Latest Events in Cornwall(September Updated)

This training day is for landowners looking to manage and restore existing Temperate Rainforest on their land. This event will be prioritised for Cornwall Landowners. This practical day will give you the opportunity to understand rainforest restoration and be a part of the whole process from start to finish. You will start the day by understanding how to survey and mark up trees that need managing. While you are learning how to use the Rapid Rainforest Assessment tool, contractors will head out and undertake all the work you have marked up. At the end, you will assess the work and discuss the effects. This work is funded by the Species Survival Fund (NHLF/DEFRA). Agenda: 9:30 - arrive at Golitha Falls main car park for tea and coffee. Meet Natural England and Woodland Trust staff https://what3words.com/fizzy.whirlwind.utter 10:00 – 11:30 - Introduction to Temperate Rainforest, and pre-surveying and marking up interventions 11:30 – 13:00 - Guided walk of Golthia and introduction to Rapid Rainforest Assessment App, while contractors carry out work 13:00 – 14:00 - Lunch (provided) 14:00 – 16:00 - Post-survey of management works, feedback and discussion around works. Q&A session 16:00 - 16:30 - Wrap up and depart Please bring appropriate clothing including wellingtons. Information Source: The Woodland Trust | eventbrite

Mum of two, Jenny Gill was with diagnosed with Signet Cell Cancer in March 2024, which is also known as signet ring cell carcinoma (SRCC). It's a rare, aggressive cancer that can develop in many organs. She was given less than a year to live. In true Jenny style, she was determined to fight and make the most of her time with us all. So, a year after her diagnosis, with the help of chemotherapy, the love of friends and family and the need of what she calls 'the fire in her belly', Jenny set off on a particular mission. To raise awareness of this awful cancer, that often goes undiagnosed and undetected. To support the organisations working tirelessly with people who are diagnosed. And to inject this work with hope, joy and fun. Jenny gracefully and peacefully died in April 2025, part way through planning for her Auction. Help us make her wishes come true as we set out to raise vital funds and celebrate the amazing woman that Jenny was. Funds raised on the night will be split between St Julia's Hospice and The Treliske Research Team. The funding at Treliske will be specific for reasearch on stomach cancer. Join us for a unique twist on a traditional auction, where our dynamic duo of auctioneers will keep you entertained all night long! Dress to impress- whether it’s a classic cocktail dress, or that fabulously funky ’70s ruffled shirt you just can’t part with. But if new threads are more your style, you’re just as welcome! Bring your friends, your best moves, and your bidding spirit—let’s make this a night to remember! This heartfelt cause began with Jenny’s journey following her diagnosis in 2024. Thanks to the unwavering support of an incredible medical team, family, and friends, she never had to face it alone. Now, you have the chance to make a difference too. See all the items you can bid on and more at the website here >> https://www.jennysfund.co.uk/ If you can't make the event but would still like to donate please go to the Just Giving Page here >> https://www.justgiving.com/page/jennys-fund?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL Information Source: Jenny's Fund | eventbrite

Join us at The Rifle Volunteer for an incredible night celebrating the one and only Dave Grohl — drummer, frontman, guitarist, songwriter, and all-around rock 'n' roll legend. The Best of Grohl is the ultimate rock show dedicated to rock icon Dave Grohl. With a career spanning Nirvana , Foo Fighters , Queens of the Stone Age , Them Crooked Vultures , and more, Grohl’s fingerprints are all over rock history. Performed live by a killer tribute band, this is a celebration of the hits, the deep cuts, and the raw energy that made Grohl a global icon.  Following the success of our first tribute night with Take A Chance On Us, the ultimate ABBA tribute, The Rifle Volunteer is excited to welcome you to the perfect intimate venue to enjoy live music. Whether you’re here to enjoy live music or simply enjoy a drink with friends, it’s a spot where everyone can kick back and have a great time. With fantastic company, refreshing drinks, and an unbeatable atmosphere, it’s the ideal setting for a night to remember.  Grab your tickets now and join us for an unforgettable night of rock ‘n’ roll!   Information Source: The Rifle Volunteer | eventbrite

You're Invited to The Big Lunch – 8 October at St. Mellion Estate Sponsored by Made for Life Organics, Cornwall - https://www.madeforlifeorganics.com/ Your Partnerships is proud to welcome you to  The Big Lunch  on  Tuesday, 8 October at 11:00 AM , hosted at the stunning  St. Mellion Estate , Saltash, Cornwall PL12 6SD. We are delighted to announce our  guest speaker: John Brown , CEO of the  Cornwall Chamber of Commerce . This event marks a fantastic opportunity to deepen connections between  Your Partnerships  and the  Chamber , bringing even more value to our local business communities. This event is being Sponsored by Made for Life Organics, Cornwall Join us for: Tea and coffee on arrival A delicious  two-course lunch A chance to network with  100+ business leaders  from Cornwall, Devon, and beyond Whether you're a regular networker or new to the scene, this is a powerful space to grow relationships, create new opportunities, and elevate your brand. Booking options: Individual tickets VIP Tables of 10  – perfect for those who want to stand out and make a bigger impact Why not bring a client, customer, or prospective partner as a guest?  Helping others connect is a powerful way to show you care about their growth—and yours. Spaces are limited, and this is set to be a sell-out event.  Book early to avoid missing out. We look forward to seeing you at this impactful and inspiring event! Online with Your Partnerships Did you know that as a Your Partnerships member, you have access to over 100+ events per month? You need only to register using this link and let them know you are a full Your Partnerships member - https://www.goconnections.online/collaboration-networking Guest Tickets  Guests can attend a Your Partnerships events with a £20 per event surcharge. You can avoid this fee by signing up for a 30-day free pass. Simply follow the link to enter your details, your card won’t be charged until after the 30 days, and you can cancel anytime - https://www.yourpartnerships.co.uk/member-benefits Our members pay nothing to attend events. The only fee on tickets as a member will be for your catering. See you soon, and feel free to ask questions, email info@yourpartnerships.co.uk Information Source: Your Partnerships Ltd. | eventbrite

The Band of His Majesty’s Royal Marines Plymouth – Live at The Roebuck Theatre Experience the Band of His Majesty’s Royal Marines Plymouth in an unforgettable evening of music, pageantry, and precision. With breathtaking soloists and the world-famous Corps of Drums , this concert series at The Roebuck Theatre, Plymouth , promises something for everyone! Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the excellence and tradition of one of the world’s finest military bands. Information Source: The Bands of HM Royal Marines Official | eventbrite

We'll be looking at how to lay out your new allotment or growing space for ease of use and productivity concentrating on infrastructure, no-dig beds, tools, water harvesting, composting and what happens throughout the growing year. This practical workshop lead by grower Jo Tytherleigh from Harewood Farm is ideal for people new to growing food, or are currently on an allotment waiting list. A free soup and cake lunch and hot drinks will also be provided. This workshop will be taking place outdoors so stout shoes and waterproofs should be worn. This is a workshop supported by the Tamara Landscape Scheme, but we do ask for a deposit of £10 per person which will be refunded on attending on the day. Please note Eventbrite fees are unable to refunded. Please email us after booking if you have any dietary requirements at info@tamargrowlocal.org Please also let us know if you will be arriving by train so we can collect you from the station. Exact location information will be sent to partiipants ahead of the course. Information Source: Tamar Grow Local CIC | eventbrite

For over 20 years, the Cornwall Wildlife Trust Marine Strandings Network has been at the heart of protecting our coastlines, gathering critical data on dead or stranded marine wildlife. What started as a local effort has now become a beacon of conservation, earning national respect and making a lasting impact on the preservation of our natural world. This vital work depends on the dedication of volunteers. Each year, we train new citizen scientists to respond to strandings and help document these incidents, contributing to an ever-growing body of knowledge that shapes conservation efforts and action. If you’re passionate about making a difference and safeguarding our marine wildlife, this is your opportunity to take action and be part of the Marine Strandings Network. Important: This training is for Cornish residents who will respond to local strandings. All other UK strandings are coordinated by the Cetacean Strandings Investigation Programme (CSIP) - https://ukstrandings.org . Callout Volunteer Training We invite you to join us for a dynamic, full-day training session, designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to become a valued volunteer for our Marine Strandings Network. The training will take place at Newquay University Centre. Attendance to the entire day is required to qualify as a volunteer. In the morning, we’ll introduce you to the Marine Strandings Network, explain how it operates, and guide you through cetacean identification, essential health and safety protocols, and how to accurately complete our recording forms for cetaceans and seals. These records are crucial for our conservation work. In the afternoon, we will have a hands-on session where you’ll participate in a simulated stranding using life-sized models of a dolphin, porpoise, and seal. You’ll practice recording data, observe health and safety procedures, and learn the proper retrieval techniques. This interactive training is both educational and engaging, with a serious purpose at its heart. The cost for the training is £20, which includes an information pack and a strandings kit to take home. Please bring your own lunch, along with warm, waterproof clothing and sensible footwear for the outdoor session in the afternoon. We are also offering free refresher places for our existing volunteers—please select the free ticket option when booking. All free ticket holders will be verified against our active volunteer database. Spaces are limited, and booking is essential. Once registered, you’ll receive the program and venue map by Wednesday 8th October, in preparation for the training on the 11th. We look forward to welcoming you! PLEASE NOTE: This training is for Cornish residents who will attend Cornish strandings, as all other UK strandings are coordinated and managed by the Cetacean Strandings Investigation Programme (CSIP) - https://ukstrandings.org . Information Source: Cornwall Wildlife Trust - Marine Strandings Network | eventbrite

Lily Dunn won acclaim with her memoir Sins of the Father, here she talks to fellow biographer Anna Wilson and shares the secrets of writing a new, transformative kind of memoir. Her guide, 'Into Being' is published this October and is an essential guide to writing memoir in a radical and empowering way. Drawing on her experience as a memoirist and a teacher of creative writing, Lily Dunn presents the ground-breaking idea that the craft of memoir itself can offer a form of transformation. Dunn demystifies the memoirist’s art, helping readers to find meaning in raw experience and elevate the personal to the universal. She considers intriguing questions, from why our memories give greater significance to certain events to how we can write honestly without intruding too far into the lives of our loved ones. She also explores how writers are extending the memoir form to create something hybrid, playful and subversive. In an age of social media, filled with confessions, re-inventions and distortions of the self, the question of what it means to be an individual is more urgent than ever. Into being shows readers how to turn writing memoir into a journey of discovery – one that can be shared with the whole world. Anna Wilson is a much loved author, writing teacher and mentor. She has written over fifty books for children and is the author of 'A Place for Everything: My Mother, Autism and Me'. Anna and Lily will be in Conversation and welcome questions about your own biographical writing journey. Information Source: The Edge of the World Bookshop Ltd | eventbrite

Resilience Roll Call /002 - REFRAMING THE FUTURE Join us for a transformative event at Eco Park, Porthtowan where we will be REFRAMING THE FUTURE . This in-person gathering will focus on building resilience and embracing change in a rapidly evolving world. Connect with like-minded individuals, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and leave with a renewed sense of purpose. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be a part of shaping a brighter tomorrow! Information Source: eventbrite

This retreat provides a revitalising journey of mindfulness, yoga, artistic expression, and personal growth, you will leave the retreat with feelings of clarity, wellbeing and achievement. Highlights include: Yoga: Vinyasa practice, beginners and those with more experience welcome.Mindfulness Meditation: Guided sessions to increase your intuition and a sense of calm.Creative Art & Poetry: Expertly guided, all levels welcome.Natural Creativity: Mandala crafting in nature or indoor candle making if weather is inclement.Soundbath: Allow the sounds of the Gong and other instruments to cleanse as they wash over you. Guided by expert retreat leaders who will motivate and nurture you throughout the weekend you will have an immersive and transformational experience. Fully inclusive residential, private ensuite rooms, Friday 4pm to Monday 10am. Information Source: eventbrite

Step into the festive spirit with this relaxed, creative workshop. You’ll learn how to shape wire into Christmas figures - stars, trees, holly etc and then add your own personal touch by creating a beaded letter or initial. Something to hang on your tree or gift it to someone this Christmas. No experience is needed, and all tools and materials are provided. Come along for a creative session and leave with something beautiful for the festive season. Information Source: Jennifer Louise | eventbrite

Some Interesting Apples Taste Trial 2025 Saturday 18 October 2025 11am – 3pm £25 – Including simple lunch and cider tasting. Click here to book now Continuing the success of the previous iterations, Kestle Barton is pleased to host the 2025 Some Interesting Apples pomological exhibition and taste trials – led by William Arnold, James Fergusson and Caitlin DeSilvey. The trial will be open to a small number of participants, who will have the opportunity to personally engage with wilding apple submissions and offer discerning thoughts and feedback. As a participant, you will be guided through a taste trial of selected seedling fruit and have the chance to rate your findings. You will also be invited to take part in discussing the process with the project leaders and the other participants, and to collectively ponder the possible relevance of these fruits in a climate-changed future. Your participation will contribute to the ongoing development of the project and your findings will be lodged in the trial archive. The session will involve tasting many apples in this manner, before enjoying lunch together – accompanied by Kestle Barton apple juice and selected ciders from Vagrant Cider. The session will end with an optional tour of the Wilding Mother Orchard at Penarvon, where selected apples identified through previous taste trials are being propagated in a dedicated orchard. There are limited spaces available for this unique apple experience. About the project: Some Interesting Apples (SIA) is a project co-founded by William Arnold and James Fergusson , the primary aim of which is to record and, where characteristics make desirable, preserve wilding apples (i.e., Malus domestica growing on their own roots as the result of a discarded core). Having grown and often thrived in seemingly unfavourable circumstances, these trees present opportunities to propagate hardy novel cultivars, something of ever-increasing relevance in an erratic climate. As warmer winters and drier summers threaten the viability of traditional UK heritage varieties, the ability of M. domestica to adapt makes apple wildings a potentially valuable resource for future food production. SIA works in partnership with the University of Exeter, the National Trust, Forest for Cornwall and Kestle Barton. Public donations of fruit – strictly those grown from accidental seedlings NOT orchard apples – geotagged via ///what.three.words are highly encouraged. For details of how to submit please contact Kestle Barton. Information Source: Kestle Barton | eventbrite

IDENTIFY DIFFERENTCLAIRS: CLAIRVOYANCE, CLAIRAUDIENCE, CLAIRCOGNIZANCE, CLAIRSENTIENCE The importance of trust in one's intuition and the importance of personal interpretation of messages. Information Source: TJ Higgs | eventbrite

Come join us for a fascinating wildlife adventure at Boconnoc Estate. Hop on board the tractor-trailer with our Deer Ranger who will lead you on a safari through beautiful grounds to the ancient Deer Park, where you'll have the opportunity to observe these graceful creatures in action. Boconnoc Deer Park is known as far back as 1540, Henry VIII's map of coastal fortifications showed Boconnoc surrounded by a deer park. It is abundant with beech, oak, ash, and willow trees. It is home to 188 lichen species, including the only known British site for Porcina Hibernica. The Deer Park is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is considered the best old-growth southern oceanic woodland in the South West of England. The Safari will start in the Stable Yard with a talk all about the Deer, their habits and the work that goes into running the Deer Park, following this visitors will be taken to the Deer park on a tractor-trailer to observe the Deer herd. Visitors are very welcome to bring a picnic to enjoy in the Stable Yard and some time in the Games and Craft Rooms. Adult – £15 Child- (Under 16years) £7.50 Under 3’s – free Meet in the Boconnoc Stable Yard, the Safari lasts for two hours. Information Source: Boconnoc | eventbrite

We welcome you to an uplifting evening of clairvoyance. Deborah has worked for years as a psychic medium and is based in plymouth. She is bringing her modern style of messages to Saint Austell arts centre on saturday 25th october for one night only. Accompying Deborah is Dandelion wellbeing and little white spells who will be offering readings for £10 in the interval and afterwards. We hope you can join in for this truly uplifting evening. Information Source: Willow tree pyschic fairs | eventbrite

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Part 2 in a series of seasonal gatherings that connect, enCourage and mend people + land + tradition. ALL HALLOW'S EVE: HONOURING OUR ANCESTORS - register by October 25th! honour , verb. 1) regard with great respect; pay public respect to. 2) fulfill (an obligation) or keep (an agreement) PHRASES do the honours - perform a social duty or small ceremony for others honour bound - under a moral obligation in honour of - as a celebration of or expression of respect for From Samhain to All Hallow’s Eve (Halloween) to Dios de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), this weekend is a time when people around the world honour and give thanks to those who have passed on, from the world of the living. Many cultures believe this time of year is an especially sacred opportunity to express appreciation for and fulfill obligations to our ancestors because the veil between this world and the next is especially thin. Let’s draw on Nature’s intelligence, and ask for her guidance as we reflect on what lessons or gifts our dead and dying offer us. Gather over a seasonal beverage and treat. Take a moment to reflect on and share the insights we receive. Use expressive art to create a personal reflection piece that explores the themes of the season. Tap into the wisdom of late Fall with a 'Jam Ceremony' infused with embodied practices, inspiring reflection, resonant spoken word, and circle singing around the bonfire! Then, stay for some social time over a warm beverage and simple seasonal snack. Join us as we explore what obligations or debts of gratitude we might have to those who went before us. Some of us may have troubled relationships with our ancestors. Nonetheless, what legacies have they left us with? Whose shoulders do we stand on? How can we celebrate, honour, or make peace with our dead and dying? To avoid dissappointment, please REGISTER BY OCTOBER 25TH ! Upcoming Gatherings - Save the Dates! Part 3: Winter Solstice - Dec 20 Part 4: First Light - Jan 31 [LINK to follow] Part 5: Spring Equinox - Mar 21 [LINK to follow] Part 6: May Day - May 2nd [LINK to follow] Part 7: Summer Solstice - June 20 [LINK to follow] Part 8: August Harvest - Aug 1- venue TBC [LINK to follow] The Venue: Camp Ki-Wa-Y Outdoor Centre: Proudly serving the Three Rivers’ community (Guelph-Wellington, Stratford-Perth, and Waterloo Region), this YMCA Camp is a place to seasonally return to again and again. Nestled on 77 acres of breathtaking wilderness along the shores of Paradise Lake, just minutes from Waterloo, Camp Ki-Wa-Y has been providing outdoor recreation experiences for people of all ages since 1924. Encouraging a love and stewardship of the outdoors and nurturing belonging, Camp Ki-Wa-Y offers the perfect space for communities to come together, reconnect with the earth. spark creativity and inspire reflection. Find out more about Camp Ki-Wa-Y at: https://www.ymcathreerivers.ca/camp-and-outdoor-centre Your Hosts Niki Andre is a songstress, poet, and JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) facilitator, trained by the Forum for Intercultural Leadership and Learning , in 2015. Her lay, interfaith, intercultural and intergenerational ministry uses embodied practices to connect people across diverse cultures and spiritual traditions. She designs and facilitates spirituality and nature-based programming, including her signature "A Cappella Jam Ceremonies ," infused with embodied practices, resonant spoken word , and interactive circle singing. Niki is a student of nature, the seasons, and ecology. She’s an ardent advocate for sovereign food, energy, and affordable housing and has collective homesteading aspirations. Niki is a member of the National Farmers Union (NFU) and completed her New Farmer training with The Ecological Farmers Association of Ontario (EFAO) and the Ignatius Jesuit Centre in 2021. She tends a diverse, small-but-mighty plot in the shared backyard of her triplex apartment in Stratford. She practices small-scale seed saving, canning, and fermentation and volunteers at a local three-acre community farm. A loving cat mom, passionate cook, and "foodie," Niki loves to laugh and spend time with trees. See/hear more of Niki's work on YouTube (@NikiAndreMusic) & ReverbNation : (www.reverbnation.com/nikiandre) New website coming soon! www.sheilluminatesit.com Megan Brenneman (she/her) is a creative professional with a passion for fostering community and connection through artistic expression. With over 20 years of experience, Megan has worked in both classrooms and community settings, using ensemble singing and fibre art as her primary mediums to inspire creativity and collaboration. Based in Waterloo, Ontario, Megan focuses on weaving and natural dyeing , emphasizing sustainable, place-based practices. She prioritizes the use of locally sourced materials, often growing, harvesting, and foraging plants to create natural dyes for fibres such as wool, cotton, and linen. Working with simple frame looms, she hand-weaves small, intentional pieces that incorporate locally grown wool, upcycled textiles, and other readily available materials. As a student of Wholeness in Motion —a gentle somatic movement practice—Megan is exploring the integration of body and mind, in relation to oneself, others, and the surrounding world. Through physical patterns rooted in nature, it invites diverse ways of seeing and experiencing. Megan believes that all of these slow, deliberate creative processes offer a unique way to explore and strengthen our connections—with one another and with the natural world. Inviting mindfulness and care, Megan is dedicated to co-creating intentional spaces that encourage loving action. Find out more about Megan's work on her Instagram: @hearthwellcreative and website: https://www.hearthwellcreative.com/about Sliding scale for registration If cost is a barrier, Camp Ki-Wa-Y and AYI8S are collaborating to subsidize a limited amount of spaces for low income individuals ($33) students and individuals on gov benefits (ODSP/OAS/OW) $20 PLEASE REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT! Information Source: A YEAR IN 8 SEASONS | eventbrite

Cinema Night at Bodmin Jail Hotel: The Shining Join us for an unforgettable evening as Bodmin Jail Hotel transforms The Governor’s Lounge into a one-of-a-kind cinema for an exclusive screening of The Shining . Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering this legendary film for the first time, experience one of the most notorious psychological thrillers ever made in a setting as eerie and atmospheric as the story itself. Your ticket includes a handcrafted welcome cocktail on arrival, followed by a delicious two-course meal before the lights go down. Then settle in and prepare to be gripped, unsettled, and thoroughly entertained, though at Bodmin Jail, the chills might begin before the film even starts… Tickets are strictly limited, so book early to secure your place at this spine-tingling cinematic event. Too scared to stay the night? Give our reception team a call to get an exclusive room rate when you purchase a ticket. Pricing: £45 for a single ticket, £80 for a couple. Information Source: The Bodmin Jail Hotel | eventbrite

Tregenna Castle Resort Bridal Showcase Join us for an exclusive bridal showcase at Tregenna Castle Resort! This exciting event is your chance to discover the perfect wedding venue and meet top suppliers in the industry. On Sunday, 19th January, 8th June and 9th November 2025 , all starting at 11:00 AM GMT , we invite you to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of weddings at Tregenna Castle. Located in the picturesque setting of St Ives, the resort offers breathtaking views and a stunning backdrop for your special day. During the showcase, you'll have the opportunity to explore the beautiful grounds, including the elegant ceremony and reception spaces. The experienced wedding team will be on hand to answer any questions and provide personalised advice to make your dream wedding a reality. Additionally, we have carefully curated a selection of top wedding suppliers who will be showcasing their services. From photographers and florists to cake designers and entertainment specialists, you'll find everything you need to create a truly memorable wedding day. Whether you're just starting your wedding planning journey or looking for the finishing touches, the Tregenna Castle Resort Bridal Showcase is the perfect event to inspire and guide you. Don't miss this opportunity to meet industry experts, gain valuable insights, and discover the magic of Tregenna Castle Resort. Information Source: Simply Weddings | eventbrite

08.30 Registration 09.00 The Orthodontic Quandary - who, what and when to refer. 10.00 The Role Of Occlusion In Periodontal Disease 11.00 Break 11.15 A whole body approach to treating TMJ dysfunction 12.15 Occlusal Assessment 12.30 Hands on workshops 13.30 Finish £35 a ticket 4 hrs CPD Information Source: Jade Campbell | eventbrite

During this two-day fully accredited, certificated training, you'll gain a solid grounding in the sacred work of spirit release, entity attachment removal and spiritual space clearing. You'll discover how to calmly and effectively identify and manage spontaneous entity experiences, how to protect yourself and your clients and how to begin supporting yourself and your clients so they can heal from the effects of unwanted energetic influence - whether they are directly influencing the person, their property, or both. What is Spirit Release? Spirit release is the process of identifying and clearing spiritual entities or attachments that disrupt a person or space. These entities, such as earthbound spirits, energetic imprints, or other types of entity, may cause emotional, mental, physical or material disturbances. By drawing skillfully on compassionate techniques, spirit release helps these energies transition, restoring balance and harmony to the person or environment. Who is this training for? Expertly created by experienced spirit release practitioner, and award-winning energy healer and therapist, Helen Mantell, this training was originally designed to support the multiple healers and therapists she met, who had no idea where to turn when they experienced unwanted energetic influence and entity attachment - either in their clients or themselves. This is the training Helen wishes she'd had when she first began her energy healing career nearly twenty years ago. This training is for you if y ou are a practicing energy worker and you've: Had unusual spiritual experiences that you can't explain, and that have left you feeling uncomfortable and nervous. Ever experienced strong, unexpected spiritual reactions during healing, meditation or regression sessions, either in your clients or yourself - or you want to learn how to manage this kind of situation should it ever arise. Clients have reported intense spiritual experiences, but you've lacked the skills to work with them and you want to change this. You want to connect and work with the spirit world responsibly, so you can protect yourself and your clients and calmly and effectively handle any spiritual situation that arises. You want to discover how to work with the energies of places, so you can restore calm and peace to troubled locations and homes. You want to understand how to work with clients who have overwhelming spiritual experiences, and who need the kind of help that is not taught in mainstream training programmes. You want to add a new dimension to your healing work and gain the expertise to assess and resolve entity attachments - and to know when to refer - so you can offer your clients lasting energetic harmony and peace. You have a solid understanding of energy work and at least two year's experience working with healing or intuitive modalities, such as energy healing, Reiki, Hypnotherapy, psychic or intuitive work, past life regression, shamanism etc What You’ll Learn in This IPHM Accredited Training: Prepare and Protect: Discover how to create safe, energetically protected environments for your spirit release work, ensuring both you and your clients stay grounded and shielded throughout. Strengthen Your Inner Knowing: Deepen your connection to your higher self and develop the intuitive clarity vital for effective spirit release and space clearing. Identify and Heal Energetic Disruptions: Detect and resolve energetic imbalances, including portals and earth energy anomalies, restoring harmony to homes, workplaces, and other spaces. Handle Psychic Attack with Confidence: Understand the signs of psychic attack and learn how to neutralise these influences swiftly and calmly. How to Work With Clients in Altered States: Discover how to facilitate swifter spirit release sessions and deepen healing outcomes by working with clients in altered states. Recognise Different Forms of Entity Attachment: Master techniques to identify and resolve a variety of energetic attachments, from earthbound spirits to more complex or darker influences. Facilitate Distance Spirit Release: Develop the skills to facilitate distance spirit release, addressing trauma in locations with a turbulent past, anywhere in the world, without the need to travel. Distinguishing Energy from Trauma: Learn how to differentiate between spiritual attachments and psychological or emotional conditions, enabling you to approach each case with precision. Understanding Ethical Practice: Gain a firm knowledge of how to practice spirit release safely and ethically. Advanced Techniques for Energetic Release: From cord-cutting rituals to group soul rescues, explore profound methods to support your clients in releasing stagnant energy and moving forward with freedom. Insights into Darker Energies: Delve into the complexities of darker energies and attachments, and discover safe, effective strategies for their release. Shamanic Perspective: Guest teacher, experienced shamanic practitioner and teacher, Helen Chapman will be hosting a guest session as part of this training, to offer a shamanic perspective on spirit release. Special Guest Session We’re delighted to welcome Helen Chapman , an experienced shamanic practitioner, who will be joining us on the Sunday to share her wisdom and offer participants a shamanic perspective on spirit release . Helen brings years of experience in this field and will offer insight into how shamanic approaches can complement and deepen your understanding of spiritual space clearing. Important point: Your physical and emotional well-being are our top priority. This training covers topics that some people may find upsetting, including entitiy attachments and unwanted energetic influence. It is not recommended for anyone currently undergoing treatment for mental health issues or experiencing unresolved trauma, ongoing anxiety and/ or emotional distress. If you have a history of mental health challenges, low mood, trauma, chronic anxiety or other concerns about whether this session is suitable for you, please contact the organisers before booking. Your information will be treated compassionately, and kept in the strictest confidence. Early Booking Offers Very Early Bird – Save £100 Book your place by Thursday 14th August and receive £100 off the full course price. ✨ Early Bird – Save £50 Book by Tuesday 30th September to receive £50 off the full course price. Secure your place early and save—spaces are limited and this training is only offered once a year. Information Source: Helen Mantell | eventbrite

Join me for some festive wiremaking this Christmas! We’ll start by creating a wire heart and a personalised name or word sign, then move on to seasonal figures like stars, trees, or robins. There’ll be mince pies, warm drinks, and maybe even a little festive music. No experience needed. Information Source: Jennifer Louise | eventbrite

During this three hour evening workshop you will be guided through creating your own set of three different Christmas decorations, perfect for hanging outside, inside or even on the Christmas tree! Get ready for a cosy and festive evening, using sustainably grown willow to craft your own handmade gifts for yourself or a loved one and everyone will take home a willow star, a wreath ring and a small Christmas tree No experience with willow or weaving needed as Jasmine will guide you through each step in a small group so that everyone receives the desired attention This workshop is not suitable for unsupervised children, however if you'd like to bring children under 12 along we suggest you team up and create one set of items as a pair There will be string lights available to buy on the day to add a little extra sparkle to your creations, please bring cash in case you wish to purchase some Please arrive 10 minutes before the workshop start time so that we get the most of our time together- this workshop will be taking place in the Sun Room Please feel free to bring along a flask, we will be providing mince pies and nibbles! Information Source: Jasmine Fassenfelt Willow | eventbrite

Dig out your party gear, find your singing voice and join the fantastic Lara-Jayne as Cher for an evening of pure nostalgia from the fabulous Cher Tribute act. Back by popular demand this is an evening to have FUN! Keep in touch: When using Eventbrite we will collect your personal details in order to register and communicate with you about this event only. If you would you like to receive more information from the RNLI you can register RNLI.org/preferences or call 0300 300 9990. Even if you have received our communications in the past, we’ll make sure we honour the preferences you express here. Privacy Notice: We will always store your personal details securely, and they will only be used by the RNLI, RNLI Shop and RNLI College. Your data may also be used for analysis purposes, to help us provide the best service possible. We will only allow your information to be used by suppliers working on our behalf and we’ll only share it if required to do so by law. For full details see our Privacy Policy at RNLI.org/PrivacyPolicy or contact our Supporter Experience Team on 0300 300 9990 (from the UK), 01 511 9836 (from Ireland) or +44 1202 663234 (from any other country). Information Source: RNLI Events | eventbrite

Santa & Sven are very excited to be visiting Downderry with their magical Christmas show this year. I don’t know if you know, but filling the stockings of every child in the world in just one night is a HUMONGOUS undertaking. It requires planning, team work, dedication and - of course - a sprinkling of Christmas magic. These last few years Santa has taken to recce-ing ahead of the big drop to help Christmas Eve run as smoothly as possible. He brings with him Sven the reindeer handler, his excitable and talented Snow Elf. Together, they’re hoping to shave valuable seconds off their busy Christmas Eve schedule by gathering crucial stocking location and roof landing intel ahead of time. Are you up to the challenge of helping our festive heroes with their quest? Get a peek into their enchanting world, see Sven play with his favourite snow elf circus toys, enjoy a Q&A with Santa and more. They’ll also answer the big questions of the Santa story and show glimpses of their Christmas magic. Come and see why they’ve been selling out venues from Tobacco Factory Theatres to Soho House and beyond! Guaranteed to bring a sense of fun, mischief and anticipation to all. Created and performed by Stewart Wright with Ben Kirby Information Source: Stewart Wright | eventbrite

Part 3 in a series of seasonal gatherings in a series of seasonal gatherings that seek to connect, enCourage and mend people + land + tradition. WINTER SOLSTICE CELEBRATION - register by December 13th! "So many precious and integral things are not well suited to the light of day. Let them envelop us now like a thick, warm blanket." - Niki André This is a time of year when people in the northern hemisphere, while still enjoying the bounty of the year’s harvest, are noticing the waning light and preparing for the long still nights of Winter. Draw on Nature’s intelligence; ask for her guidance. Reflect on and share the wisdoms received. Use expressive art to create a personal reflection piece that explores the themes of the season. Tap into the wisdom of Winter with a 'Jam Ceremony' infused with embodied practices, inspiring reflection, resonant spoken word, and circle singing around the bonfire! Then, stay for some social time over a warm beverage and simple, seasonal snack. Join us in transitioning away from the busy-ness of the autumn harvest to embrace this wintry season of rest and restoration. To avoid dissappointment, please REGISTER BY DECEMBER 13TH ! Upcoming Gatherings - Save the Dates! Part 4: First Light - Jan 31 [LINK to follow] Part 5: Spring Equinox - Mar 21 [LINK to follow] Part 6: May Day - May 2nd [LINK to follow] Part 7: Summer Solstice - June 20 [LINK to follow] Part 8: August Harvest - Aug 1- venue TBC [LINK to follow] The Venue: Camp Ki-Wa-Y Outdoor Centre: Proudly serving the Three Rivers’ community (Guelph-Wellington, Stratford-Perth, and Waterloo Region), this YMCA Camp is a place to seasonally return to again and again. Nestled on 77 acres of breathtaking wilderness along the shores of Paradise Lake, just minutes from Waterloo, Camp Ki-Wa-Y has been providing outdoor recreation experiences for people of all ages since 1924. Encouraging a love and stewardship of the outdoors and nurturing belonging, Camp Ki-Wa-Y offers the perfect space for communities to come together, reconnect with the earth. spark creativity and inspire reflection. Find out more about Camp Ki-Wa-Y at: https://www.ymcathreerivers.ca/camp-and-outdoor-centre Your Hosts Niki Andre is a songstress, poet, and JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) facilitator, trained by the Forum for Intercultural Leadership and Learning , in 2015. Her lay, interfaith, intercultural and intergenerational ministry uses embodied practices to connect people across diverse cultures and spiritual traditions. She designs and facilitates spirituality and nature-based programming, including her signature "A Cappella Jam Ceremonies ," infused with embodied practices, resonant spoken word , and interactive circle singing. Niki is a student of nature, the seasons, and ecology. She’s an ardent advocate for sovereign food, energy, and affordable housing and has collective homesteading aspirations. Niki is a member of the National Farmers Union (NFU) and completed her New Farmer training with The Ecological Farmers Association of Ontario (EFAO) and the Ignatius Jesuit Centre in 2021. She tends a diverse, small-but-mighty plot in the shared backyard of her triplex apartment in Stratford. She practices small-scale seed saving, canning, and fermentation and volunteers at a local three-acre community farm. A loving cat mom, passionate cook, and "foodie," Niki loves to laugh and spend time with trees. See/hear more of Niki's work on YouTube (@NikiAndreMusic) & ReverbNation : (www.reverbnation.com/nikiandre) New website coming soon! www.sheilluminatesit.com Megan Brenneman (she/her) is a creative professional with a passion for fostering community and connection through artistic expression. With over 20 years of experience, Megan has worked in both classrooms and community settings, using ensemble singing and fibre art as her primary mediums to inspire creativity and collaboration. Based in Waterloo, Ontario, Megan focuses on weaving and natural dyeing , emphasizing sustainable, place-based practices. She prioritizes the use of locally sourced materials, often growing, harvesting, and foraging plants to create natural dyes for fibres such as wool, cotton, and linen. Working with simple frame looms, she hand-weaves small, intentional pieces that incorporate locally grown wool, upcycled textiles, and other readily available materials. As a student of Wholeness in Motion —a gentle somatic movement practice—Megan is exploring the integration of body and mind, in relation to oneself, others, and the surrounding world. Through physical patterns rooted in nature, it invites diverse ways of seeing and experiencing. Megan believes that all of these slow, deliberate creative processes offer a unique way to explore and strengthen our connections—with one another and with the natural world. Inviting mindfulness and care, Megan is dedicated to co-creating intentional spaces that encourage loving action. Find out more about Megan's work on her Instagram: @hearthwellcreative and website: https://www.hearthwellcreative.com/about Sliding scale for registration If cost is a barrier, Camp Ki-Wa-Y and AYI8S are collaborating to subsidize a limited amount of spaces for low income individuals ($33) students and individuals on gov benefits (ODSP/OAS/OW) $20 PLEASE REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT! Information Source: A YEAR IN 8 SEASONS | eventbrite

The perfect place to celebrate with the family! A deliciously festive three-course meal will be served in the Cove Restaurant to enjoy around the table with the whole family, ahead of the big New Year celebrations! Dance the night away with our New Year’s Eve Party. A New Years Eve Dine & Party Ticket includes: Champagne Cocktails served on arrival (from 6.30pm) Three-Course New Year's Eve dinner in Cove D J & Disco as we head into 2026 with a bang! (9pm - 1am) A Range of ticket options are available including childrens tickets. Information Source: Esplanade Hotel, Newquay | eventbrite

Cibustec will focus on Processing, Packaging, Coding, Marking, Labelling, End-of-line, Handling, Storage, Traceability, Logistics, Environmental Technologies, Food Safety Solutions, Automation and Ancillary Equipment and Components Cibustec will focus on Processing, Packaging, Coding, Marking, Labelling, End-of-line, Handling, Storage, Traceability, Logistics, Environmental Technologies, Food Safety Solutions, Automation and Ancillary Equipment and Components. Information Source: Koelnmesse GmbH | expotobi

Join the Kernow Chamber Players for a family-friendly theatrical and musical performance of Charles Dickens’ classic ‘A Christmas Carol’ at Boconnoc House in Lostwithiel. This one-person show, performed by actor-director Tama Matheson, will transport you to a world of ghosts, memories, and second chances. Witness the heartwarming transformation of the miserly old Scrooge as he is reformed by the spirit of Christmas. Accompanying the captivating performance will be the melodious tunes of J.S. Bach, expertly played by the talented Kernow Chamber Players. Immerse yourself in the timeless tale of redemption while enjoying the enchanting music that adds depth and emotion to every scene. After the performance, you are invited to join the performers at the Boconnoc Bar for a delightful selection of drinks and mince pies. It's the perfect opportunity to mingle with fellow audience members and reflect on the powerful message of the story. Doors will open at 6 pm, allowing you plenty of time to find accessible parking at the front of Boconnoc House. The venue is equipped with accessible facilities to ensure everyone can enjoy this memorable evening. So mark your calendars for December 18, 2023, and secure your tickets now for this unforgettable rendition of 'A Christmas Carol' by the Kernow Chamber Players. Prices range from £0 to £22.38, so don't miss out on this exceptional cultural experience.

Step right into THE AMAZING WORLD OF UNCLE RANT, a captivating arts event taking place on April 24, 2024, at the esteemed Bosvena Events Arts Theatre (The BEAT) in Bodmin. Immerse yourself in the creative atmosphere of this unforgettable experience located at Dennison Road, Bodmin, PL31 2JU. This one-of-a-kind event promises to transport attendees into a realm of imagination and wonder, all at the unbeatable price of free admission. Discover the magic of Uncle Rant's world through a series of mesmerizing performances and interactive exhibits that will leave spectators in awe. Mark your calendars and don't miss out on this unique opportunity to be a part of something truly special. THE AMAZING WORLD OF UNCLE RANT awaits you with open arms, ready to enchant and inspire all who enter its doors.