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CORNWALL
MAGAZINE
MAY 2008
CORNWALL
MAGAZINE
MAY 2008
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EVENTS
Come rain or shine the Daphne du Maurier Festival buzzes with more than 150 events The Bolster Pageant brings music, theatre - and a giant - to the streets of St Agnes The antidote to your average petrol-thirsty motor event, Eden's Sexy Green Car Show is back and its all about efficiency Take to the river this month, where the Fal River Festival presents a host of activities Three ballets, inspired by painting, poetry and ragtime come to the Hall for Cornwall
Come rain or shine the Daphne du Maurier Festival buzzes with more than 150 events The Bolster Pageant brings music, theatre - and a giant - to the streets of St Agnes The antidote to your average petrol-thirsty motor event, Eden's Sexy Green Car Show is back and its all about efficiency Take to the river this month, where the Fal River Festival presents a host of activities Three ballets, inspired by painting, poetry and ragtime come to the Hall for Cornwall
LIFESTYLE
With Cork and Brittany on the list of new destinations, Newquay Airport has more to offer both visitors and locals Buying local or sustainably-sourced flowers will add your voice to the thousands of consumers voting for ethical and environmental change Trewoofe House Garden at Lamorna is two acres packed with wet and wild beaty Get a taste of Daphne du Maurier's Cornwall in some unusual gardens around Fowey Organisation is everything in the kitchen, from funky storage jars to innovative cupboard design Careful planning plus a bit of lateral thinking make a good-looking, functional kitchen In our 'room with a point of view' feature Phillip Callan tells us about Hell Bay on the Isles of Scilly.
FOOD
In our food one to one, Robert Wright of the Gurnards Head talks about the relationship between flavours, textures and the origin of his ingredients The real art of compiling a wine list is about encouraging us to try something different Weddings at the Greenbank Hotel just got tastier with a new chef, new menus and bespoke service The New Yard Restaurant at Trelowarren celebrates 25 years of fine food and wine this month.
ARTS
Juliet McMaster is Professor emerita at the University of Alberta - and granddaughter of painter James Clarke Hook - she talks about the work of this great 19th-century artist Born 150 years ago, Newlyn School painter Henry Scott Tuke is celebrated in two major exhibitions We meet artist Andrew Waddington in the studio, and he talks about poetry, music and art Tregony Gallery celebrates its tenth year this month with a joint exhibition from two of its most successful long-standing artists Daryl Waller's solo exhibition and performance at Goldfish Contemporary Art questions the mores of contemporary society Falmouth-born artist Andrew Tozer captures the shimmering light and sandy beaches of his home town in a bold, impressionist style End-of-year exhibitions don't get more ambitious than 'Under Canvas', due to bring Lemon Quay alive with a stunning display of student talent Two young and talented artists demonstrate the strength and energy of new figurative art at Artonomy Fine Art in Truro.
In our food one to one, Robert Wright of the Gurnards Head talks about the relationship between flavours, textures and the origin of his ingredients The real art of compiling a wine list is about encouraging us to try something different Weddings at the Greenbank Hotel just got tastier with a new chef, new menus and bespoke service The New Yard Restaurant at Trelowarren celebrates 25 years of fine food and wine this month.
ARTS
Juliet McMaster is Professor emerita at the University of Alberta - and granddaughter of painter James Clarke Hook - she talks about the work of this great 19th-century artist Born 150 years ago, Newlyn School painter Henry Scott Tuke is celebrated in two major exhibitions We meet artist Andrew Waddington in the studio, and he talks about poetry, music and art Tregony Gallery celebrates its tenth year this month with a joint exhibition from two of its most successful long-standing artists Daryl Waller's solo exhibition and performance at Goldfish Contemporary Art questions the mores of contemporary society Falmouth-born artist Andrew Tozer captures the shimmering light and sandy beaches of his home town in a bold, impressionist style End-of-year exhibitions don't get more ambitious than 'Under Canvas', due to bring Lemon Quay alive with a stunning display of student talent Two young and talented artists demonstrate the strength and energy of new figurative art at Artonomy Fine Art in Truro.
FRONT COVER
Fine wine need not be intimidating.
See our feature in the magazine.
GET YOUR COPY
Inside Cornwall is on sale at all major supermarkets and newsagents in the county along with the main art galleries and events venues.
If you are visiting the county, simply let us know which issue you would like and we will for just £3.80 (inc p&p) send a copy to your home address or your holiday destination, ready for when you arrive.
Inside Cornwall is on sale at all major supermarkets and newsagents in the county along with the main art galleries and events venues.
If you are visiting the county, simply let us know which issue you would like and we will for just £3.80 (inc p&p) send a copy to your home address or your holiday destination, ready for when you arrive.
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