WHAT’S ON 2012

SUMMER PROGRAMME:

On wednesday evenings throughout the summer invited guest poets and musicians perform at our firesides hosted by wordsmith Mac Dunlop. These sessions are also an invitation to visitors to perform and every year we get treated to all manner of surprises

if it rains, who cares eh? (pic by Mary)

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July 18th – 7pm.   bring and share food / BBQ

Des Hannigan, Cornwall based travel writer, poet and retired fisherman tells tales about the sea, and reads poems from his collection “The Sea in all it’s Squalor”

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July 24th Bushcraft sessions with Greg Humphries -  details here

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July 25th - 7pm.   food by chef Simon from The Hidden Hut (cost tbc)

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July 31st  Bushcraft sessions with Greg Humphries -  details here

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August 1st - 7pm.  food by chef Simon from The Hidden Hut (cost tbc)

Featuring local writer Cat Holman, one half of the local “Teach a man to fish” project, tells tales of boatbuilding, sailing and surviving

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August 7th  Bushcraft sessions with Greg Humphries -  details here

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TUES 7th, 4-6pm

WEDS 8th, 10am – 12pm

meet at reception – suggested donation £10 per person – children welcome but must be accompanied by an adult.

Robin’s back in residence with us for a couple of days to introduce us to the wild food larder of the hedgerows and shore in preparation for our local food banquet FEAST (weds 8th) how local can we go?

Robin Harford is an expert daily forager, he teaches at the Eden Project, works with Michelin star chefs, consults for TV production companies, and has been featured in the Guardian, GQ, BBC Good Food Magazine to name a few…

August 8th  - 7pm. FEAST- a local food banquet

FEAST is a bring and share event to which everyone is invited to come up trumps with the best dish of food you can make from local sources – to help here’s a list of local food suppliers. Or even better purchase a copy of our beautifully produced limited edition guidebook from reception. Its full of local info, resources, recipes, stories, anecdotes, art and poetry. One camper said that ‘she’d never eaten so well on holiday before’ having found the guidebook so useful for sourcing good local food.

Featuring the poet Daniell Allen

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August 15th - 7pm.  food by chef Simon from The Hidden Hut (cost tbc)

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August 21st  Bushcraft sessions with Greg Humphries -  details here

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August 22nd - 7pm.  food by chef Simon from The Hidden Hut (cost tbc)

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August 29th - 7pm.  bring and share food / BBQ


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FEB 23rd – CARAVANSERAI CRAB POT ‘do tank’

(see how it went here)

Greg Humphries will be leading a crab pot making session at Treloan for local residents and Univ College Falmouth MA Art and Environment students.

Greg initially worked with caravanserai on an arts placement in 2009 when he regenerated a local willow coppice that was originally planted for making crab pots. During this time he met villager Allan Collins and together they sought out a teacher, John Hurrell of Port Loe toward re-introducing this dying art to Portscatho. In this pic by local photographer Mary Alice (www.justnicephotos.co.uk), Allan demonstrates his new skill for My Cornwall TV 2010

3 years later we are closer than ever to witnessing the skill being re-instated in the village as joining us are Si & Cat Holman who are developing a local sustainable fishing project ‘Teach a Man to Fish‘.

Si and Cat have also worked with us before (Si and Mac built the willow & canvas raft recently featured on Caroline Quentin’s Cornwall) and Cat was our first caravanserai writer-in -residence.

Preparations are underway for producing 5 crab pots, we’ll be cutting willow from 8.30 am on Thurs 23rd & will set up the jigs outside (weather depending) –  so you’ll find us by the polytunnel in the project field.

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FEB 9th 7-9 pm

THE COURTYARD DELI and CARAVANSERAI bring you

a SPECIAL VALENTINE’S CABARET DINNER

Please join us for a delicious 3 course meal and cabaret at the Courtyard Deli in Falmouth

Hosted  by wordsmith Mac Dunlop, featuring local accordion maestro Seamas Carey, and the popular poets Danielle AllenRob Barratt & Nick Jarvis.

Tickets: £20 per head in advance from the Deli - 2 Bells Court, Falmouth / 01326 319526
menu:
fresh deli-made Indian breads and dips  followed by
a fragrant rose petal curry with saffron rice and onion bhaji,
finishing with a sweet asian assiette of afters.

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§ 4 Responses to WHAT’S ON 2012

  • zest says:

    Amazing community spirit and dedication by all.

  • duchesspearl says:

    l am very happy that team treloan have brought their collective talent to this very special little place in the world. They have created a ‘Happening’. Buzz on the energy and enjoy your freedom to contribute. Its a rare find.

  • Mary Alice says:

    It is rare indeed when one comes upon the people and place that give so much, not only to the site but to the community – bringing like minded people together from all over the country and the world ! I am proud to be a part of and to know such an amazing group of people !

  • Mark Brookes says:

    Wonderful Treloan had fab times there last year…I’m sad to find out that its totally booked all summer already, cant get a space…great that its so popular but wow, it fills up quickly :-(

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