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Wadebridge Town Hall Sep Venue Time Tel Show Oct Venue Time Tel Show Sat 21st l The Stithians Centre % X 8:00 pm 01726 879500 Smile Sat 19th l CAVe - Callington Town Hall % % 7:30 pm 01726 879500 Zulu Tradition Tues 24th l St Ives Guildhall % X 7:30 pm 01726 879500 Knot Sat 19th l Helland Village Hall % X 7:30 pm 01208 72603 Comedy of Errors Carnto Fri 27th l Grade Ruan School % X 6:00 pm 01726 879500 Aunty Emily & the Missing Melody Sun 20th l Landulph Parish Church % % 7:00 pm 07866 680971 The Story of the Harp Fri 27th l Lambeage Hall, Coverack X % 7:30 pm 01326 280306 Smile Wed 23rd l Royal Cornwall Museum % X 6:00 pm 01872 272205 Myths of the Vikings Sat 28th Portreath Millennium Hall % 6:30 pm 01209 842797 Stairs Thu 24th Calstock Arts, The Old Chapel % 8:00 pm 01726 879500 Britain on Film: Protest! Spreading the Arts to Every Corner of Cornwall l X l X Sun 29th l Maker with Rame Comm Hall % % 7:00 pm 01726 879500 Stairs Fri 25th l Landulph Memorial Hall % % 8:00 pm 07866 680971 Stairs Oct Venue Time Tel Show Fri 25th l Launceston Town Hall % % 2:30 pm 01566 772321 Myths of the Vikings Wed 2nd l Island Hall, St Martin’s, IoS % X TBC 01720 424850 Clare Hollingworth Scoop of Century Sat 26th l Devoran Village Hall % X 7:30 pm 01872 864854 The Winding World Thur 3rd l Five Islands Academy, IoS % X TBC 01720 424850 Clare Hollingworth Scoop of Century Nov Venue Time Tel Show Fri 4th l MMI, St Agnes % % 7:30 pm 01872 553870 Smile Fri 1st l Calstock Arts, The Old Chapel % X 8:00 pm 01726 879500 Cockney Temple Dancer Confessions Fri 4th l St Wenna’s Church, St Wenn % % 5:30 pm 01726 879500 Aunty Emily & the Missing Melody Thu 7th l Landrake Memorial Hall % X 7:00 pm 01726 879500 Once Upon a Time Sat 5th l St Germans Community Centre % % 7:30 pm 01726 879500 Smile Fri 8th l Wadebridge Town Hall % % 7:30 pm 01726 879500 Once Upon a Time Sun 6th l Crackington Institute % X 2:00 pm 01726 879500 Clare Hollingworth Scoop of Century Sat 9th l North Hill Village Hall % X 7:30 pm 01726 879500 Once Upon a Time Thu 10th l Hall for Gwinear % X 7:30 pm 01736 850781 The Story of the Harp Sat 9th l The Centre, Newlyn % % 7:30 pm 01726 879500 A Night’s Game Fri 11th l Camel Studio % X 7:30 pm 07775 622198 Son Yambu Sat 9th l The Tolmen Centre % X 7:30 pm 01326 341353 Origami Mami and Pixelated Squid Fri 11th l Landewednack Community Hall % X 7:00 pm 01326 290337 Aunty Emily & the Missing Melody Sat 16th l Grampound Village Hall % X 7:30 pm 01726 883874 I Ain’t Afraid Of No Ghost Fri 11th l The Centre, Newlyn % % 7:30 pm 01726 879500 The Story of the Harp Sat 16th l Helland Village Hall % X 7:30 pm 01208 72603 Year of the Clown Sat 12th l Blisland Village Hall % % 7:30 pm 07884 480150 Smile Sat 16th l St Wenna’s Church, St Wenn % % 7:30 pm 01726 879500 Stairs Sat 12th l Calstock Village Hall % X 7:30 pm 01822 834418 Son Yambu Sat 16th l Old Chapel, Godolphin Cross P X 7:30 pm 01726 879500 The Black Feathers Sat 12th l Lelant Village Hall % % 7:00 pm 01736 752181 The Story of the Harp Sun 17th l Perranporth Memorial Hall % % 7:30 pm 01872 572121 I Ain’t Afraid Of No Ghost Sat 12th l Nancledra School Hall % X 7:30 pm 01726 879500 The Winding World Sun 17th l Devoran Village Hall % X 3:00 pm 01726 879500 Clare Hollingworth Scoop of Century Thu 17th l Glenfeadon House, Portreath P X 6 & 8 pm 01209 842797 Silence Fri 22nd l Crackington Institute % X 7:30 pm 01726 879500 Smile Thu 17th l Launceston Town Hall % % 7:30 pm 01566 772321 Jeremiah Sat 23rd l Downderry Seaton Village Hall % % 7:30 pm 01503 232932 Canvas & Rum Thu 17th l Liskeard Public Hall % X 7:30 pm 01579 340307 Comedy of Errors Sat 23rd l Warleggan Jubilee Hall % X 7:30 pm 01208 821551 Harbottle & Jonas Fri 18th l Golant Village Hall X X 7:30 pm 01726 832727 Comedy of Errors Sun 24th l Launceston Town Hall % % 2:30 pm 01566 772321 Clare Hollingworth Scoop of Century Fri 18th l Old Bakery Studios % X 7:30 pm 01726 879500 Jeremiah Sat 30th l Camel Studio % X 7:30 pm 07775 622198 Vera Van Heeringen Trio Fri 18th l Troon Church Hall % X 6:00 pm 01726 879500 Aunty Emily & the Missing Melody Carnto Spreading the Arts to Every Corner of Cornwall 1 St Mary’s & St Martin’s, IoS TR21 0LW 19 Grampound Village Hall TR2 4SB 2 The Centre, Newlyn TR18 5AR 20 Golant Village Hall PL23 1LG 3 Nancledra School Hall TR20 8NB 21 St Wenna's Church, St Wenn PL30 5PS 4 St Ives Guildhall TR26 2DS 22 Camel Studio PL30 3AJ 5 Lelant Village Hall TR26 3JR 23 Wadebridge Town Hall PL27 7AQ 6 Hall for Gwinear TR27 5JL 24 Helland Village Hall PL30 4PX 7 The Old Chapel, Godolphin Cross TR13 9RA 25 Warleggan Jubilee Hall PL30 4HS 8 Landewednack Community Hall TR12 7PB 26 Blisland Village Hall PL30 4TJ 9 Grade Ruan School TR12 7JN 27 Crackington Institute EX23 0JL 10 Lambeage Hall, Coverack TR12 6SY 28 North Hill Village Hall PL15 7PQ 11 The Tolmen Centre, Constantine TR11 5AA 29 CAVe - Callington Town Hall PL17 7BD 12 The Stithians Centre TR3 7DH 30 Liskeard Public Hall PL14 6BW 13 Troon Church Hall TR14 9EJ 31 Landrake Memorial Hall PL12 5DZ 14 Portreath Millennium Hall & TR16 4LU 32 St Germans Community Centre PL12 5NR Glenfeadon House 33 Downderry & Seaton Village Hall PL11 3JY 15 MMI, St Agnes TR5 0TL 34 Maker with Rame Community Hall PL10 1NB 16 Devoran Village Hall TR3 6PW 35 Landulph Memorial Hall & Church PL12 6NF 17 Truro Museum & Old Bakery TR1 2SJ 36 Calstock Arts, The Old Chapel & VH PL18 9QX 18 Perranporth Memorial Hall TR6 0EY 37 Launceston Town Hall PL15 7AR .
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