2010
Every Tuesday, throughout the
year the St
Ives Jazz Club (www.stivesjazzclub.com)
hosts gigs bringing modern live Jazz to St Ives
Every Thursday - St Ives Farmers' Market 9.30
am - 3.00 pm at The Backpackers, St Ives (just up from Royal
Square).
Various dates, throughout the
year, see performances at the Kidz R Us Theatre (www.kidzrus.net).
Performances
in 2010 include Disney's Beauty and the Beast and Bugsy Malone
Various dates, throughout
the year, St Ives Art Club (www.stivesartsclub.org)
host events including various poetry, prose and music events and
club exhibitions in May and September
Art courses are available all year round at the
St Ives School
of Painting
From May to September, Monday-Friday
you can see various performances at the Minack Theatre (www.minack.com).
For show dates
& times please visit the website. Local Theatre group Kidz R Us will
be performing Disney's Beauty and the Beast at the Minack Theatre
2nd-5th and 10th-12th April 2010.
January
The Leach Pottery exhibitions Hamada St. Ives 1920 continues until March 2010 and ‘White’ runs until 6th January 2010 and features white pots by Jack Doherty, Kaori Tatebayashi, Rebecca Harvey, Ashley Howard, Carina Ciscato, Susan Disley and Ikuko Iwamoto.
(www.leachpottery.com)
The Tate St Ives winter exhibition The Dark Monarch Magic and Modernity in Bristish art continues until 10 January 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
The Tate St Ives exhibition Dexter Dalwood and the Tate Collection opens on 23rd January 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
On 24th January Miracle Theatre will be at Kidz R Us St Ives Theatre with The Revenge of Rumplestiltskin. See
www.kidzrus.net
February
Feast Sunday February 7th - 11:00am Mayor's Parade and Church
Service. The Pendeen Silver Band will lead the procession from the
Guildhall to the Parish Church.
Feast Monday February 8th -
9:30 am Mayoral
Procession from The Guildhall to Venton Ia Well, Porthmeor.
10:30 am - Hurling of the Silver Ball. This old custom will begin on
the beach below
the Parish Church
11:30 am - Distribution of pennies to children under the age of 7 at
The Guildhall steps.
Noon - The person holding the Silver Ball will return it to the
Mayor at The Guildhall and will receive a reward of a silver coin.
7:30 pm - Feast Monday Rugby match at Alexandra Road Rugby Football
Ground between St Ives RFC and Cornwall Clubs XV

The Leach Pottery exhibitions Hamada St. Ives 1920 continues until March 2010
(www.leachpottery.com)
The Tate St Ives exhibition Dexter Dalwood and the Tate Collection continues until 3rd May 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
From 15th to 20th February at St John's Hall, Penzance the
Penzance Amateur Operatic Society will be performing Brigadoon.
Performances start at 7:30 pm with a Matinee on Saturday 20th at
2:30pm. Tickets £9.50 will be available from the box office at St
John's Hall (Open from 27th January from 10am-2pm) or by phoning
01736 363244.
Friday 26th February 'Medical Maelstrom' will be staging a
concert in St Anta Church, Carbis Bay at 7pm for 7:30pm. Tickets
cost £10 with proceeds going to the Rotary International campaign to
eradicate Polio throughout the world. Tickets will be available from
our offices shortly.

Friday 26th February Late at Tate St Ives - Tate Film: Rebecca 1940. For booking details and cost see www.tate.org.uk/stives
March
The Leach Pottery exhibitions Hamada St. Ives 1920 continues until 31st March 2010
(www.leachpottery.com)
The Tate St Ives exhibition Dexter Dalwood and the Tate Collection continues until 3rd May 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
26th March - Charity Rugby Match at St Ives Rugby Club.
In aid of Shelterbox and the RNLI. Pre-match entertainment from 7:00pm Kick off 7:30pm
Auction and BBQ Tickets available at our offices £2 in advance,
£3 on the night
Friday 26th March Late at Tate St Ives - Look Group Social. For details see www.tate.org.uk/stives
April
3rd April, The Leach Pottery
Kiln opening at noon. All welcome, light
refreshments available. Two new exhibitions
also open this day - Janet Leach: Her Life and Work, which
continues until July 3rd 2010
and Contemporary exhibition: The Flower show, which continues until
June 4th 2010
(www.leachpottery.com)
10th and 11th April - Free entry to
Leach Pottery in St Ives as support urged for £100k Art Fund Prize
The Leach Pottery in St Ives is hoping to boost its chance of making
the shortlist of the prestigious £100,000
Art Fund
Prize as it encourages everyone to make some noise and take part
in a huge ‘I love my museum cheer’ on Saturday 10 April at 11.30am.
. The old pottery and museum will be open all day; both days and
they will be waiving charges for entry although they will need to
charge for special activities due to limited places.
17th April - Bootleg Bee Gees at The Guildhall, St Ives
Tickets £10 available from The Tourist Information Centre at the Guildhall.
Doors open 7:30 pm

It
might not be in St Ives, but support our member of staff - Bev, who
will be running in the Brighton Marathon on Sunday 18th April in aid
of Children's Hospice South West. Bev says "Just a £1
donation will raise more for this very special
appeal you’ll find me at Lanhams."
24th April, Trevithick Day
will be celebrated in Camborne and will reflect local steam and mining history and
heritage
The Tate St Ives exhibition Dexter Dalwood and the Tate Collection continues until 3rd May 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
Friday 30th April Late at Tate St Ives - Make with Young Tate. For details see www.tate.org.uk/stives
May
The Leach Pottery exhibitions continue -
Janet Leach: Her Life and Work continues until
July 3rd 2010 and
Contemporary exhibition: The Flower show continues until June 4th
2010
(www.leachpottery.com)
Various events will take place over the May Bank
Holiday including:
The St Ives Festival of Literature will run from 1st -
9th May 2009
The Tate St Ives exhibition Dexter Dalwood and the Tate Collection continues until 3rd May 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
8th May, Helston will
celebrate the annual Flora Day. The festival features the
Early Morning Dance, Hal-an-Tow, the Children's Dance, the Ancient Furry
Dance and Evening Dance.
Saturday 22nd May, The Guildhall, St Ives -
Concert! "A Festival of Choirs!" Featuring the combined voices of
Cornwall Community Choir conducted by Neil Shepherd and St Ives
KRUners conducted by Peter Luing. Doors open at 7:00, Concert starts
at 7:30pm, Tickets £5 available from St Ives Tourist Information
Centre (Guildhall)
Friday 28th - Monday 31st May, St Ives Music in
May (www.stivesmusicinmay.co.uk) concert series
featuring The Sacconi Quartet will take place in St Ia's Church (St Ives Parish Church).
The Tate St Ives exhibitions
Lily van der Stokker - No Big Deal Thing and
Object: Gesture: Grid - St Ives and the International Avant-garde
open on 15th May 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
The League of Friends Edward Hain Hospitl 90th
Anniversary Concert will take place at The Guildhall, St Ives on
Saturay 29th May. The concert will feature The St Ives Concert
Band, The Taiko Warriers, Men of Good Fortune & The Duchy Opera,
Scott Fleming and Carly McKean & The Dirty Living Ryhtm Sectin.
Doors open at 7:00, Concert starts at 7:30pm, Tickets £5 available
from St Ives Tourist Information Centre (Guildhall)
June
Bugsy Malone - Get down to Fat Sam's Grand
Slam Speakeasy with the half-term show at the Kidz R Us Theatre (www.kidzrus.net).
Gala Opening at 7pm on 1st June (performance at
8pm). Performances 1st-5th June.
After the success of last years show
especially for children on 16th, 17th, 23rd, 24th, 25th and 30th
young adults and former members of Kidz will return with The Further
Adventures of Soggy the Bear at the Kidz R Us Theatre (www.kidzrus.net).
Shows at 10:30 am and 12 noon and are suitable
for children aged 3-8.
The Leach Pottery exhibitions continue -
Janet Leach: Her Life and Work continues until
July 3rd 2010 and
Contemporary exhibition: The Flower show continues until June 4th
2010
(www.leachpottery.com)
The Tate St Ives exhibitions
Lily van der Stokker - No Big Deal Thing and
Object: Gesture: Grid - St Ives and the International Avant-garde
continue until 26th September 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
RoughCoast
Community Arts will be at The Minack from 7th to 11th June with
their production of Metamorphosis. See them later this year in St
Ives with their outdoor production of Much Ado About Nothing on The Island. For more information see
RoughCoast Community Arts website.
From 10th-12th June the Royal Cornwall Show
(www.royalcornwallshow.org)
will include three days of show jumping,
best of breed, music, dancing, trade stands, display teams, hot air
balloons, ferret racing, forestry demonstrations, steam engines, beer
tents, food of every description and much much more.
The first St Ives Food and Drink Festival will
run from 14th to 20th June, finishing with a producers market at The
Guildhall on 19th and 20th June. For more detail visit the
Food and Drink Festival website.
Sunday@8 - A series of Sunday evening concerts
begins on 20th June at St Ives Parish Church and will showcase local
choirs. Concerts begin at 8pm. See the
Parish Church Website for more information.
Lunchtime Live! - The first in a series of
lunchtime Organ Recitals concerts begins on 23rd June at St Ives
Parish Church at 12:30pm. Admission Free, with a retiring
collection. See the
Parish Church Website for more information.
July
After the success of last years show
especially for children on 1st and 2nd young adults and former
members of Kidz will return with The Further Adventures of Soggy the
Bear at the Kidz R Us Theatre (www.kidzrus.net).
Shows at 10:30 am and 12 noon and are suitable
for children aged 3-8.
Sunday@8 - A series of Sunday evening concerts
at St Ives Parish Church that will showcase local choirs.
Concerts begin at 8pm. See the
Parish Church Website for more information.
Lunchtime Live! - A series of Tuesday
lunchtime Organ Recitals takes place at St Ives Parish Church at
12:30pm. Admission Free, with a retiring collection. See the
Parish Church Website for more information.
The Leach Pottery exhibition continue -
Janet Leach: Her Life and Work continues until
July 3rd 2010
(www.leachpottery.com)
2 new exhibitions open at The Leach Pottery
on July 10th - 'Bernard Leach: The Dartington
Years' opens and a new contemporary exhibition, 'Funktional'
innovative international functional ceramics
(www.leachpottery.com)
The Tate St Ives exhibitions
Lily van der Stokker - No Big Deal Thing and
Object: Gesture: Grid - St Ives and the International Avant-garde
continue until 26th September 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
The
Miracle
Theatre Company will be in St Ives on Sunday 25th July for their
Open Air Tour with their production of Romeo & Juliet.
Get down to Fat Sam's Grand Slam Speakeasy
with Bugsy Malone (29th July) or perhaps
see a tale as old as time with Disney's Beauty and the Beast
(28th July) - Summer shows at the Kidz R Us Theatre (www.kidzrus.net).
August
The Tate St Ives exhibitions
Lily van der Stokker - No Big Deal Thing and
Object: Gesture: Grid - St Ives and the International Avant-garde
continue until 26th September 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
2 exhibitions continue at The Leach Pottery
- 'Bernard Leach: The Dartington Years' (until
January 2011) and a new contemporary exhibition, 'Funktional'
innovative international functional ceramics (until 1 September
2010)
(www.leachpottery.com)
2nd, 3rd, 4th, and then every Tueday evening -
Leesten vairy cairefully - KRU2 will be performing 'Allo 'Allo at the Kidz R Us Theatre (www.kidzrus.net).
Get down to Fat Sam's Grand Slam Speakeasy
with Bugsy Malone (Thursdays) or perhaps
see a tale as old as time with Disney's Beauty and the Beast
(Wednesdays from 11th) - Summer shows at
8pm at the Kidz R Us Theatre (www.kidzrus.net).
The 27th will see a Summer Concert at 8pm at the Kidz R Us Theatre (www.kidzrus.net).
Sunday@8 - A series of Sunday evening concerts
at St Ives Parish Church that will showcase local choirs.
Concerts begin at 8pm. See the
Parish Church Website for more information.
Lunchtime Live! - A series of Tuesday
lunchtime Organ Recitals takes place at St Ives Parish Church at
12:30pm. Admission Free, with a retiring collection. See the
Parish Church Website for more information.
18th, 19th, 20th and 21st will see RoughCoast
Community Arts outdoor production of Much Ado About Nothing at
7:30pm on The Island. Tickets available in advance from St Ives
Tourist Information Centre (Guildhall) or St Ives Theatre (Kidz R
Us). For more information see
RoughCoast Community Arts website.
Thursday 19th August will see the annual St Ives
RNLI Lifeboat Day.
Friday 27th August, The annual raft race (www.stivespilotgigclub.co.uk)

September
Saturday 4th September uphold the Celtic
Traditions of Cornwall at the Open Gorsedh 2010 in St Ives. For more
information, see the
Gorsedh Kernow website.
The annual St Ives September
Festival will take place from 11th-25th September (
www.stivesseptemberfestival.co.uk) Once again, over a two week
period, it will feature a wide and diverse range of events and
activities covering all aspects of art and music. There will be talks,
films, poetry, jazz, classical, rock and folk music.
15th, 16th, 17th and 18th will see RoughCoast
Community Arts outdoor production of Much Ado About Nothing at
7:30pm on The Island. Tickets available in advance from St Ives
Tourist Information Centre (Guildhall) or St Ives Theatre (Kidz R
Us). For more information see
RoughCoast Community Arts website.
Sunday@8 - A series of Sunday evening concerts
at St Ives Parish Church that will showcase local choirs runs until
Sunday 19th. Concerts begin at 8pm. See the
Parish Church Website for more information.
Lunchtime Live! - A series of Tuesday
lunchtime Organ Recitals takes place at St Ives Parish Church at
12:30pm runs until Tuesday 14th. Admission Free, with a retiring
collection. See the
Parish Church Website for more information.
The exhibition continues at The Leach Pottery
- 'Bernard Leach: The Dartington Years' (until
January 2011)
(www.leachpottery.com)
The Tate St Ives exhibitions
Lily van der Stokker - No Big Deal Thing and
Object: Gesture: Grid - St Ives and the International Avant-garde
continue until 26th September 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
October
The Tate St Ives exhibition Peter Lanyon opens
on 9th October 2010
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
The exhibition continues at The Leach Pottery
- 'Bernard Leach: The Dartington Years' (until
January 2011)
(www.leachpottery.com)
November
The Tate St Ives exhibition Peter Lanyon
continues until 8th January 2011
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
The exhibition continues at The Leach Pottery
- 'Bernard Leach: The Dartington Years' (until
January 2011)
(www.leachpottery.com)
December
Start your Christmas celebrations in St Ives with the annual switching on of the Christmas Lights (First Friday in December TBC).
The Tate St Ives exhibition Peter Lanyon
continues until 8th January 2011
(www.tate.org.uk/stives)
The exhibition continues at The Leach Pottery
- 'Bernard Leach: The Dartington Years' (until
January 2011)
(www.leachpottery.com)
Year Round
St Ives Jazz Club
Various gigs throughout the year
www.stivesjazzclub.com

Kidz R Us, St Ives Theatre
Performing Disney's Beauty and the Beast and Bugsy Malone. For show dates & times please visit
the website.
www.kidzrus.net
Minack Theatre Various shows
throughout the year. For show dates & times please visit the
website.
www.minack.com

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