Originally commissioned by Creative Arts East and Cornerstone, Didcot, this show brings you the best of modern cabaret comedy and a traditional pub quiz. Join Quiz Mistress and Pub Landlady PAT PINCH as she takes over your local with live music, prizes, audience participation and, of course, a few drinks! Test your team with rounds such as:

– How local are you? So down with your town you can almost taste it…?
– Jumping Juke Box! Movie and music rounds – with a difference.
– Plus general knowledge, photo and bonus rounds!

Whether you’re a liver-bashing barfly or a strict abstainer, a quiz mastermind or an absolute beginner, PAT is waiting to treat you to six of the best pub quiz rounds EVER!

Join us in June to see the Redruth Brewery Community Exhibition of Redruth Brewery bottles, presented by the Cornish Bottle Archive.

Explore the largest collection of Redruth Brewery bottles, temporarily back in their original home. If you haven’t seen it already, come and explore the old brewery building too and see how it’s become the home of Cornwall’s archives and local studies collections.

The exhibition is open during our usual opening hours. Drop in and meet the Cornwall Bottle Archive team on Saturday 15 June, 10am-1pm. Why not book onto a tour behind-the-scenes of Kresen Kernow that day too – see more details about tours soon on the What’s on?

Redruth Town Council is proud to announce that we will be hosting a series of commemorative events on the 80th anniversary of D-Day – 6th June 2024. The Second World War, and one in which millions of allied personnel from dozens of modern-day nations were engaged across the globe.

We will have:

• 8am Clock Tower proclamation
• 8.30pm Commemoration followed by the lighting of the Lamp of Peace at 9.15pm

To honour those who participated in one of the most pivotal moments of World War II, we invite members of our community to contribute if they can. Whether you have photos, stories, or personal accounts of D-Day, we encourage you to share them with us.

Jump jive legends Company B take to the stage at the wonderful open air venue St Day Old Church.

Cornish jump jive legends Company B bring their swing and swagger to the wonderful St Day Old Church. Expect a night of 1940s nostagalia as this dynamic 7 piece bring the sights and sounds of the jump jive era bang up to date with a combination of classic tunes from the likes of Louis Prima, Louis Jordan and Wynonie Harris mixed with their own tongue in cheek originals.

Multi award winning vocal group.

Join us for a brand new comedy dining experience. The night is themed on popular TV shows Faulty Towers & Allo Allo and will feature your favourite characters Basil, Sybil, René, and Edith. Get ready for a hilarious interactive comedy night, expect tons of laughs, familiar faces, and unexpected twists! Book now for a three-hour evening of non-stop entertainment.

Included in the night:
Arrival drink
3-course meal – see menu
Live entertainment by Kernow Comedy Dining Company

On 22 June 1948, over 1,000 people arrived in the UK from the West Indies on board the MV Empire Windrush. Known as the ‘Windrush Generation’, they helped rebuild the nation following the Second World War, where families and descendants made immeasurable contributions to public services and the NHS.

We are a diverse community group based in Cornwall that promotes and supports inclusion, culture, and equality for children, adults and organisations. Through youth engagement, educational partnerships, and cultural fusion events, we aim to help build a culturally inclusive Cornwall where everyone can feel safe and welcome. These events create a welcoming and kind community for one and all to develop a shared sense of belonging. Common features in all of our events are music, food and conversation.

Allow yourself to be transported back 200 years to a very different Redruth, when it was the richest square mile in the old world. Expect traditional food, music and dancing and unusual entertainment in this celebration of the best of Georgian society! Dressing up is highly encouraged as we celebrate the time of William Murdoch, invention, innovation and much more.

Join us for Murdoch Day, a celebration honouring the legacy of William Murdoch, the pioneer behind the use of coal gas in lighting! Immerse yourself in Redruth’s rich heritage, history, and industry as we pay homage to the innovations that shaped our town. From captivating exhibits to lively performances, this festival embodies the true spirit of our community. Come together, revel in our shared past, and create new memories in the heart of Redruth!

Exhibition of artwork by Trewirgie Junior School. Craft stalls, refreshments.

Organised and held by the Redruth Youth Council, there will be a silent disco in the Redruth Library. Free to attend. 

Where: The Redruth Drapery
When: 11am – 12pm  |  1pm – 2pm  |  2:30pm – 3.30pm