Many people remember the little building in Knight’s Arcade (opposite the cinema) as a furniture store, then Carpenter’s Cafe and later as Treebeards Tavern. Last year the then derelict place was purchased by Stephen Childs, co-owner of Redruth Drapery, and…
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The heart of Cornish Innovation Welcome to our new website, Discover Redruth. Formerly Visit Redruth, we’ve developed a brand-new site to celebrate the heart of Cornish Innovation and all things that make Redruth the vibrant and creative place it is…
As part of our St Piran’s Day celebration, we have created an interactive, family fun trail, around the town centre and surrounding area that celebrates the vibrant and innovative creativity of Redruth. The trail incorporates artwork from local artists, groups…
The Local Hero Awards are here! If you have made a difference to our community, or know someone who has, enter the Redruth Local Hero Awards. The entry deadline is Friday 18th March. Thank you to our generous sponsors: Specsavers…
‘Studio’: an unfurnished workspace for artists, makers and organisations. We provide messy workshops, smart offices, and everything in between. Krowji is Cornwall’s largest creative hub, providing studios, workspaces, meeting rooms and other services for a diverse range of creative businesses.…
Climate Action In 2019 Redruth Town Council declared a Climate Emergency. This declaration required action, and so Redruth Town Council created a Climate Action Plan. There are many elements to the action plan both short- and medium-term goals including a…
The Redruth Community Centre located in Foundry Row is owned by The Town Council and managed by the Redruth Community Association. The Centre has many facilities available for hire to the public. Details of these can be obtained by phoning…
The new Redruth Civic Centre is where the business of Redruth Town Council takes place. All our Council meetings are held in the Council Chamber – known as the Langman Room – and members of the public are always welcome…
