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SUMMARY:Die wise with Stephen Jenkinson - A day-long workshop
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to welcome Stephen Jenkinson to Boconnoc this summer for a one day workshop. \nKnown as a master of storytelling\, over the years\, Stephen has worked extensively with dying people and their families\, is a former programme director in a major Canadian hospital\, and a former assistant professor in a prominent Canadian medical school. \nStephen is also a sculptor and traditional canoe builder whose house won a Governor General’s Award for architecture. \nDuring this talk\, Stephen will be walking you through his award-winning book\, ‘Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity & Soul’ which is focused on grief\, dying and the great love of life.  \nDie Wise does not offer seven steps for coping with death. It does not suggest ways to make dying easier. It pours no honey to make the medicine go down. Instead\, with lyrical prose\, deep wisdom\, and stories from his two decades of working with dying people and their families\, Stephen Jenkinson places death at the centre of the page and asks us to behold it in all its painful beauty.  \nWe look forward to seeing you for what will undoubtedly be an inspiring and spiritually stimulating conversation by Stephen.  \nThe talk will take place in the Stable yard at Boconnoc and there will be time between sessions to explore the beautiful grounds of the estate.  \n  \nRead more about Stephen Jenkinson’s work on his website.  \nTo purchase his book Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul \n ahead of the talk\, please see the Amazon link here. \nBUY TICKETS HERE \n  \n \n  \nWe do not have facilities on site for lunch so you will need to bring something with you for the day. We will however be providing a tea and coffee station which will be available throughout the day.  \nTransport Information: \nLostwithiel train station is a 10 minute drive away\, or 45 minute cycle\, with lots of hills \nLiskeard train station is a 20 minute drive away \nWe have parking available on site for guests. \nThere is no accommodation available on the estate on this date unfortunately\, however if you are coming from out of town please find a few recommendations below which are nearby to the estate; \nBrean Park Farm \nChy Bownder Cottage \nUnique rustic hideaway
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/a-day-long-workshop-with-stephen-jenkinson/
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SUMMARY:EXPLORE THE SOUNDS OF BOCONNOC AT NIGHT
DESCRIPTION:Explore the meadows and woodland valleys of Boconnoc at dusk into the evening\, as we have the pleasure of being treated to a guided walk by ecologist and ornithologist Robbie Phillips. \nDusk is when many of the creatures living on the estate wake up and you can hear the screeches and calls of our nocturnal animals as they head out on their evening hunt. We will hope to hear tawny owls and possibly barn owls as well as listening to bats using a special bat detector. \nWe are delighted to be welcoming Robbie back for a second year\, to host this event. As part of the evening’s agenda\, we will also have a hands-on experience with moths\, setting a moth light ( harmless to moths ) at the start of the evening to see what has come in by dark. This will give everyone the chance to see some of the beautiful species we have at Boconnoc.  \nRead our interview with Robbie here to learn more about him\, his love of nature and his night walks. \nThis is a rare opportunity to explore the private grounds of Boconnoc which are not usually open to the public. Alongside this you will be treated to expert knowledge from ecologist Robbie Phillips. A truly wonderful experience for nature lovers. \n \nA lovely testimonial from last year’s guided tour with Robbie; \n“Just back from their Guided Bird Walk which was absolutely lovely. A small group of us were taken around Boconnoc’s beautiful parkland guided by Robbie\, an expert ornithologist who explained all the bird songs we heard along the way… it was a really interesting evening!” \nAdditional information \nPlease note the walk will be approximately 1.5hours across 2.5km across varying and uneven terrain. We advise sensible footwear and wet weather clothes if raining. Please be advised to bring a torch/headtorch if you have one available. \nThis event is best suited for adults and children over the age of 12 \nYou will need a good level of fitness for this walk and be able to cope with walking on uneven ground. \nPark and meet in the Stable yard at Boconnoc. \nStandard price: £25 \nThere will be a warming mug of hot chocolate during the evening \nBUY TICKETS HERE \n \nAccommodation: \nIf you would like to stay at Boconnoc\, we have availability in our Grooms House which sleeps six people during this period. Guests will receive complimentary tickets to the walk. If you would like to book\, please get in touch by emailing stay@boconnoc.com or calling 01208 872507. Please note this is a minimum three night stay. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/explore-the-sounds-of-boconnoc-at-night-2/
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SUMMARY:A Deer Ranger for a Day - Morning Session
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a super exciting Deer Safari with our expert ranger Ian Berry and become a Boconnoc Deer Ranger for the day! \nOn Saturday 12th August hop aboard the tractor trailer for a fun ride to the Boconnoc Deer Park where you can learn all about the beautiful deer that live on the estate. \nOur ranger Ian will teach you about the important tasks of a deer ranger\, from poo detecting to protecting the habitat of these magnificent creatures. \nAfterwards families can take part in craft activities in our stable yard\, spend some time together in our games room or indulge in a tasty snack from our on-site cafe! \n  \nThis event is recommended for children aged 12 and under\, but all are welcome. \nChildren under 16 will need to be supervised by an adult at all times. \nWe will meet at the Stable Yard at 10am\, back for around 12pm. \nRefreshments will be available and you are encouraged to bring a your own picnic to enjoy in the Stable Yard after the safari. \n  \nAdult – £15 \nChild- (6-15y) £7.50 \nUnder 5’s – free \nBUY TICKETS HERE
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/a-deer-ranger-for-a-day-morning-session/
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SUMMARY:A Deer Ranger for a Day – Afternoon Session
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a super exciting Deer Safari with our expert ranger Ian Berry and become a Boconnoc Deer Ranger for the day! \nOn Saturday 12th August hop aboard the tractor trailer for a fun ride to the Boconnoc Deer Park where you can learn all about the beautiful deer that live on the estate. \nOur ranger Ian will teach you about the important tasks of a deer ranger\, from poo detecting to protecting the habitat of these magnificent creatures. \nAfterwards families can take part in craft activities in our stable yard\, spend some time together in our games room or indulge in a tasty snack from our on-site cafe! \n  \nThis event is recommended for children aged 12 and under\, but all are welcome. \nChildren under 16 will need to be supervised by an adult at all times. \nWe will meet at the Stable Yard at 1pm\, back for around 3pm. \nRefreshments will be available and you are encouraged to bring a your own picnic to enjoy in the Stable Yard after the safari. \n  \nAdult – £15 \nChild- (6-15y) £7.50 \nUnder 5’s – free \nBUY TICKETS HERE
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/a-deer-ranger-for-a-day-afternoon-session/
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SUMMARY:Cornwall Hospice Care Open Gardens
DESCRIPTION:This event is organised by the St Austell Soroptimists in support of Cornwall Hospice Care. \n\n\n\n\nTake a trip to one of the most beautiful gardens of Cornwall. From the grazing fallow deer in the Deer Park to the centuries-old trees of the ancient woodland\, exploring the grounds feels like stepping right into a timeless oil painting. \nBegin your tour at the Dorothy Garden\, just a quick stroll from Boconnoc House\, where fountains burble and flowers turn their faces to the sun. Bring along a camera to capture the vibrancy of the shrubbery\, which bursts into blossom\, from 34 different varieties of hydrangeas to beautifully scented roses\, and for a special escape\, explore the palm-fringed paradise of the tropical fountain along the Stewardry Walk around a waterfall\, pool and Lady Hamilton’s marble bath\, the exotic plants create an ambiance that’s akin to a tropical retreat. 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/cornwall-hospice-care-open-gardens/
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SUMMARY:STRING SEXTETS BY BRAHMS & BOCCHERINI\, PERFORMED BY THE KERNOW CHAMBER PLAYERS
DESCRIPTION:Join us this summer for an inspiring evening of beautiful music by the Kernow Chamber Players in the Boconnoc Stable Yard.  The Kernow Chamber Players consists of leading Cornwall-based musicians\, who have teamed up with some of Cornwall’s most promising young musical students and was originally created in the summer of 2021 to bring live music of many different genres to audiences in Cornwall. They will perform Sextets by Brahms and Boccherini \nIt is our pleasure to have them back again at Boconnoc Estate as we welcome this much-loved group of local talent to our grounds this August. \nThroughout the evening we will be hosting two performances\, accompanied by an interval in-between when the bar will be open.  We look forward to welcoming you for this unmissable musical event. \nPlease note that the event will be taking place outdoors so please wear suitable clothing. You are welcome to bring chairs\, picnics and picnic blankets. In case of wet weather the event will be moved indoors. \nBUY TICKETS HERE \nStandard price: £20 \nEntry with a glass of prosecco: £25 \nParking is available on site.
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/a-performance-by-the-kernow-chamber-players/
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SUMMARY:The joys of ‘No Dig’ - A gardening workshop by Charles Dowding
DESCRIPTION:This September we are excited to be welcoming gardener and author Charles Dowding to Boconnoc for an informative ‘No Dig’ Workshop in our beautiful estate. During an inspiring presentation in Boconnoc House\, Charles will show you how he has fine-tuned various no dig methods over the years. He will also be providing expert advice on succession planting\, multi-sowing\, pest reduction\, the use of fleece and mesh and propagation.  \nCharles is one of the most well known experts in the UK who specializes in no dig and he has been an advocate of the method since he first started growing vegetables back in 1981. In fact\, much of his career has been dedicated to teaching others about this approach\, both in the form of his books and successful YouTube channel.  \nThis method means you don’t disrupt the fragile soil life and the important microorganisms\, fungi and worms that help feed plant roots. It’s a fantastic way to avoid using harsh chemicals and toxic concoctions in your garden whilst also helping you save time and money. The technique is also great for beginners as you’ll have less chance of failure during harvesting due to the improved growing conditions of your soil and you don’t need to worry about re-digging your flower beds each year. \n \nThroughout the workshop you will have the chance to ask questions before we break for a delicious lunch.  \nAfterwards we will move into the Kitchen Garden so you can see how Stuart\, the Head Gardener at Boconnoc has been experimenting with Charles’ technique in the onsite kitchen garden. Charles will demonstrate how to make a no dig bed on weedy grass. As a group we’ll then look at different parts of the garden as we see these techniques in action\, including compost making.  \nIf you would like to learn more about growing all kinds of vegetables productively\, healthily and more easily join us for this inspiring day with Charles. We look forward to seeing you in September. \nLunch:  \nHomemade lunch will be cooked by our wonderful housekeeper Kay Bolitho using local fresh ingredients as well as produce from the Kitchen Garden. This will be served in our beautiful Garden room which has views stretching over the parkland. If you have dietary requirements or allergies please let us know. \nTickets are £140 to include workshop (£115) and two course lunch (£25) \nBUY TICKETS HERE \nParking is available on site. \nAccommodation is also available on site – please contact stay@boconnoc.com for details.
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/the-joys-of-no-dig/
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SUMMARY:A History Tour of Boconnoc House
DESCRIPTION:Elizabeth Fortescue will lead this fascinating tour of the house and grounds detailing the stories\, history and paintings from the past. \nGuests will also be shown around the 800 year old church and Georgian bath house here at Boconnoc. \nAfter the tour guests will be treated to a delicious Cornish cream tea in the Smoking Room\, with homemade scones lovingly baked by our Housekeeper Kay. \nBoconnoc House\, the winner of the 2012 HHA/Sotheby’s Award for Restoration was bought with the proceeds of the Pitt Diamond in 1717. Three prime ministers\, a history of duels and the architect Sir John Soane play a part in the story of this unique estate. \n  \nBOOK TICKETS \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/a-history-tour-of-boconnoc-house-with-catherine-lorigan-2/
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SUMMARY:Cornwall Climate Care Film Screening and Charity Banquet at Boconnoc House
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to Cornwall Climate Care‘s film screening and charity banquet at Boconnoc House\, Lostwithiel. \nPut on your best Cornish chic and join us for an evening of the following: \n  \nAn Exclusive Film Screening \n\n\n\n\nAfter welcome drinks\, move through to the smoking room for a special screening of Hungry for Change. Presented by St Ives forager Josh Quick\, this is Cornwall Climate Care’s latest film looking at the climate impacts of our broken food system and the inspiring projects working to tackle it. The film will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers and guests\, including: \n– Olivia Champion\, microbiologist at Entec Nutrition \n– Matthew Thomson\, director of Sustainable Food Cornwall \n– Ste Davies\, director of Falmouth Food Co-op \nWatch the film trailer here. \n  \nA Low-Carbon Gourmet Banquet \n\n\nNext you will get the chance to experience a meal like no other! Featuring food and delicacies from the film\, you will be treated to a fine three-course banquet using culled venison\, ‘waste’ supermarket food\, foraged wild plants and other surprises. \nMeat and plant-based options are available (please indicate your preference and any dietary requirements when purchasing your ticket. The meat option is venison\, so if this is not to your taste\, please select ‘plant-based’). \n \n  \nAfter Dinner Speaker – Rewilding Specialist Derek Gow \nCan we really afford to give up space for rewilding projects on an overcrowded island that needs to increase its food security? \nDerek Gow\, a farmer turned passionate conservationist\, believes not only that we can\, but that we must. \nPrepare to be challenged\, amused\, enraged and surprised by this talk\, which may overturn many of your assumptions about how we use our land in the UK. \n– \nDerek has played significant roles in the reintroduction of the Eurasian beaver\, the water vole and the white stork to England. He is currently rewildling parts of his 300 acre farm while also working to reintroduce the wildcat. \nHe has published several books and his story has been featured in The Guardian\, The New Yorker\, The Ecologist and more. \n“Gow has a fire in his belly. We need more like him.”—BBC Wildlife magazine \n \n  \nImage Credit: Jonny Weeks \n \nLive Music by Cornish Artist Jenny Bishop \nA songwriter\, performer\, media composer and sound designer based in Cornwall\, Jenny has provided beautiful soundtracks for two of Cornwall Climate Care’s films to date – Food for Thought and Hungry for Change. \n \n  \n\n\nSilent Auction \nThere will be the opportunity for you to win some fantastic prizes in our silent auction – with all proceeds going to Cornwall Climate Care to help fund future films about climate issues and the local businesses and individuals working hard to tackle them. Funds also go towards our new school climate workshop programme. \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n  \nTickets \nIf you would like to join us for the evening please purchase your tickets here. \nTickets are available at a special price of £75 for a limited time only – book by 17th August 2023. After that the price will increase to the standard £90. \nHowever\, you may select the standard price (£90) even if booking earlier if you would like and are able to provide extra funding to support the work of our charity. Thank you. \nWe look forward to welcoming you at Boconnoc! \n  \nGetting there… by rail or car \nBy rail \nBoconnoc is close to Lostwithiel Station\, which is on the main London-Penzance line. On Oct 19\, the last train from Lostwithiel to Plymouth leaves at 22:11\, while the last train for Penzance is at 23:23. \nLocal taxi firms to ferry you between the station and Boconnoc include Rogers on 01208-873324\, Lostwithiel Town Cars on 07760303515\, or KP Cars on 01726-815415. \nBy car \n  \nPlease do NOT follow your satnav as it will not bring you in to the estate and you are likely to get \nlost. Please make sure you use the directions below. \nIf possible use What3Words to reach the front of the main house: ///waking.trial.balanced \n  \nFROM A30 \n  \nAt Bodmin come off the A30 and follow signs for the A38 to Liskeard. Get on the A38. \n2 miles approx. after Bodmin Parkway Station\, turn right (signposted to East and West Taphouse and Looe/Polperro – B3359). Continue to the “T” junction. \nTurn left onto A390\, go to East Taphouse. Turn RIGHT onto B3359 signed Looe/Polperro & Boconnoc). \nApproximately 1 mile along the B3359 take the 1st right signed Boconnoc (with a tiny sign) \nThen take immediate left signed Boconnoc and 1st right about 1/3 of a mile down the road signed Boconnoc. \nGo to crossroad with lodge by the gate where the sign says Boconnoc\, Private Road. Drive straight through there and follow the signs to Boconnoc which take you along the road round to the left\, down a long straight drive to a tall stone obelisk. Follow the road round to the left\, past another lodge and straight down the hill until you get to the main house. \nStewards will show you where to park. \n  \nFROM A38 from Plymouth direction \nAt EAST Taphouse\, go round a bend and up the hill after garage on the right \nTake next left\, signposted to Looe / Polperro B3359 & Boconnoc. \nApproximately 1 mile along the B3359 take the 1st right signed Boconnoc (with a tiny sign) \nThen take immediate left signed Boconnoc and 1st right about 1/3 of a mile down the road signed Boconnoc. \nGo to crossroad with lodge by the gate where the sign says Boconnoc\, Private Road. Drive straight through there and follow the signs to Boconnoc which take you along the road round to the left\, down a long straight drive to a tall stone obelisk. Follow the road round to the left\, past another lodge and straight down the hill until you get to the main house. \nStewards will show you where to park. \n  \nFrom A390 from St Austell \nGo through Lostwithiel on A390\, towards Liskeard. Go to EAST Taphouse. \n1st turn right (signposted Looe / Polperro B3359 & Boconnoc). \nApproximately 1 mile along the B3359 take the 1st right signed Boconnoc (with a tiny sign) \nThen take immediate left signed Boconnoc and 1st right about 1/3 of a mile down the road signed Boconnoc. \nGo to crossroad with lodge by the gate where the sign says Boconnoc\, Private Road. Drive straight through there and follow the signs to Boconnoc which take you along the road round to the left\, down a long straight drive to a tall stone obelisk. Follow the road round to the left\, past another lodge and straight down the hill until you get to the main house. \nStewards will show you where to park.
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SUMMARY:An Enchanted Dragon & Fairy Trail at Boconnoc
DESCRIPTION:Folklore and Fairy Dust… \nBoconnoc offers visitors an experience to truly connect with nature at its most magical. \nJoin us for an enchanting walk through the stunning grounds of Boconnoc as we search for mythical fairy folk and dragons! \nOur trail will lead you through the beautiful gardens where handcrafted willow sculptures of mischievous Cornish Piskeys and legendary dragons will spark wonder and delight.  \nFairy wings\, dragon outfits and magical wands at the ready! \n \n\n  \n \n  \n \n  \nToilets and Refreshments are available on site. \nThe Majority of paths are grass and pushchair friendly but outdoor footwear is recommended after prolonged rain. The fairies\, dragons and forest creatures are all positioned in obvious places but you will need to look up as well as down to see them. \nThere is a trail pack to accompany the experience which includes a map\, colouring book\, pencils and a ribbon to place on the wishing tree. Priced at £2.00. These are sold separately on site. \n  \n  \n\n  \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/an-enchanting-dragon-fairy-trail-at-boconnoc/
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SUMMARY:Seasonal Wreath Making Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a seasonal wreath making workshop hosted by the super talented Rebecca Stuart from The Garden Gate Flower co. \nForage in the beautiful grounds of Boconnoc for leaves\, ferns and foliage before heading to the candle lit Stable Yard to create your own beautifully festive wreath. \nEverything will be provided for you to make your own door wreath and Rebecca will guide you through the step-by-step process to create something you truly love. \nWe think this workshop would be a lovely activity to do with a friend or family member\, get together\, share a fun morning creating and reconnecting with nature.  \nTea\, coffee and delicious homemade mince pies will be provided. \n  \nBUY TICKETS \n  \nAbout Rebecca  \n“The Garden Gate Flower Company is a sustainable\, environmentally conscious garden and floral design studio based in Cornwall. Rebecca has a passion for design and colour\, she loves to create arrangements that echo the nature in which they have be grown and the environment they will be destined for.  \nRebecca started her floral design business in 2010 and wanted to bring her experience of colour theory into her creations. With a background in textiles\, Rebecca creates arrangements in layers of colour using the best seasonal ingredients from her garden and her network of British growers. The Garden Gate Flower Company has worked on hundreds of weddings and events both here in the UK and in Europe.”  \nhttp://www.thegardengateflowercompany.co.uk/ \nDisclaimer: There will be a professional photographer taking photos at this event.
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/seasonal-wreath-making-workshop-2/
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SUMMARY:A Christmas Carol - performed by the Kernow Chamber Players
DESCRIPTION:Join the Kernow Chamber Players for a performance of the classic ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens in Boconnoc House. This one-person show performed by actor-director Tama Matheson will be accompanied by the Kernow Chamber Players performing music of J.S. Bach\, and others\, to tell the timeless tale of ghosts\, memories\, and second chances and how miserable old Scrooge is reformed by the spirit of Christmas. \nBoconnoc Bar will be open; audience members are invited to join the performers for drinks and mince pies after the performance. \n  \n6 pm – Doors Open / Boconnoc Bar Open \n6.30 pm – Performance begins \n7.40 pm – Performance ends \n  \nAccessible parking will be found at the front of Boconnoc House\, with accessible facilities on site. \n  \nCLICK HERE FOR TICKETS
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/a-christmas-carol-performed-by-the-kernow-chamber-players/
LOCATION:Boconnoc House
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240208T223000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20231214T133918Z
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SUMMARY:Dive Project Cornwall Fundraising Dinner and Auction
DESCRIPTION:Join the team behind the Dive Project Cornwall\, led by founder Andy Forster\, for a fundraising dinner at Boconnoc House. \nDive Project Cornwall is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company that supports the mental health and well-being of young people who visit the project. Launched in 2022\, the project has provided the experience of a lifetime to 400 young people\, giving them a new sense of confidence and purpose. Every penny raised through donations is reinvested in our unique learning programme. \nDive Project Cornwall provides a unique opportunity for students to learn the basics of scuba diving while gaining an appreciation for the natural marine world. This experience helps young people discover more about themselves by facing challenges and embracing new skills that will benefit them in their everyday lives. During their stay at the Dive Project Cornwall Basecamp\, students can enjoy the benefits of a fully equipped campsite with ocean views\, stargazing\, campfires\, and excellent cooking. The project reduces screen time\, encourages connection with the natural world and the people around us\, and teaches us to appreciate the present moment. \n“We have just returned from what has been the most amazing week of school ever. Twenty of our students are now fully fledged “Ocean Influencers”.  The students have returned as completely different individuals. They have become more resilient and have developed their social skills in a way they would not have achieved in the traditional classroom.”  \nTeacher at Sir James Smith School\, North Cornwall Learning Trust. \nhttps://www.diveprojectcornwall.co.uk \n  \nYOUR HOSTS \nCome and meet the team from Dive Project Cornwall and learn more about our work and its positive impact on young people from across the UK. \nHEAD CHEF \nEx-Executive Chef for Rick Stein\, Stephane Delourme\, will be in the kitchen leading a team of renowned chefs; details of precisely who will be revealed…  \nTHE EVENING \n7 pm – Welcome drink on arrival \n7.30 pm – 4-course dinner with complimentary wine \n9.30 pm – “The work of Dive Project Cornwall” presentation  \n9:45 pm – Auction of 7+ lots \n10:30 pm – Finish \n  \nTICKETS \n£110 per person/ticket \nTable for ten people £1\,000 \n  \nTo purchase tickets or find out more about the event\, please contact: \n  \nAndy Forster\, Project Director \nDive Project Cornwall \n07711 160590 \nandy@diveprojectcornwall.co.uk \n  \nhttps://www.diveprojectcornwall.co.uk \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/dive-project-cornwall-fundraising-dinner-and-auction/
LOCATION:Boconnoc House
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240406T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240406T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20230419T193207Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240125T161915Z
UID:23472-1712397600-1712404800@boconnoc.com
SUMMARY:Deer Safari - Morning Session
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a super exciting Deer Safari with our expert ranger\, Ian Berry. \nOn Saturday 6th\, April\, hop aboard the tractor-trailer for a fun ride to the Boconnoc Deer Park\, where you can learn all about the beautiful deer that live on the estate. \nOur ranger Ian will teach you about the essential tasks of a deer ranger\, from poo detecting to protecting the habitat of these magnificent creatures. \nAfterwards\, families can participate in craft activities in our stable yard\, spend some time together in our games room or indulge in a tasty snack from our on-site cafe! \nThis event is family-focused and can be enjoyed by all ages. \nChildren under 16 will need to be supervised by an adult at all times. \nWe will meet at the Stable Yard at 10 am and be back around 12 pm. \nRefreshments will be available\, and you are encouraged to bring your picnic to enjoy in the Stable Yard after the safari. \n  \nAdult – £15 \nChild- (6-15y) £7.50 \nUnder 5’s – free \n  \nBUY TICKETS HERE
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/a-deer-ranger-for-a-day-morning-session-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240406T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240406T150000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20230419T193449Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240111T165826Z
UID:23474-1712408400-1712415600@boconnoc.com
SUMMARY:Deer safari - Afternoon Session
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a super exciting Deer Safari with our expert ranger\, Ian Berry. \nOn Saturday 6th\, April\, hop aboard the tractor-trailer for a fun ride to the Boconnoc Deer Park\, where you can learn all about the beautiful deer that live on the estate. \nOur ranger Ian will teach you about the essential tasks of a deer ranger\, from poo detecting to protecting the habitat of these magnificent creatures. \nAfterwards\, families can participate in craft activities in our stable yard\, spend some time together in our games room or indulge in a tasty snack from our on-site cafe! \n  \nThis event is family-focused and can be enjoyed by all ages. \nChildren under 16 will need to be supervised by an adult at all times. \nWe will meet at the Stable Yard at 1 pm and be back around 3 pm. \nRefreshments will be available\, and you are encouraged to bring your picnic to enjoy in the Stable Yard after the safari. \n  \nAdult – £15 \nChild- (6-15y) £7.50 \nUnder 5’s – free \nBUY TICKETS HERE
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/a-deer-ranger-for-a-day-afternoon-session-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240407T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240407T170000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20240322T140405Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240322T140405Z
UID:26142-1712498400-1712509200@boconnoc.com
SUMMARY:Cornwall Heritage Trust Open Gardens
DESCRIPTION:Cornwall Heritage Trust is a charity that works to ensure Cornwall’s unique heritage is protected and shared with everyone\, enjoy Boconnoc’s grounds and gardens and help raise funds so that they can continue their good work. \n\nA free talk by historian and author\, Catherine Lorigan\, will be held at 2.30pm. Catherine is the author of the book Boconnoc – The History of a Cornish Estate.  \n  \nThere’s something for all the family\, including a fun-filled trail to keep the little ones busy during your visit. Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome. \n  \n7th April 2024 \n2pm to 5pm \nTicket prices are £6 if pre-booked online \, £7.50 on the door. \nUnder 12s go free and do not require booking. \nOnline booking will close at 12noon on the Friday before each event. \nDue to poor signal\, Cornwall Heritage Trust will only be able to accept cash for tickets purchased on the day. \nLast entry will be one hour before closing time. \n  \nCornwall Heritage Trust’s Open Gardens 2024 is sponsored by Coodes Solicitors. All proceeds go to Cornwall Heritage Trust. \n  \nAdvance tickets can be booked here https://www.cornwallheritagetrust.org/opengardens/
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/cornwall-heritage-trust-open-gardens-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240414T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240414T170000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20240304T134531Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T134531Z
UID:26038-1713103200-1713114000@boconnoc.com
SUMMARY:National Garden Scheme Open Gardens at Boconnoc
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy Boconnoc in full bloom in association with the National Garden Scheme. \nRoam in parkland and woods with magnificent trees\, flowering shrubs and stunning views. The gardens are set amongst mature trees\, which provide a backdrop for exotic spring flowering shrubs\, woodland plants\, newly planted magnolias and a fine collection of hydrangeas. \nLight refreshments will be available in the  Stable Yard \nFor this open day\, you can book your tickets in advance or pay on the day. \nBOOK TICKETS \nDate \nSunday\, 14th April 2024 \nOpening times  \n2 pm to 5 pm \nAdmission \nAdult: £6.00 Child: £3.00 \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/national-garden-scheme-open-gardens-at-boconnoc/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240419T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240419T130000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20231214T132632Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240405T085227Z
UID:25715-1713520800-1713531600@boconnoc.com
SUMMARY:Celebrating Spring Floral Masterclass
DESCRIPTION:Join floral artist Rebecca Stuart of The Garden Gate Flower Company for a masterclass in floral arrangement with the backdrop of spring blooming across the grounds of Boconnoc. \nHer designs use only British flowers\, including those produced in her garden at Duchy of Cornwall Nursery in Lostwithiel. \n  \nRebecca will demonstrate how to create a beautiful vase arrangement; this will be followed by private access to wander the grounds of Boconnoc\, admiring spring flowers at their finest. \nLocally grown flowers in spring colours will be provided for your floral creation\, and participants will join Becca to wander the grounds and forage for elements to complement their design. \nBecca will guide you on how to cut and condition your flowers to keep your arrangements looking good for longer\, and should you wish to gift your arrangement\, she will teach you how to wrap your bouquet\, giving you the knowledge for future home-grown gifting. \nCourse includes \nTalk about spring flowers\, \nBouquet demonstration \nCollecting foliage  \nFlowers to create your arrangement \nGift wrapping demonstration \nGlass jar to take your flowers home in \nRefreshments include tea\, coffee\, and homemade biscuits. \nBook Tickets
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/celebrating-spring-floral-masterclass/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240515T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240515T170000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20230602T192729Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240422T090048Z
UID:23958-1715781600-1715792400@boconnoc.com
SUMMARY:History Tour of Boconnoc House with Elizabeth Fortescue
DESCRIPTION:  \nThere are still tickets available for History Tours on 3rd July and 10th September 2024. \n  \nElizabeth Fortescue will lead a history tour of Boconnoc House and grounds detailing the architecture\, paintings\, and people to tell the story of its past. \nGuests will also visit the 800-year-old church and Georgian Bath House. \nFollowing the history tour of Boconnoc House guests will be treated to a delicious Cornish cream tea in the Smoking Room\, with homemade scones lovingly baked by our Housekeeper Kay. \nBoconnoc House won the HHA/Sotheby’s Award for Restoration in 2012\, three prime ministers\, a history of duels and the architect Sir John Soane play a part in the story of this unique estate. \n  \nBOOK TICKETS \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/a-history-tour-of-boconnoc-house-with-catherine-lorigan-4/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240530T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240530T213000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20240403T103854Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240410T080118Z
UID:26178-1717097400-1717104600@boconnoc.com
SUMMARY:Miracle Theatre presents Love Riot
DESCRIPTION:Step into a world of etiquette\, scandal and matchmaking with this fresh new take on an 18th-century rom-com from Cornwall’s Miracle Theatre\, performed outside on the lawn at Boconnoc House. \nLetty\, promised to Doricourt since youth\, prepares for marriage. Yet\, Doricourt views her merely as a transaction. Facing a loveless fate\, Letty reawakens her heart. Can she defy convention and find love on her terms? This vibrant retelling of Hannah Cowley’s comedy\, “The Belle’s Stratagem\,” celebrates Miracle’s 45th Anniversary. \nRecommended age 7+ | Approx running time: 2 hours including interval    \nBring a picnic to enjoy on the grounds\, something to sit on\, and clothing appropriate for the weather as this is an outdoor performance. \nDate: 30th  \nTicket Price: £18\, £16\, £13 \nEntry from: 6.30 pm \nPerformance starts: 7.30 pm \nBook Tickets \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/miracle-theatre-presents-love-riot/
LOCATION:Boconnoc House
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240531T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240531T213000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20240403T104455Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240410T075916Z
UID:26183-1717183800-1717191000@boconnoc.com
SUMMARY:Miracle Theatre presents Love Riot
DESCRIPTION:Step into a world of etiquette\, scandal and matchmaking with this fresh new take on an 18th-century rom-com from Cornwall’s Miracle Theatre\, performed outside on the lawn at Boconnoc House. \nLetty\, promised to Doricourt since youth\, prepares for marriage. Yet\, Doricourt views her merely as a transaction. Facing a loveless fate\, Letty reawakens her heart. Can she defy convention and find love on her terms? This vibrant retelling of Hannah Cowley’s comedy\, “The Belle’s Stratagem\,” celebrates Miracle’s 45th Anniversary. \nRecommended age 7+ | Approx running time: 2 hours including interval    \nBring a picnic to enjoy on the grounds\, something to sit on\, and clothing appropriate for the weather as this is an outdoor performance. \nDate: 31st   \nTicket Price: £18\, £16\, £13 \nEntry from: 6.30 pm \nPerformance starts: 7.30 pm \nBook Tickets
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/miracle-theatre-presents-love-riot-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240709T184500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240709T210000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20240403T113256Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240701T104853Z
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SUMMARY:Boconnoc Music Award recipients the Royal College of Music Vox Quartet in Concert
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy an evening of classical music at Boconnoc House with the Vox Quartet. \nAs students of the Royal College of Music and winners of the Boconnoc Music Award\,  the Vox Quartet will have spent a week-long residency at Boconnoc to rehearse\, create\, and prepare for the concert. you can read more about the Boconnoc Music Award\, the Vox Quartet’s bios and the concert programme below. \nThe concert will take place in the Garden Room\, and guests will receive complimentary drinks and canapés before the performance begins. \nDate: 9th July \nDrinks and Canapes: 6.45pm \nPerformance Starts: 7.30pm \nPrice: £25 \nBook Tickets \n  \nABOUT THE BOCONNOC MUSIC AWARD \nEach year\, a talented group of musicians is chosen from hundreds of students to be the Winners of the Boconnoc Music Award. The award was established by the late Anthony Fortescue and his wife\, Elizabeth Fortescue in 2012. The prize constitutes a week’s residency on the estate\, providing a valuable opportunity for the Musicians to work intensively on repertoire and technique in the private and inspirational setting of Boconnoc. \n  \nABOUT THE VOX QUARTET \nThe Vox Quartet\, a passionate ensemble comprising musicians from England\, Ireland\, and America\, came together during their studies at the prestigious Royal College of Music. Despite their diverse backgrounds\, the members of the quartet found common ground in their love for chamber music and their commitment to honing their craft. They are lucky enough to have had guidance from the Chilingirian Quartet and the Sacconi Quartet members. \nTHE PROGRAMME \n\n  \nTHE MUSICIANS PERFORMING \n  \n \nBorn in North London\, Niamh Adams began playing the violin at age 6\, first learning the Suzuki method with Hannah Biss and later learning with Lorraine McAslan. In 2019\, she began studying under the tutelage of Dr. Tatjana Goldberg and in 2020\, she earned a place at The Purcell School. In the same year\, she was the proud recipient of the Gillman Music Award and\, in 2021\, was presented with the Lingfield Medal for Music\, awarded to her by The Rt Hon. The Lord Lingfield. Niamh is currently studying for a Bachelor of Music at The Royal College of Music\, London\, with Professor Michał Ćwiżewicz\, where she is a John Lewis Partnership Scholar supported by the Douglas and Hilda Simmonds Scholarship. She is lucky to have been loaned a fine Italian violin\, a Nicolo Amati copy\, made in 1747. In the future\, she hopes to travel to Europe to continue her musical studies. \n  \n \nViolinist Emily Ames is finishing her second year as a Bachelor of Music Student at the Royal College of Music\, where she studies with Radu Blidar. She has been studying violin for 17 years. Emily was the Vermont Youth Orchestra concertmaster before being awarded a place at the Walnut Hill School for the Arts. She also began attending the youth orchestra at the New England Conservatory there. She currently plays an old Italian violin\, made in Naples in 1820. Emily has enjoyed attending music workshops such as Apple Hill Centre for Chamber Music\, Ithaca Suzuki Institutes\, and many others. She enjoys nothing more than playing in chamber groups with her peers. \n \nIrish cellist Catherine Cotter studies with Amanda Truelove at the Royal College of Music. She is a multiple prizewinner in the ESB Feis Ceoil\, Ireland’s largest music festival. She has performed in numerous prestigious locations in Ireland and abroad\, including the American Irish Historical Society in New York and the National Concert Hall in Dublin. She was named the inaugural “Cellissimo” Ambassador for Music for Galway in September 2021 and performed for three years on the “Galway Cello ”- an instrument made primarily from Irish wood\, which was commissioned for the festival and featured a beautiful\, unique Claddagh design on the scroll. Recently\, she performed a programme of Shostakovich\, Weber and Faurè with Irish pianist Finghin Collins in Cellissimo 2024. \nBefore beginning her studies at the RCM\, she was a student of Aisling Drury Byrne and Christopher Marwood at the Royal Irish Academy of Music\, where she was awarded both the Stephen Vernon Bursary for Outstanding Cellist or Double Bassist and first place in the Dublin Philharmonic Junior Solo Competition. She was also one of four RIAM students selected for the Eversheds Sutherland Accelerator Academy and awarded a place on the Young Scholar Programme at the RIAM. She is the former principal cellist of the National Youth Orchestra of Ireland and performed with them in their 2018 tour of Amsterdam. She is an active chamber musician and regularly performs as part of the Vox Quartet and as part of a piano trio at the RCM. \n \n  \nKatharine Wing is an exceptional viola player interested in orchestral and ensemble playing. She is a second-year undergraduate at the Royal College of Music and studies viola with Professor Jonathan Barritt\, who she first started learning in 2020 at the Junior Royal Academy of Music. Since commencing her studies at the Royal College\, she has been selected for several master classes\, is a regular member of the RCM Philharmonic\, and she recently played Principal second viola in the RCM’s New Perspectives project. At 11\, Katharine joined the National Children’s Orchestra of Great Britain\, where she gained a wide range of orchestral experience. Later\, she was invited to join the West Sussex Youth Orchestra\, where she honed her orchestral playing skills as section leader. She is an enthusiast for the baroque viola and thoroughly enjoys playing in the RCM’s Baroque Ensemble. Katherine plays a modern Roderick R. Ward viola from Cambridge\, made in 2017. \nBook Tickets \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/boconnoc-music-award-recipients-the-royal-college-of-music-vox-quartet-in-concert/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240714T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240714T170000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20240628T214408Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240628T215403Z
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SUMMARY:Army Benevolent Fund Charity Open Garden
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \nSupport the Army Benevolent Fund the national charity of the British Army who’s motto is ‘Here for soldiers\, veterans and their families for life’ at a charity Open Garden at Boconnoc. \n  \n\nDATE: Sunday\, 14 July 2024 \nTIME: 2pm to 5pm\n\n\nTICKETS: Early Bird Tickets Adult £6 Children (6-15 years) £1.50 Under 6’s free\, available until 11th July. Standard Ticket Adult £8  Children (6-15 years) £2   Under 6’s free. Tickets will be available on the day at the gate. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\nRoam in 20 acres of parkland and wood full of magnificent trees\, flowering shrubs and wonderful views. Boconnoc Church will also be open for you to wander around. \nThere will be  will have local makers selling a variety of beautiful things not found on the High Street. \nLocal Artisans \nRefreshments \nFree parking \nAccessible route \nRoute maps available \nWell-behaved dogs on leads welcome \nBook Tickets \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/army-benevolent-fund-charity-open-garden/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240729T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240729T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20240318T145357Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240318T150335Z
UID:26072-1722247200-1722254400@boconnoc.com
SUMMARY:DEER SAFARI AT BOCONNOC ESTATE Morning Session
DESCRIPTION: \n\nCome join us for a fascinating wildlife adventure at Boconnoc Estate. Hop on board the tractor-trailer with our Deer Ranger who will lead you on a safari through beautiful grounds to the ancient Deer Park\, where you’ll have the opportunity to observe these graceful creatures in action. \nBoconnoc Deer Park is known as far back as 1540\, Henry VIII’s map of coastal fortifications showed Boconnoc surrounded by a deer park. It is abundant with beech\, oak\, ash\, and willow trees. It is home to 188 lichen species\, including the only known British site for Porcina Hibernica. The Deer Park is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is considered the best old-growth southern oceanic woodland in the South West of England. \nThe Safari will start in the Stable Yard with a talk all about the Deer\, their habits and the work that goes into running the Deer Park\, following this visitors will be taken to the Deer park on a tractor-trailer to observe the Deer herd.  \nRefreshments will be available at the Stable Yard Café and visitors are very welcome to bring their picnic and enjoy some time in the games and craft rooms. \n29th July 2024 1oam to 12pm \nAdult – £15 \nChild- (6-15y) £7.50 \nUnder 5’s – free \nMeet in the Boconnoc Stable Yard\, the Safari lasts for two hours. \n\n\nBUY TICKETS HERE
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/deer-safari-at-boconnoc-estate/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240729T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240729T150000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20240318T145638Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240318T150224Z
UID:26076-1722258000-1722265200@boconnoc.com
SUMMARY:Deer Safari at Boconnoc Estate Afternoon Session
DESCRIPTION:Come join us for a fascinating wildlife adventure at Boconnoc Estate. Hop on board the tractor-trailer with our Deer Ranger who will lead you on a safari through beautiful grounds to the ancient Deer Park\, where you’ll have the opportunity to observe these graceful creatures in action. \nBoconnoc Deer Park is known as far back as 1540\, Henry VIII’s map of coastal fortifications showed Boconnoc surrounded by a deer park. It is abundant with beech\, oak\, ash\, and willow trees. It is home to 188 lichen species\, including the only known British site for Porcina Hibernica. The Deer Park is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is considered the best old-growth southern oceanic woodland in the South West of England. \nThe Safari will start in the Stable Yard with a talk all about the Deer\, their habits and the work that goes into running the Deer Park\, following this visitors will be taken to the Deer park on a tractor-trailer to observe the Deer herd.  \nRefreshments will be available at the Stable Yard Café and visitors are very welcome to bring their picnic and enjoy some time in the games and craft rooms. \n29th July 2024 1pm to 3pm \nAdult – £15 \nChild- (6-15y) £7.50 \nUnder 5’s – free \nMeet in the Boconnoc Stable Yard\, the Safari lasts for two hours. \nBook Tickets Here \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/deer-safari-at-boconnoc-estate-afternoon-session-4/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240814T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240814T120000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20240318T145058Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240318T145134Z
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SUMMARY:Deer Safari at Boconnoc Estate Morning Session
DESCRIPTION: \n \n\nCome join us for a fascinating wildlife adventure at Boconnoc Estate. Hop on board the tractor-trailer with our Deer Ranger who will lead you on a safari through beautiful grounds to the ancient Deer Park\, where you’ll have the opportunity to observe these graceful creatures in action. \nBoconnoc Deer Park is known as far back as 1540\, Henry VIII’s map of coastal fortifications showed Boconnoc surrounded by a deer park. It is abundant with beech\, oak\, ash\, and willow trees. It is home to 188 lichen species\, including the only known British site for Porcina Hibernica. The Deer Park is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is considered the best old-growth southern oceanic woodland in the South West of England. \nThe Safari will start in the Stable Yard with a talk all about the Deer\, their habits and the work that goes into running the Deer Park\, following this visitors will be taken to the Deer park on a tractor-trailer to observe the Deer herd.  \nRefreshments will be available at the Stable Yard Café and visitors are very welcome to bring their picnic and enjoy some time in the games and craft rooms. \n14th August 2024 10am to 12pm \nAdult – £15 \nChild- (6-15y) £7.50 \nUnder 5’s – free \nMeet in the Boconnoc Stable Yard\, the Safari lasts for two hours. \n\n\nBUY TICKETS HERE
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/deer-safari-at-boconnoc-estate-morning-session-2/
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SUMMARY:Deer Safari at Boconnoc Estate Afternoon Session
DESCRIPTION:Come join us for a fascinating wildlife adventure at Boconnoc Estate. Hop on board the tractor-trailer with our Deer Ranger who will lead you on a safari through beautiful grounds to the ancient Deer Park\, where you’ll have the opportunity to observe these graceful creatures in action. \nBoconnoc Deer Park is known as far back as 1540\, Henry VIII’s map of coastal fortifications showed Boconnoc surrounded by a deer park. It is abundant with beech\, oak\, ash\, and willow trees. It is home to 188 lichen species\, including the only known British site for Porcina Hibernica. The Deer Park is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is considered the best old-growth southern oceanic woodland in the South West of England. \nThe Safari will start in the Stable Yard with a talk all about the Deer\, their habits and the work that goes into running the Deer Park\, following this visitors will be taken to the Deer park on a tractor-trailer to observe the Deer herd.  \nRefreshments will be available at the Stable Yard Café and visitors are very welcome to bring their picnic and enjoy some time in the games and craft rooms. \n14th August 2024 1pm to 3pm \nAdult – £15 \nChild- (6-15y) £7.50 \nUnder 5’s – free \nMeet in the Boconnoc Stable Yard\, the Safari lasts for two hours. \nBUY TICKETS HERE \n  \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/deer-safari-at-boconnoc-estate-afternoon-session-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240815T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240815T213000
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SUMMARY:Concertos: Masterworks from the Baroque Period
DESCRIPTION:  \nThe Kernow Chamber Players\, known for their captivating performances\, are returning to Boconnoc following their sold-out 2023 concert. This time\, they will enchant us with Concertos by the Masters of the Baroque period\, promising to transport you to a bygone era of musical brilliance. \n  \nThe music of Handel\, Boccherini\, Vivaldi\, Corelli\, and others will be performed by seven players in a small chamber music setting: three violins\, two cellos\, a viola\, and a harpsichord in the Garden Room at Boconnoc House. \n  \nThe bar will be open one hour before the performance for guests to enjoy drinks in the Drawing Room and Boconnoc House Lawn. \n  \nDate: 15 August 2024 \nTime: The bar opens at 6:30 pm\, and the performance starts at 7:30 pm. \nPrice: Adults – £28\, Child (16 and under) – £10 \nBook here
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/concertos-masterworks-from-the-baroque-period/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240816T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240816T123000
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SUMMARY:Beekeeping Demonstration
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Boconnoc to learn from Peter Hunt\, the renowned beekeeper of Dartmoor Wild Honey\, in our first-ever beekeeping experience. \nPeter runs the Blackaller Apiary and will lead you on an informative tour of Boconnoc’s beehives. \nThe session will start in the Stable Yard with an insightful talk\, followed by an idyllic tractor-trailer ride through the grounds to the Saw Mill\, where you’ll witness the bees in their hives. \nWe will provide protective clothing\, a honey tasting and refreshments. \nExplore the inner workings of the beehive. \nTry to spot the Queen and see the physical difference between a Drone\, Queen and Worker. \nDiscover the different duties of each bee. \nTry to identify the different pollens carried into the hives from Boconnoc Estate. \n  \nDate | Friday 16th August 2024. \nTime | 10 am arrive\, 12.30 finish. \nPrice | Adults £24\, Kids 5-16yrs £14 \nBook here \nRead our Blog about Beekeeper Peter Hunt  \nNo dogs please. \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/beekeeping-demonstration/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240928T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240928T220000
DTSTAMP:20260404T003803
CREATED:20240827T082728Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240910T084444Z
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SUMMARY:Film Screening - Steve Dilworth ‘Stuff the World is Made of’
DESCRIPTION:This is a special event celebrating the Hebridean-based sculptor Steve Dilworth. The portrait film ‘Stuff the World is Made of’ directed by Paul Cox and a book launch from his biographer\, Georgina Coburn. \nStuff the World is Made of\, a 60-minute documentary about Dilworth\, includes scenes in his studio and Pangolin Foundry\, plus contributions from Georgina Coburn\, Robert Macfarlane\, Iain Sinclair and collectors of his work. \nGeorgina Coburn’s book Journeyman – The Art of Steve Dilworth is a comprehensive investigation of the life and work of this important groundbreaking artist. Based on five years of research\, the evolution of his remarkable work is examined in detail\, revealing one of the country’s most innovative and significant artists. \nAfter the film\, Thomas Duggan will chair a Q&A with Paul Cox and Clive Boutle. \nThere will be food by Rory Sheehan. \nDate: Saturday 28th September 2024 \nTime: 6pm \nTickets: Free – Donations on the night are welcome. \nThis event will last approximately 3 hours. \nFor further details\, please get in contact thomasdugganstudio@gmail.com. \n  \nReserve tickets here \nScreenshot \n 
URL:https://boconnoc.com/event/flim-screening-steve-dilworth-stuff-the-world-is-made-of/
LOCATION:Boconnoc House
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