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REDRUTH
ST PIRAN’S FESTIVAL
2015
Saturday 7th March
Events Brochure
www.visitredruth.co.uk
ST PIRAN PARADE
At midday there will be a procession in Fore Street (see page 6-7
for route), including “St Piran” himself, local school children,
Gorsedh representatives, and four Cornish musical elements:
Bagus Crowd, Whipple Tree, ‘Oss and Mummers and The Hornets.
Choirs will lead the singing of Trelawney by the town clock at the
end of the procession, and then performances will follow at:
13.00 Four Lanes Choir at the Miners Statue
13.45 Cornwall Rock Chair at the Miners Statue
14.30 Cornwall Music Therapy at Regal Cinema
Live music at Tatie Court
11.00 RedYOUth
13.00 Samba Celtica
14.00 Redruth Town Band
A sea of black & white Cornish flags await you as Redruth marks
the birth of the Cornish patron saint of tinners for the 2015 St
Piran’s festival. Dress up in your finest black & white and come join
in the celebrations…
The Cornish Studies Library, Alma Place 10- 4pm Exhibition of art, memories and photography inspired
by the ‘Brewing Up the Past’ project capturing the
history of the former Redruth Brewery site. A special
free trail for kids – with prizes to be won! – is also
available to collect from the Library.
Also at Alma Place we have Tin Panning and St Piran’s Dig for
children and Cornish food producers Roseworthy Hog Roast and
‘Ansum Burgers.
Murdoch House - An exhibition by Redruth Story Group,
homemade light refreshments, a big welcome to one and all.
Live street entertainment from Hotch Potch’s Tall
Butler and White Lady, Tarquin the Children’s
Entertainer, Roskeltek and West Coast Cheerleading Academy at
various locations around the town.
St Rumon’s Club will be hosting the ‘Redruth Traction Engine
Club’ alongside Cornwall archery, Nerf gun attractions, Hot food,
Bouncy castle and Sweets and inside is the St Piran Karaoke
King / Queen Competition starting at 3pm.
Redruth Youth Council will be out on the day taking your views on
how you felt this year’s St Piran’s Festival has gone.
Redruth Methodist Church - Craft Fair in the
Wesley Buildings from 10am - 3pm - see page 67 for our NEW FREE classic coach tour that will
drop you off right over the road.
FREE children’s town trail to celebrate the ‘Brewing up the Past’
project capturing the history of the former Redruth Brewery
site. Collect a trail from the Cornish Studies Library in Alma Place
and explore Redruth. Prizes to be won!
SAVE THE DATES
The Inn For All Seasons
Murdoch Day
Hotel & Restaurant
Saturday 13th June 2015
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Redruth International Mining
Treleigh, Redruth, TR16 4AP
01209 219511
www.innforallseasonscornwall.co.uk
& Pasty Festival
11th, 12th & 13th September
2015
Windmill Minors Play Club is pleased to sponsor
St Piran’s Festival in Redruth
7th March 2015
THANK YOU
To Maurice Crouch
(Growers) Ltd for their
donation of daffodils
Roscarnick Farm, Threeburrows,
Blackwater, Truro, TR4 8JA
Windmill Minors Play Club – We offer Ofsted rated
outstanding after school and holiday care to children
aged from 4 – 11.
01209 210820
For more details - www.windmill-nurseries.co.uk
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King Harry Coach called Dumpy, explore the town using the following Hop on, Hop off points:
Green Lane for entertainment along Fore Street
Top of Fore Street for Wesley Chapel
Station Hill for entertainment and food along Alma Place
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Penryn Street for entertainment at St Rumon’s Club
Nettle Hill for New Car Park
Why not hop on at Green Lane, travel up Fore Street and
stop off to enjoy the craft fair in the Wesley building of
Redruth Methodist Church continue on to station hill and
alight here for Alma Place where you can see fantastic
street entertainment, purchase a bite to eat, and try your
hand at tin panning. Make your way down to St Rumon’s
Club, where you will find members of the Redruth Traction
Engine Club and you can see the replica of the Murdoch
Flyer. From St Rumon’s you can cross to the main beautiful
pedestrianised town centre of Redruth which is lined with
Victorian architecture reaching above the modern
independent shops, you will also find an exciting mix of
music and entertainment for all ages and tastes
celebrating our Cornish Heritage.
Hop on, Hop off Points
Coach Tour Route
Procession Route
Windmill Nursery is pleased to sponsor
the St Piran’s Festival Redruth Classic
Coach ‘Dumpy’
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IN THE EVENING
7pm till 11.30pm - Bert Biscoe & Pol Hodge, Steve Harris,
Hanterhir, Whippletree and Tredanek
St Rumon’s Club, Penryn Street, TR15 2SP
Windmill Nursery is pleased to sponsor the St Piran’s
Festival Redruth Classic Coach ‘Dumpy’
Redruth - 7th March 2015
Windmill Nursery established 1997
Quality care and early education for children aged from 0 - 5
01209 214884
For more details - www.windmill-nurseries.co.uk
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