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Foodbank @Dwell on Thursdays

Weekly Foodbank session - including free meal for Foodbank clients

Thu 4 JunHighway House Community Centre(3.8mi)

via Highway House Community CentreCurated

Children & FamilyCommunity

Squidlets

Squidlets is a friendly and fun group for 0-4 year olds and their parents/carers run by Falmouth Vineyard Church. We aim to offer energetic sessions to stimulate little minds and encourage creative play in an environment where exploration and mess is encouraged (think gloop, mud, paint, water and more!). The session always ends with a music/song time around 11am. We meet every Thursday during term time at the Princess Pavilion's in Falmouth. The sessions run from 9.45am – 11.15am. We meet outside (under cover of the veranda), only moving indoors in extreme weather! There are always a couple of new activities each week for the children to explore. Things can get messy so do wear old clothes. You may want to bring a drink and a snack for your little one. Coffee and cake is available (and highly recommended!) from the Pavilion's café for parents/carers. Why not bring along a reusable cup with a lid - it helps reduce waste and is safer for your children. The group is run by volunteers from Falmouth Vineyard Church. We are passionate about supporting parents and seeing kids thrive. We don't charge for our session, as we want to ensure Squidlets is accessible to all and we see it as an expression of our love for the community.

Thu 4 Jun09:45Falmouth Vineyard Church(3.6mi)

via Falmouth Vineyard Church

Community

Foodbank @Dwell on Thursdays

Weekly Foodbank session - including free meal for Foodbank clients

Thu 4 Jun11:00Dwell Cafe(3.8mi)

via Dwell Cafe

Community

Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

This year we’re celebrating the story of Trelissick house from farmhouse to countryside estate in the new exhibition ‘Building Trelissick’. Try your hand at a series of activities that bring this story to life. You’ll design your own coat of arms, find your ideal career on the Trelissick estate and play games in the winding paths of the garden. Between 27 and 31 May the Victorian Falconers will be found on the West Lawn to demonstrate how the Victorians revived the ancient art of hawking for modern times. There’ll be flying demonstrations daily at 11am, 1pm and 3pm. When they’re not flying, you’ll be able to see the birds quietly at rest in the traditional Hawk Mews, open 10am-4.30pm. Pick up a free trail sheet from the welcome team to help you explore. Admission to Trelissick applies, dogs on short leads are welcome on the trail route.

Thu 4 Jun11:00Trelissick House(3.9mi)

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 4 Jun12:00St Anthony Head(1.4mi)

via St Anthony Head

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 4 Jun12:00Trelissick House(3.9mi)

via Trelissick House

Community

The Fort at the end of the road

back to Upcoming events at St Anthony Head Skip to content The Fort at the end of the road Join us on a tour to discover what goes on behind closed doors. 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 4 Jun14:30St Anthony Head(1.4mi)

via St Anthony Head

Community

Falmouth

position team 1 lead 2 3 skip

Thu 4 Jun15:00Mylor Bridge Bowling Club(3.1mi)

via Mylor Bridge Bowling Club

Community

Perranporth

position team 1 lead 2 3 skip

Thu 4 Jun15:00Mylor Bridge Bowling Club(3.1mi)

via Mylor Bridge Bowling Club

Community

Redruth A

Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Lead Ron Weatherhead Jeff Askew John Cashmore 2 David Bevan John Maunder Keith Duff 3 Andy Lobb David House Norman Sancto Skip Kevin Phillips Derek Shermon Chris Johns Scores: Reserves: Simon Vincer, Chris Old This is a 'Selected' fixture. Only confirm your availability if your name is on the Team Sheet. If you are selected but unable to play, please let Andy know on . Thanks.

Thu 4 Jun19:15Mylor Bridge Bowling Club(3.1mi)

via Mylor Bridge Bowling Club

Community

Around £20.

Fish 'N Chip Fridays

Tuck into our crispy, golden fish and chips with your choice of a pint, or a glass of house wine for just £20. It’s the ultimate Friday treat, served every Friday alongside our full à la carte menu. Round up your friends, book a table, and start your weekend the right way.

Fri 5 JunHarbour House(2.3mi)

via Harbour House

Community

Duchy Opera - The Merry Widow

5 June 2026-6 June 2026 - 19:30-23:00 Princess Pavilion 41 Melvill Road Falmouth TR11 4AT

Fri 5 JunFalmouth Art Gallery(2.4mi)

via Falmouth Art Gallery

Community

Growbaby Calm

We run Growbaby Calm on every Friday mornings of the month, 10-11.30 am. This is a new group for parents/carers of non-mobile babies (up to about 6 months) and parents-to be, offering friendship and support. Again, our storeroom will be open for anyone to collect clothes (including maternity wear) or equipment - you don't have to have a newborn to access the storeroom on a Friday, but there won't be playgroup provision for older children on these sessions.

Fri 5 Jun10:00Stirring of the Water Ministries(3.6mi)

via Stirring of the Water Ministries

Community

Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

This year we’re celebrating the story of Trelissick house from farmhouse to countryside estate in the new exhibition ‘Building Trelissick’. Try your hand at a series of activities that bring this story to life. You’ll design your own coat of arms, find your ideal career on the Trelissick estate and play games in the winding paths of the garden. Between 27 and 31 May the Victorian Falconers will be found on the West Lawn to demonstrate how the Victorians revived the ancient art of hawking for modern times. There’ll be flying demonstrations daily at 11am, 1pm and 3pm. When they’re not flying, you’ll be able to see the birds quietly at rest in the traditional Hawk Mews, open 10am-4.30pm. Pick up a free trail sheet from the welcome team to help you explore. Admission to Trelissick applies, dogs on short leads are welcome on the trail route.

Fri 5 Jun11:00Trelissick House(3.9mi)

via Trelissick House

Community

Tapas

At Philleigh Way we love nothing more than sharing food with friends and family. With many dishes easily prepared in advance, tapas is ideal to serve at a party, but are equally delicious as a complete lunch or supper with family or friends. Learn to cook fabulous authentic Spanish cuisine, but also ways to introduce it into your everyday cooking! If you want to be transported to Spain come and join us for this fantastic course Course Overview Duration: 10:00-13:00 Tutors: Rupert Cooper – Head Tutor 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 morning tea or coffee and tasty Philleigh Way treat. The Day: The course includes five demonstrations and three practical sessions. All equipment, aprons, food and drink is provided throughout the day. Close: Have a chat with fellow course attendees and members of the Philleigh Way team. This is a guide to the days activities and may vary depending on the season as well as the group’s interest. Sample dishes Crispy squid with a tomato salad and lemon mayonnaise Spanish empanadas with chimichurri Risotto negra Gurnard ceviche Patatas bravas Salt hake fritters Skills Preparing squid Short crust pastry Filleting round fish Pan and deep frying Curing Pané Sauté Age suitability: 16+ or 13+ if accompanied by a paying adult. CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE

Fri 5 Jun11:00Philleigh Way Cookery School(4.1mi)

via Philleigh Way Cookery School

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.

Fri 5 Jun12:00St Anthony Head(1.4mi)

via St Anthony Head

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.

Fri 5 Jun12:00Trelissick House(3.9mi)

via Trelissick House

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Foodbank @Dwell on Thursdays

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Foodbank @Dwell on Thursdays

Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

The Fort at the end of the road

Building Trelissick: from farmhouse to riverside estate

The Fort at the end of the road

Falmouth

Perranporth

Redruth A

Fish 'N Chip Fridays

Duchy Opera - The Merry Widow

Growbaby Calm

Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

Tapas

The Fort at the end of the road

Building Trelissick: from farmhouse to riverside estate

Foodbank @Dwell on Thursdays

Squidlets

What's on near Newton Farm, in your inbox

Foodbank @Dwell on Thursdays

Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

The Fort at the end of the road

Building Trelissick: from farmhouse to riverside estate

The Fort at the end of the road

Falmouth

Perranporth

Redruth A

Fish 'N Chip Fridays

Duchy Opera - The Merry Widow

Growbaby Calm

Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

Tapas

The Fort at the end of the road

Building Trelissick: from farmhouse to riverside estate