ISOT is hosting an amusing illustrated talk by Dave Quoroll, well know locally as the Green Man at our Wassailing event in January and leading light in Tywardreath Morris, on the history of the Morris Dance, all those questions you wondered about the dance will be answered!
Well St Cha[el Tywardreath Thursday 24th Oct 7pm, £5 entry at door, refreshments available and a raffle.
Come and listen to a history of a little-known parish of Cornwall, from prehistory to the present.
Raffle, Refreshments
An Exhibition in St Andrew’s Church for the 380th Anniversary of the Battle of Lostwithiel – English Civil War
30th Aug to 1st September
ISOT is hosting a family fun Bingo on Saturday 18th at 6.30pm at Tywardreath village hall, £5 for adult and £2.50 for children under 16, for 6 games and a flyer. …
oin us for a May Bank Holiday event that celebrates Cornish Culture, Crafts and Heritage…in the lovely setting of the former Priory of St Andrew in Tywardreath.
Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty – Scheduled Ancient Monuments by lain Rowe lain is involved in a major project to protect, maintain, and make more accessible the ancient and beautiful …
£5 entry on door and you can purchase a ticket to play poke for £3 extra, cash prize, this can be pre booked on insearchoftywardreath@hotmail.com . Bar and nibbles available plus raffle. Look forward to seeing you there
Wednesday 27th March at 6.30 pm CHARLES DICKENS IN CORNWALL
Barry is a well-known local amateur historian who has spent decades researching Cornish facts, legends and mysteries.
Few people are aware that the famous Charles Dickens visited Cornwall and incorporated snippets of his visit in his novels of Victorian England.
ISOT are hosting a talk, by Sean Taylor, county archaeologist (as seen on TV) on the Romans at Roche. What did the Romans bring to Britain? Taking place at Well …
Games night 13th April at the Village Hall, Tywardreath
