Events Calendar

One of the great summer pleasures is to go and visit wonderful gardens. The Cornwall Hospice Care Open Gardens Programme offers you the chance to see some gardens that are not often open to the public and their owners work very hard to prepare them for us, specifically to raise money towards our care.

By appointment only. Please contact Lucie on above contact details to book. Please mention Cornwall Hospice Care when booking.

A 4 acre garden surrounding a 17th century farmhouse, fields and woodland running down to Trenarth Bridge on the Helford river. A varied and quirky garden with year-round interest. Listed garden walls, courtyards, plenty of activities for children, orchard and vegetable garden. Wildlife friendly and tours available for small groups. www.trenarthgardens.com

Every year it costs over £5 million to provide the specialist care we offer to our in and out patients. Only 20% of this is funded through a contribution from Cornwall’s NHS Commissioners, in simple terms, the NHS contribution pays for 71 days of care each year. In a calendar year that’s only enough to get us to the 12th March. We rely on the generosity of people like you in Cornwall who leave us legacies, support fundraising events, play our lottery and visit our 32 shops.

Truro Fundraising Group invite you to a coffee morning with various stalls and a raffle. By kind permission of Nick & Anne Barwell.

Historic walk with Roger Radcliffe around the village of St Agnes. Cream teas available in Church Hall afterwards, or if you’re not walking come along and enjoy a cream tea and watch the rolling film of the walks historic features. There are two lengths of  the walk. £3.00 with cream tea or cream tea on it’s own £2.50. 2pm start at Methodist Church.

The Ransome Crawlers Ceilidh Band invite you to a fabulous evening of barn dancing. All are welcome and no previous experience required! All donations to Cornwall Hospice Care.

One of the great summer  pleasures is to go and visit wonderful gardens. The Cornwall Hospice Care Open Gardens Programme offers you the chance to see some gardens that are not often open to the public and their owners work very hard to prepare them for us, specifically to raise money towards our care.

After a walk through the woods you enter the quiet oasis of a woodland garden, where there are areas of spring flowering shrubs and bulbs and different areas of hardy perennials, trees and bushes. Among the features there is an orchard with Cornish heritage apple trees, a wildlife pond, remembrance garden and mezzanine areas.

Every year it costs over £5 million to provide the specialist care we offer to our in and out patients. Only 20% of this is funded through a contribution from Cornwall’s NHS Commissioners, in simple terms, the NHS contribution pays for 71 days of care each year. In a calendar year that’s only enough to get us to the 12th March. We rely on the generosity of people like you in Cornwall who leave us legacies, support fundraising events, play our lottery and visit our 32 shops.

This Quiz Night and Raffle is hosted by Lisa and Angela, two intrepid trekkers, fundraising to trek the Great Wall of China in September 2020.

7:30PM start, tickets are just £2 per person for entry to the quiz. Teams are a maximum of 4 people and there is a cash prize for the winning team.

Additionally there will be a raffle of the night.

Tickets available in advance from Lisa Cooke on 07882 379 080.

Lisa is trekking to support Cornwall Hospice Care and Angela, Children’s Hospice South West.

One of the great summer pleasures is to go and visit wonderful gardens. The Cornwall Hospice Care Open Gardens Programme offers you the chance to see some gardens that are not often open to the public and their owners work very hard to prepare them for us, specifically to raise money towards our care.

Helland Barton House is an old farmhouse set in partially walled grounds with a variety of landscapes; Traditional orchard and extensive vegetable plot, spectacular courtyard garden, traditional herbaceous and woodland area. The focal point is a herring bone walled natural pool.

Every year it costs over £5 million to provide the specialist care we offer to our in and out patients. Only 20% of this is funded through a contribution from Cornwall’s NHS Commissioners, in simple terms, the NHS contribution pays for 71 days of care each year. In a calendar year that’s only enough to get us to the 12th March. We rely on the generosity of people like you in Cornwall who leave us legacies, support fundraising events, play our lottery and visit our 32 shops.

The Bastions Charity Gig featuring John Morgon. A licensed bar will be available

One of the great summer pleasures is to go and visit wonderful gardens. The Cornwall Hospice Care Open Gardens Programme offers you the chance to see some gardens that are not often open to the public and their owners work very hard to prepare them for us, specifically to raise money towards our care.

9 acres of woodland and ponds, kept as natural and wild as possible with sympathetic planting of native trees and plants mixed with a few exotic varieties, encouraging butterflies and bees.

www.tanglewoodmaycontainnuts.co.uk

Every year it costs over £5 million to provide the specialist care we offer to our in and out patients. Only 20% of this is funded through a contribution from Cornwall’s NHS Commissioners, in simple terms, the NHS contribution pays for 71 days of care each year. In a calendar year that’s only enough to get us to the 12th March. We rely on the generosity of people like you in Cornwall who leave us legacies, support fundraising events, play our lottery and visit our 32 shops.

Afternoon Tea with sandwiches and sweet cakes. Ticket only pre booked

Craft Fair with a chance to buy something handmade locally. Stalls are £10 per table pre booked. Please email bev6536@yahoo.co.uk