdoor fun for the whole family. Get active and play tennis on the West Lawn, try lawn games or hold a race to the finish line. Who will be the champion? Embrace your creativity and make-believe in the stables where you’ll find a stage ready for you to dress up, put on a show and tell stories. Explore winding paths on the Trelissick garden trail, running throughout the summer holidays, and find the perfect spots for picnics and chill out spaces. Summer of Play activities are free (normal admission applies), so you can try them all and come back again and again. Dogs on short leads are permitted in the garden at Trelissick, keeping paws on paths. Summer of Play is supported by Pokémon.

Thu 23 Jul11:00Trelissick House(2.9mi)

via Trelissick House

Children & FamilyTheatre

Pokémon joins Trelissick's Summer of Play

Get active and play tennis on the West Lawn, try lawn games or hold a race to the finish line. Who will be the champion? Embrace your creativity and make-believe in the stables where you’ll find a stage ready for you to dress up, put on a show and tell stories. Ready to unleash your energy? On top of an already jam-packed Summer of Play, discover the Pokémon zone on the West Lawn where you’ll find a series of challenges to flex your skills and take part in mega games. Enjoy storytelling from James and Jasper the dragon on 29 July, 12, 15, 19 and 26 August, then clown around every Thursday by honing your circus skills with Circo Kernow. Take aim on Fridays and have a go at archery, there’ll be soft kits for younger families to also have a go, and on 1, 5, 22 and 29 August stretch, breathe and feel calm with outdoor family yoga sessions. Play your way on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday and let your imagination lead the way. We can’t wait to see what fantastical creatures you create whether you dress up, tell stories or embrace your artistic side. Explore winding paths on the Trelissick garden trail, running throughout the summer holidays, and find the perfect spots for picnics and chill out spaces. Summer of Play activities are free (normal admission applies), so you can try them all and come back again and again. Dogs on short leads are permitted in the garden at Trelissick, keeping paws on paths. Summer of Play is supported by Pokémon.

Thu 23 Jul11:00Trelissick House(2.9mi)

via Trelissick House

Community

Lunching in Lisbon

The Portuguese love lunch – who doesn’t?!! Join us on this exciting course to really delve into Portuguese cuisine and learn about the traditional fare enjoyed by millions around the globe! We will take you on a journey of discovery into the capital city of Lisbon and show you how to make the most of your lunchtime break with friends and family and of course accompanied by a delicious glass of wine – after all Portugal has some of the oldest wine growing regions in the world! You will be welcomed with a traditional port aperitif along with olives and peri peri cashews before embarking on this culinary course. Duration: 10:00am – 2:00pm Tutors: Head Tutor – Rupert Cooper Maximum student to tutor ratio: 8-1 Welcome: Meet your tutors and see for yourself the Philleigh Way farmhouse cookery school and garden. Enjoy a tea or coffee and tasty Philleigh Way treat. The Day: The course includes a variety of demonstrations and practical elements, also making your lunch and having various side dishes demonstrated. Close: Have a chat with fellow course attendees and members of the Philleigh Way team. This is a guide to the course activities & dishes and may vary depending on the season as well as the group’s interest.

Thu 23 Jul11:00Philleigh Way Cookery School(4.8mi)

via Philleigh Way Cookery School

Community

Building Trelissick: from farmhouse to riverside estate

Following the popularity of the Honor Budden exhibition Building Trelissick will now start on the later date of 30 April. Trelissick has evolved from a modest farmhouse into a distinguished riverside estate, shaped by the families who lived and worked here. In a new exhibition in the West Library we explore the story of Trelissick house through the evolution of the building’s architecture. This is a free exhibition, admission to Trelissick applies.

Thu 23 Jul12:00Trelissick House(2.9mi)

via Trelissick House

Community

Around £5.00

The Fort at the end of the road

At the very tip of the peninsula, St Anthony Head is a perfect place to have a walk, a place to sit and stare at the blue yonder, or to stop off for a picnic. Hidden underground, in strange looking buildings and behind locked doors are decades of military history. On selected dates each year we invite you to come along and find out how this quiet corner of Cornwall helped to protect our shores. From the late eighteenth century up to World War Two, this headland has played its part. Tour dates to book in 2026 (two tours each day from 11:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00): • Thursday 4 June • Wednesday 8 July • Sunday 2 August • Sunday 13 September (as part of the Heritage Open Days) £5.00 per person (excluding 13 September, which is free to all) Please click to book your spaces.

Thu 23 Jul12:00St Anthony Head(5mi)

via St Anthony Head

Community

Whist Drive

Held every Thursday afternoon in the New Hall at 2:00pm. 24 hands plus refreshments.

Thu 23 Jul15:00Carnon Downs Village Hall(1.8mi)

via Carnon Downs Village HallCurated

Community

Circuits R Us

Fitness classes aimed at over 50’s or beginners to exercise but all fitness levels & adult ages are welcome (first taster session free). Every Thursday 4.30pm in the Main Hall. to book a space.

Thu 23 Jul17:30Carnon Downs Village Hall(1.8mi)

via Carnon Downs Village HallCurated

Community

Penryn

New mixed 2-woods Triples League. Each team must be either 2 men and 1 lady or 2 ladies and 1 man. 2-woods per player. Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Lead Margaret Green Byron Green David Woodman 2 Sue Rath Penny Cox Letitia Rivett-Old Skip David Commerford Judith Chinn Carole Woodman

Thu 23 Jul19:00Mylor Bridge Bowling Club(0.7mi)

via Mylor Bridge Bowling Club

Community

Jack Hancock Trophy

Jack Hancock Trophy Team consists of 4 rinks, 2 rinks playing at home and two away Away Sides Team 1 Team 2 Lead Ron Weatherhead John Cashmore 2 David Bevan Keith Duff 3 Andy Lobb David House Skip Kevin Phillips Chris Johns Scores: Home Sides Team 1 Team 2 Lead Chris Old Kevin Horne 2 John Maunder Jeff Askew 3 Norman Sancto Tony Hill Skip Derek Shermon Richard Griffin Scores: Reserves: David Jenkin, Tony O'Sullivan, Adrian Poole, Simon Vincer, David Woodman. If you are selected but unable to play, please let Andy know on . Thanks.

Thu 23 Jul19:15Mylor Bridge Bowling Club(0.7mi)

via Mylor Bridge Bowling Club

Community

Jack Hancock Trophy vs Chacewater

Jack Hancock Trophy vs Chacewater Team consists of 4 rinks, 2 rinks playing at home and two away Away Sides Team 1 Team 2 Lead Ron Weatherhead John Cashmore 2 David Bevan Keith Duff 3 Andy Lobb David House Skip Kevin Phillips Chris Johns Scores: Home Sides Team 1 Team 2 Lead Chris Old Kevin Horne 2 John Maunder Jeff Askew 3 Norman Sancto Tony Hill Skip Derek Shermon Richard Griffin Scores: Reserves: David Jenkin, Tony O'Sullivan, Adrian Poole, Simon Vincer, David Woodman. If you are selected but unable to play, please let Andy know on . Thanks.

Thu 23 Jul19:15Mylor Bridge Bowling Club(0.7mi)

via Mylor Bridge Bowling Club

Sports & Fitness

Iyengar Yoga With Jean

A general class on Thursdays 6:15 – 8:15 pm in the Meeting Room. .

Thu 23 Jul19:15Carnon Downs Village Hall(1.8mi)

via Carnon Downs Village HallCurated

Children & FamilyTheatre

Youth Theatre Showcase 2026 – Seniors & Young Company

Directed by James D’Arcy Costume & Set Design: Marion Harrison Puppet Direction: Romina Hytten & Peter Twose Support Team: Berenice Cruse, Caitlyn Diment, Daisy Mansell-Jones, Michelle Sudworth, Sam Rankin, Susan Lay Allanah May is determined to make Pentardra a better place for everyone, but her efforts are met with resistance. When news of an unexpected visitor shakes the town, long-buried tensions resurface, leaving Pentardra’s future hanging in the balance.

Thu 23 Jul19:30The Get Creative Building(4.9mi)

via The Get Creative BuildingLocal gem

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Venues with events near Angarrick

A few local places from the listings above, all within three miles.

Mylor Bridge Bowling Club0.7 miles away Carnon Downs Village Hall1.8 miles away Trelissick House2.9 miles away

More about Angarrick

Cornwall, England

Angarrick sits right on the edge of Cornwall where the sea breeze keeps things breezy and the locals know how to make a quiet corner feel like home. Without any big venues nearby, the town relies on its own charm and the friendly faces you'll meet while walking past the shops or grabbing a coffee. It is the sort of place where a sudden shower doesn't ruin your plans because everyone just finds an umbrella and carries on chatting. You might spot a community gathering in the village square or hear about a local market from someone who stopped by last week to say hello.

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