Popular Weekend Events in Penzance (July Updated)

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Join the artist talk with Harun Morrison at The Exchange in Penzance on Saturday, February 10, 2024. This event is an opportunity to learn more about Morrison's work and creative practice as an artist and writer. As an associate artist with Greenpeace UK, Morrison will discuss his Storm Warning Commission and share his experience in tackling environmental issues. Following the talk, Morrison will host a discursive workshop using his Environmental Justice cards, which aim to foster conversations and critical thinking about the environment and climate change. This workshop is open to everyone, but it may be of particular interest to activists and those in education who want to explore these topics further. Be sure to book separately for the workshop. Harun Morrison is an artist and writer based on the UK inland waterways. His work has been exhibited internationally, including group exhibitions in Romania and Hungary as part of the European Capital of Culture 2023 program. He has also had solo exhibitions in London, the Netherlands, and Birmingham. Currently, Morrison is involved in community garden projects in Merseyside and a mental health support service in Sheffield. Don't miss this chance to engage with his thought-provoking work. Image: Installation view Storm Warning: The Same Boat, 2022, Harun Morrison.

Discover the Pausing, yet still moving Creative Workshop at Hweg Gallery in Penzance. Led by professional writer Jess Ione Henshall, this workshop series delves into the realms of limbo and uncertainty through the art of creative writing. Dive into a journey of self-exploration as you learn to notice and capture the essence of the tangible world, nurturing your creative practice. The workshops, suitable for beginners to intermediate writers and individuals from all creative backgrounds, offer a blend of guided exercises, tools, prompts, and resources to enhance your skills. In Workshop 1: Pausing, scheduled for May 12th, immerse yourself in exercises that focus on engaging the creative muscle and observing the world around you. Workshop 2: Moving, taking place on May 19th, expands on these ideas, utilizing various writing techniques to navigate moments of transition. Each workshop stands alone, or you can join both to deepen your experience. Secure your spot for a 1.5-hour session at £20 per workshop and embrace the opportunity to enrich your creative journey.

Experience the art of still life oil painting with Aster Guinness at the Newlyn Art Gallery in Newlyn on May 18, 2024. This workshop, suitable for all skill levels, offers a unique opportunity to learn traditional oil painting techniques under expert guidance. Delve into the world of sight-size drawing, color theory, and limited palette usage to enhance your painting skills. Immerse yourself in composing a still life featuring a vase, fabric, and flowers, and explore the harmony of colors in your artwork. Aster Guinness, a renowned artist and teacher, will provide valuable insights and individual instruction throughout the day. The workshop includes all necessary materials, with participants required to bring their own lunch or purchase from the onsite café, Pickle. Secure your spot for £85 and unlock the potential to create captivating still life paintings. Don't miss this chance to refine your artistic abilities in a serene and welcoming environment. Explore the beauty of traditional artistry and reserve your place for a day of creativity and inspiration.

Discover the captivating world of creative writing at Pausing, yet still moving Creative workshops: Moving hosted by Jess Ione Henshall at Hweg Gallery in Penzance. Dive into the realm of limbo and uncertainty through engaging writing exercises designed to inspire and enrich your creative practice. Immerse yourself in a 1.5-hour session where you will explore techniques such as word-banking, collage, and playful word manipulation to navigate moments of transition and in-between. Delve into the art of observation and creative expression, drawing from the tangible world to fuel your writing journey. Whether you are a complete beginner or an intermediate writer from any creative background, these workshops offer a unique opportunity to explore the synergy between visual art and writing. Reserve your spot for the Moving workshop on 19th May 2024 from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm at Hweg, with tickets priced at £20 per person. Embark on a transformative experience where you can unlock the power of words to navigate the complexities of the creative process with expert guidance from Jess Ione Henshall.

Explore phases of limbo and uncertainty through the art of creative writing with writer Jess Ione Henshall at Hweg Gallery in Penzance. The workshops, titled "Pausing, yet still moving Creative workshops: Pausing," offer an opportunity to delve into moments of pause and transition through guided exercises and prompts. These sessions aim to help participants ground themselves in daily life and draw inspiration from their surroundings. Suitable for beginners to intermediate writers and individuals from various creative backgrounds, the workshops focus on engaging the creative muscle and exploring the connection between visual art and writing. The first workshop, Pausing, will take place on June 16th, 2024, from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm, with a ticket price of £20. Participants can expect to learn tools to navigate times of in-between through words and enrich their creative practice. Workshop 2, Moving, will further expand on these ideas on June 23rd, providing a multi-disciplined approach to writing. Attendees have the option to join one or both workshops to enhance their creative skills and processes.

Beyond Gesture - Pencil Drawing from Observation SAT 5 OCT, 10.00 - 16.00, Newlyn Studio, Newlyn Art Gallery, TR18 5PZ In this day long drawing workshop recent Picture Room artist Jason Walker will guide you through a series of exercises, using simple tools and honing your observation skills. There will be plenty of one to one guidance and individual support throughout. The day is split into two parts. Part 1: 10.00 - 13.00 A brief introduction to Jason's process in relation to the object drawings he made for the Picture Room, followed by a short demonstration. You will then be guided through a series of drawing tasks, for you to practice using the tools and the measuring technique, covering mapping out and measurement, tone/value structure - that is, how to create light - using a range of pencils. After which you will settle down for a longer sustained drawing task together as a group, all drawing from the same object, deepening your understanding of mapping/measurement, tone/value structure in relation to the subject you are drawing. 13.00 Lunch Break Part 2: 13.45 - 16.00 In the afternoon, you are free to carry on with your drawing from the morning session or select another object (or objects) to work from. For this purpose, a selection of objects will be provided, but you may have an object at home you would like to draw instead, or that you have perhaps tried drawing and got stuck with, that you are welcome to bring along. Jason will provide guidance on how you can adapt the tools and techniques covered in the workshop to your own needs and ways of working and to a wider range of subjects - such as complex still life, portrait, landscape. All drawing materials are provided, but you are welcome to bring in your own graphite pencils if that's your preference. You will be working on A3 sized paper and with a pencil range 4H, 2H, B, HB, 2B, 4B. £85 per person, max 12 participants Lunch is not included - you are welcome to bring your own or you can buy lunch from FIKA café in the gallery garden. If you are a gallery Supporter, Patron or Art Lover, don't forget to use your 10% discount code. Access and Parking: https://newlynartgallery.co.uk/visit/ Council car parks: St Peter's Hill, Newlyn, TR18 5EQ Newlyn Harbour car parks: Newlyn beachfront (at Sandy Cove) and Newlyn Harbour (close to Penlee Lifeboat Station). Information Source: Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange | eventbrite

Dance through the Decades Night with Haarts Productions is set to take place at The Land's End Hotel in Penzance on October 12, 2024. This event promises to be a nostalgic journey through various eras of music and dance, offering attendees a chance to groove to the beats of the past. With a ticket price of £44.04, guests can expect a night filled with energetic performances and lively tunes that will transport them back in time. Whether you're a fan of the swinging sixties or the funky seventies, this event is sure to have something for everyone. So mark your calendars and get ready to dance the night away with Haarts Productions at Dance through the Decades Night.

Explore accurate Cornish Pirates v Hartpury University sporting information for 15th February, as well as more Rugby Union times with Fixture Calendar. The Cornish Pirates are a professional rugby union team based in Penzance, Cornwall, UK. They currently compete in the RFU Championship, the second tier of English rugby. The team was founded in 1945 and has a rich history of success, including five finalist appearances in the RFU Championship and winning the prestigious British and Irish Cup in 2010. The current squad is led by head coach Chris Stirling and boasts talented players from around the world, such as Alex Day, Tom Duncan, and Aaron Carpenter. The Pirates' home field is the Mennaye Field, which has a capacity of 10,500 and provides a lively atmosphere for fans to support their team. With a strong track record and a dedicated fan base, the Cornish Pirates continue to make their mark on the world of rugby union. Hartpury University has a prestigious and highly-respected Rugby Union team that competes in various top-tier competitions. The team has achieved remarkable success, winning the BUCS Championship title multiple times and securing a spot in the prestigious National League 1. Their outstanding performance has also led to the team producing talented players who have gone on to represent their country at the international level. The team boasts a state-of-the-art stadium, with a seating capacity of over 2,000, providing an electrifying atmosphere for fans to cheer on their favorite team. With a history of producing world-class players and a track record of winning prestigious competitions, Hartpury University's Rugby Union team is truly a force to be reckoned with in the world of rugby. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com