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SUMMARY:Bronze Age Jewellery Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Suitable for those aged 16 and over\nJoin Emma Jones to create your own piece of Bronze Age jewellery using a range of techniques that would have been available to makers over 5\,000 years ago!\nDate: Thursday 10th September 2026\nTime: 10am – 4pm\nLocation: Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB – What3Words: ///diplomat.ooze.quite \nPrice: £120 per person \nFind out how people in the Bronze Age used jet and jet-like materials to create a range of personal ornamentation\, from bangles\, buttons\, belt rings\, beads and pendants\, before mastering all the techniques needed to replicate an artefact yourself!  \nThe day will begin with an introductory talk into personal ornamentation in the Bronze Age\, focusing on jet and jet-like materials. You’ll take a look at what artefacts have been found in Britain\, what they’re made from and how experimental archaeology can help to better understand how these objects were made. \nThe rest of the morning will be spent working with a piece of jet and practicing a variety of techniques to shape and drill a bead. You’ll then move onto working with jet and amber to create a shale button\, belt ring or pendant. In the afternoon there will also be an option to learn how to make prehistoric cordage from natural fibres if you wish to string your jewellery. \nDespite its fame in the Victorian period\, jet and jet-like materials have been collected and shaped by people for thousands of years. Using far simpler tools than Victorian crafts people\, they achieved stunning pieces that still dazzle people in museum displays today. What was so special about this mysterious black material? Why do we refer to jet-like materials? All the answers will be revealed in this workshop! \nEmma Jones from Ancient Craft will lead this small group workshop with just 8 participants. Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.   \nRefreshments will be provided\, but please bring your own lunch. \nThis event is in aid of Cornwall Heritage Trust – the small\, independent charity protecting Cornwall’s heritage for everyone. \nAbout Emma Jones\nEmma Jones specialises in creating replica prehistoric jewellery from the Stone Age through to the Bronze Age. Having recently completed a replica of the Poltalloch Jet Necklace\, Emma is fascinated by the tools and techniques our prehistoric makers would have used to create the artefacts that have been found across the UK. \nMore information about Emma can be found here https://www.ancientcraft.co.uk/emma-jones \nTerms and Conditions for Tickets policy
URL:https://www.cornwallheritagetrust.org/event/bronze-age-jewellery-workshop/
LOCATION:Enys Gardens\, Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ancient Skills
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SUMMARY:Bronze Age Sword Casting Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Suitable for those aged 16 and over\nJoin Dr James Dilley\, an experimental archaeologist and craftsman\, to cast your own sword and learn more about how they were made in the Bronze Age.\nDate: Friday 11th September 2026\nTime: 10am – 4pm\nLocation: Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB – What3Words: ///diplomat.ooze.quite \nPrice: £250 per person \nThe first swords in Europe were made of bronze. They are an iconic development in the human story as social pressure led to tension between groups and individuals. Swords were as much a tool of fighting as they were status symbols. During the workshop\, participants will cast a replica of a late Bronze Age Ewart Park sword. These were made and used from 1000 – 700 BC\, and have been found across Britain and occasionally further afield. With many different types of late Bronze Age sword in circulation at this time\, the Ewart Park is very much a ‘British’ style. \nWorkshop students will prepare their own mould\, before working the leather bellows on the charcoal fuelled furnace to melt bronze. They will then cast the liquid metal into their prepared moulds to produce a replica bronze age sword to take home at the end of the day. Students can then begin filing off the casting flash and start cleaning the surfaces of the sword. \nThe workshop also includes a brief talk to contextualise the Bronze Age and swords at the time. Handle-making kits will be available to purchase at the end of the workshop. \nDr James Dilley from Ancient Craft will lead this small group workshop with just 4 participants. Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.   \nRefreshments will be provided\, but please bring your own lunch. \nThis event is in aid of Cornwall Heritage Trust – the small\, independent charity protecting Cornwall’s heritage for everyone. \nAbout Dr James Dilley\nDr James Dilley is an experimental archaeologist and craftsman\, specialising in prehistoric technologies. He founded AncientCraft in 2009 and since then he has gained a PhD in Archaeology at the University of Southampton and has worked with numerous museums\, schools and heritage sites. His work is displayed at The British Museum and Stonehenge and he has worked with several high profile media companies such as the BBC\, National Geographic\, New Scientist and Dorling Kindersley Publishing. More information about him can be found here www.ancientcraft.co.uk/james-dilley \nTerms and Conditions for Tickets policy
URL:https://www.cornwallheritagetrust.org/event/bronze-age-sword-casting-workshop/
LOCATION:Enys Gardens\, Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ancient Skills
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260912T170000
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SUMMARY:Awenek! The Great Cornish Heritage Festival
DESCRIPTION:This one-day festival is packed with an array of hands-on activities\, demonstrations\, re-enactments and performances showcasing everything that makes Cornwall special.\nLocation: Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB – What3Words: ///diplomat.ooze.quite \nSee Bronze Age axe-making in action\, explore an Early Medieval encampment\, try your hand at Cornish wrestling or sit back and enjoy traditional sea shanties that have been sung across the centuries.  \nWell-behaved dogs on leads are welcome. \nFor information on Enys Gardens facilities and site accessibility\, please click here. \n\nPrices\nAdvance online (Tickets on sale from 1st May 2026) \nCornwall Heritage Trust and Enys Gardens members: £7.50\nAdults (Non-members): £12.50\nUnder 18s: FREE \nOn the door\nCornwall Heritage Trust and Enys Gardens members: £12.50\nAdults (Non-members): £17.50\nUnder 18s: FREE \nChildren must be accompanied at the festival. Entry with Cornwall Heritage Trust and Enys Gardens members tickets will be granted on presentation of your membership card at the entrance gate\, and failure to present this will result in the refusal of entry. \nThis event is in aid of Cornwall Heritage Trust – the small\, independent charity protecting Cornwall’s heritage for everyone. \nTerms and Conditions for Tickets \nTo give you a flavour of what’s in store we have a wonderful video of last year’s event at Enys\, created by CineWanderer Productions  available to watch on YouTube \n\nEnys House Guided Tours\nWe are happy to confirm that local historian\, Joss Campbell\, will be running four tours of Enys House throughout the day. \nDating from around 1830\, Enys House is the historic heart of the Enys estate. During each 40-minute tour\, Joss will guide you through the principal rooms of the house\, including the Drawing Room\, Library\, and Dining Room\, bringing its rich history to life from its early years to the present day. \nTickets for this add-on to Awenek! are pay as you feel (£5\, £10 or £15) and proceeds will support Cornwall Heritage Trust and Enys House equally. \nPlease note: House tour tickets must be purchased separately from Awenek! festival tickets.    \nPlaces are limited\, so advance booking is recommended. Book your Enys House tour ticket here \n\nMake a donation\nAwenek! is a huge undertaking which comes at a considerable cost to Cornwall Heritage Trust\, so if you are able to make a donation in addition to your ticket to support the event\, we would be very grateful. \n\nBook your Advance Tickets for Awenek! below
URL:https://www.cornwallheritagetrust.org/event/awenek-the-great-cornish-heritage-festival/
LOCATION:Enys Gardens\, Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly Events,Heritage Day
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260912T114000
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SUMMARY:Enys House Guided Tour (11am Slot)
DESCRIPTION:If you’re attending Awenek! The Great Cornish Festival\, don’t miss this opportunity to join a guided tour of the historic Enys House\, led by local historian\, Joss Campbell\nDate: Saturday 12th September 2026\nTime: 11:00am – 11:40am\nAdditional tour times are available at 12:30pm\, 2:30pm\, and 3:30pm.\nLocation: Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB – What3Words: ///diplomat.ooze.quite \n  \nAbout the tour\nDating from around 1830\, Enys House is the historic heart of the Enys estate. The house remained in family ownership until the Second World War\, when it was requisitioned as an officer training base for the Royal Dutch Navy. \nOn this intimate 40-minute tour\, Joss Campbell will guide you through the principal rooms of the house\, including the Drawing Room\, Library\, and Dining Room\, bringing its rich history to life from its early years to the present day. \nThe Enys House tours are taking place as part of our Heritage festival and so to join a tour\, you must also have a ticket for Awenek! \n\nTickets and pricing\nThe tour is pay as you feel with tickets priced at £5\, £10 or £15. \nCapacity is limited to 10 individuals per tour. \nAll funds raised from the tours will be split equally between Cornwall Heritage Trust and Enys House. \n\nAlternative tour times\nThere are three alternative time slots for the tour.  \nTo book a different time slot\, please click the links below: \n\n12:30pm\n2:30pm\n3:30pm\n\n\nAbout Joss Campbell \nJoss has extensively studied the history of Flushing. He gives talks on\, and lead walks around\, the village as well as compiling the village archive. His particular interest in Enys was sparked when he discovered a family connection to the last member of the Enys family to live there.   \n\n\nPlease note\n\nThe Enys House tours are only available to Awenek! festival ticket holders\nBook your Awenek! tickets\nAwenek! festival tickets must be purchased separately from house tour tickets.\nThe tour will include stairs\, uneven steps and uneven floor surfaces\, which may not be suitable for all visitors\n As the Enys House tours are taking place as part of our wider Awenek! festival\, there will be exhibitors and public in some of the main rooms of the house where the tours are taking place.\n\n\n\n \n 
URL:https://www.cornwallheritagetrust.org/event/enys-house-guided-tour-11am-slot/
LOCATION:Enys Gardens\, Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Enys House Tours,Family Friendly Events,Heritage Day
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260912T131000
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SUMMARY:Enys House Guided Tour (12:30pm Slot)
DESCRIPTION:If you’re attending Awenek! The Great Cornish Festival\, don’t miss this opportunity to join a guided tour of the historic Enys House\, led by local historian\, Joss Campbell\nDate: Saturday 12th September 2026\nTime: 12:30am – 1:10pm\nAdditional tour times are available at 11:00pm\, 2:30pm\, and 3:30pm.\nLocation: Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB – What3Words: ///diplomat.ooze.quite \n  \nAbout the tour\nDating from around 1830\, Enys House is the historic heart of the Enys estate. The house remained in family ownership until the Second World War\, when it was requisitioned as an officer training base for the Royal Dutch Navy. \nOn this intimate 40-minute tour\, Joss Campbell will guide you through the principal rooms of the house\, including the Drawing Room\, Library\, and Dining Room\, bringing its rich history to life from its early years to the present day. \nThe Enys House tours are taking place as part of our Heritage festival and so to join a tour\, you must also have a ticket for Awenek! \n\nTickets and pricing\nThe tour is pay as you feel with tickets priced at £5\, £10 or £15. \nCapacity is limited to 10 individuals per tour. \nAll funds raised from the tours will be split equally between Cornwall Heritage Trust and Enys House. \n\nAlternative tour times\nThere are three alternative time slots for the tour.  \nTo book a different time slot\, please click the links below: \n\n11:00am\n2:30pm\n3:30pm\n\n\nAbout Joss Campbell \nJoss has extensively studied the history of Flushing. He gives talks on\, and lead walks around\, the village as well as compiling the village archive. His particular interest in Enys was sparked when he discovered a family connection to the last member of the Enys family to live there.   \n\n\nPlease note\n\nThe Enys House tours are only available to Awenek! festival ticket holders\nBook your Awenek! tickets\nAwenek! festival tickets must be purchased separately from house tour tickets.\nThe tour will include stairs\, uneven steps and uneven floor surfaces\, which may not be suitable for all visitors\n As the Enys House tours are taking place as part of our wider Awenek! festival\, there will be exhibitors and public in some of the main rooms of the house where the tours are taking place.\n\n\n\n \n 
URL:https://www.cornwallheritagetrust.org/event/enys-house-guided-tour-1230pm-slot/
LOCATION:Enys Gardens\, Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Enys House Tours,Family Friendly Events,Heritage Day
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260912T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260912T151000
DTSTAMP:20260512T230441
CREATED:20260423T133130Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260501T115153Z
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SUMMARY:Enys House Guided Tour (2:30pm Slot)
DESCRIPTION:If you’re attending Awenek! The Great Cornish Festival\, don’t miss this opportunity to join a guided tour of the historic Enys House\, led by local historian\, Joss Campbell\nDate: Saturday 12th September 2026\nTime: 2:30am – 3:10pm\nAdditional tour times are available at 11:00pm\, 12:30pm\, and 3:30pm.\nLocation: Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB – What3Words: ///diplomat.ooze.quite \n  \nAbout the tour\nDating from around 1830\, Enys House is the historic heart of the Enys estate. The house remained in family ownership until the Second World War\, when it was requisitioned as an officer training base for the Royal Dutch Navy. \nOn this intimate 40-minute tour\, Joss Campbell will guide you through the principal rooms of the house\, including the Drawing Room\, Library\, and Dining Room\, bringing its rich history to life from its early years to the present day. \nThe Enys House tours are taking place as part of our Heritage festival and so to join a tour\, you must also have a ticket for Awenek! \n\nTickets and pricing\nThe tour is pay as you feel with tickets priced at £5\, £10 or £15. \nCapacity is limited to 10 individuals per tour. \nAll funds raised from the tours will be split equally between Cornwall Heritage Trust and Enys House. \n\nAlternative tour times\nThere are three alternative time slots for the tour.  \nTo book a different time slot\, please click the links below: \n\n11:00am\n12:30pm\n3:30pm\n\n\nAbout Joss Campbell \nJoss has extensively studied the history of Flushing. He gives talks on\, and lead walks around\, the village as well as compiling the village archive. His particular interest in Enys was sparked when he discovered a family connection to the last member of the Enys family to live there.   \n\n\nPlease note\n\nThe Enys House tours are only available to Awenek! festival ticket holders\nBook your Awenek! tickets\nAwenek! festival tickets must be purchased separately from house tour tickets\nThe tour will include stairs\, uneven steps and uneven floor surfaces\, which may not be suitable for all visitors\n As the Enys House tours are taking place as part of our wider Awenek! festival\, there will be exhibitors and public in some of the main rooms of the house where the tours are taking place.\n\n\n\n \n 
URL:https://www.cornwallheritagetrust.org/event/enys-house-guided-tour-230pm-slot/
LOCATION:Enys Gardens\, Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Enys House Tours,Family Friendly Events,Heritage Day
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260912T153000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260912T161000
DTSTAMP:20260512T230441
CREATED:20260423T133404Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260501T115941Z
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SUMMARY:Enys House Guided Tour (3:30pm Slot)
DESCRIPTION:If you’re attending Awenek! The Great Cornish Festival\, don’t miss this opportunity to join a guided tour of the historic Enys House\, led by local historian\, Joss Campbell\nDate: Saturday 12th September 2026\nTime: 3:30am – 4:10pm\nAdditional tour times are available at 11:00pm\, 12:30pm\, and 2:30pm.\nLocation: Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB – What3Words: ///diplomat.ooze.quite \n  \nAbout the tour\nDating from around 1830\, Enys House is the historic heart of the Enys estate. The house remained in family ownership until the Second World War\, when it was requisitioned as an officer training base for the Royal Dutch Navy. \nOn this intimate 40-minute tour\, Joss Campbell will guide you through the principal rooms of the house\, including the Drawing Room\, Library\, and Dining Room\, bringing its rich history to life from its early years to the present day. \nThe Enys House tours are taking place as part of our Heritage festival and so to join a tour\, you must also have a ticket for Awenek! \n\nTickets and pricing\nThe tour is pay as you feel with tickets priced at £5\, £10 or £15. \nCapacity is limited to 10 individuals per tour. \nAll funds raised from the tours will be split equally between Cornwall Heritage Trust and Enys House. \n\nAlternative tour times\nThere are three alternative time slots for the tour.  \nTo book a different time slot\, please click the links below: \n\n11:00am\n12:30pm\n2:30pm\n\n\nAbout Joss Campbell \nJoss has extensively studied the history of Flushing. He gives talks on\, and lead walks around\, the village as well as compiling the village archive. His particular interest in Enys was sparked when he discovered a family connection to the last member of the Enys family to live there.   \n\n\nPlease note\n\nThe Enys House tours are only available to Awenek! festival ticket holders\nBook your Awenek! tickets\nAwenek! festival tickets must be purchased separately from house tour tickets\nThe tour will include stairs\, uneven steps and uneven floor surfaces\, which may not be suitable for all visitors\n As the Enys House tours are taking place as part of our wider Awenek! festival\, there will be exhibitors and public in some of the main rooms of the house where the tours are taking place.\n\n\n\n \n 
URL:https://www.cornwallheritagetrust.org/event/enys-house-guided-tour-330pm-slot/
LOCATION:Enys Gardens\, Enys Gardens\, St Gluvius\, Penryn\, TR10 9LB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Enys House Tours,Family Friendly Events,Heritage Day
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260923T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260923T150000
DTSTAMP:20260512T230441
CREATED:20260408T143103Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260408T143103Z
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SUMMARY:Volunteering Opportunity - Cornwall Heritage Trust Ranger Day
DESCRIPTION:Cornwall Heritage Trust’s Ranger Days are an exciting programme of practical volunteering opportunities at our heritage sites around Cornwall. \nTaking place at Castle an Dinas (East)\, this session will involve clearing bracken. Work such as this is a vital part of helping us protect these ancient monuments and the natural habitats that they are part of\, and we are hugely grateful for any support you can give. \nNo experience is required and support and equipment will be provided. \nAlthough we are keen to accommodate all offers to volunteer\, on some occasions we are restricted to the number of volunteers that can participate on site. Places in these instances will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis. \nRegister your interest\nhttps://app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/TheCornwallHeritageTrustLimit/volunteercastle.html  
URL:https://www.cornwallheritagetrust.org/event/volunteering-opportunity-cornwall-heritage-trust-ranger-day-12/
LOCATION:Castle an Dinas (East)\, Castle an Dinas (East)\, St Columb Major\, Saint Columb\, TR9 6JB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ranger Days,Volunteer Opportunities
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261014T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261014T150000
DTSTAMP:20260512T230441
CREATED:20260408T143222Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260408T143222Z
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SUMMARY:Volunteering Opportunity - Cornwall Heritage Trust Ranger Day
DESCRIPTION:Cornwall Heritage Trust’s Ranger Days are an exciting programme of practical volunteering opportunities at our heritage sites around Cornwall. \nTaking place at East Pentire Headland in Newquay\, this session will involve raking grassland (cut grass). Work such as this is a vital part of helping us protect these ancient monuments and the natural habitats that they are part of\, and we are hugely grateful for any support you can give. \nNo experience is required and support and equipment will be provided. \nAlthough we are keen to accommodate all offers to volunteer\, on some occasions we are restricted to the number of volunteers that can participate on site. Places in these instances will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis. \nRegister your interest\nhttps://app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/TheCornwallHeritageTrustLimit/volunteereastpentire-1-1.html
URL:https://www.cornwallheritagetrust.org/event/volunteering-opportunity-cornwall-heritage-trust-ranger-day-13/
LOCATION:East Pentire Headland\, East Pentire Headland\, Newquay\, Cornwall\, TR7 1QD
CATEGORIES:Ranger Days,Volunteer Opportunities
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