Feel Good February: Your Ultimate Guide to Events and Adventures in Redruth
February in Redruth is all about feeling good — celebrating love, community, and the little things that make the town what it is. As the days slowly start to get lighter, there’s plenty happening to lift spirits, bring people together, and give you something to look forward to, whether that’s time with family and friends or a bit of well-earned me-time.
From creative workshops and community events to chances to relax, reconnect, and try something new, there’s lots going on around town this month. Whether you’re getting involved in local culture, supporting town-centre activity, or simply seeing what’s on your doorstep, February is a great time to slow down, reset, and feel good.
With so much happening, read on for Wasson in Redruth and all the highlights of Feel Good February.
Penventon Quiz Night
Sunday 1st February 2026
Step into the Upside Down for a Stranger Things–themed quiz night at the Penventon Park Hotel. Expect plenty of 80s nostalgia, monsters, and mind-bending trivia inspired by the hit series.
From Hawkins mysteries to iconic mixtapes, the quiz will test your knowledge of all things Stranger Things — perfect if you’re brushing up ahead of the next season or just fancy a fun Sunday night out.
Where: The Penventon Park Hotel, Redruth
When: 7.00pm
Cost: £2.00 per person
The venue is fully accessible and offers on-site parking.
The Really Useful Network – Redruth Launch
Tuesday 3rd February, 9.00am–11.00am
A relaxed, people-first business networking event marking the launch of The Really Useful Network in Redruth. Designed for professionals who value connection over competition, this low-pressure morning is all about genuine conversation, shared ideas, and practical support — with no sales pitches or hard sells.
Hosted by Craig Harrison and Vicky Hanks, the session includes one-to-one and group networking, short, useful talks, and a buddy system to help build lasting connections.
Where: The Shaft Inn, Wheal Peevor
When: 9.00am–11.00am
Cost: Free – all welcome
Writing for the Stage
Wednesday 4th February, 6.00pm
An eight-week creative course led by Sarah Connors, exploring the craft of writing for the stage. Through workshops, group discussion, and feedback, participants will develop skills in theme, story, character, dialogue, setting, and staging.
The course concludes with a creative sharing event at the Minack Theatre, offering a rare opportunity to see new work brought to life in a unique setting.
Where: The Writers’ Block, The Ladder, Redruth
When: 6.00pm
Cost: £40.00 (booking required)
Speak Cornish at Kresen Kernow
Thursday 5th February 2026
Ever fancied learning a bit of Cornish? Come along and join the Speak Cornish team for a friendly and welcoming session aimed at beginners and those with a little Kernewek already under their belt. These relaxed sessions are a great opportunity to learn, practise, and build confidence in Cornish — and they’re open to everyone.
No booking is required, just turn up and get involved. Splann!
Where: Kresen Kernow
When: 2.00pm – 3.30pm
Cost: Free
Redruth Old Cornwall Society
Friday 6th February 2026
St Euny Feast with afternoon tea, entertainment from Sally Burley & Hilary Coleman with the Red River Singers in ‘Shout Kernow.’
Where: Wesley Memorial Hall, Redruth TR15 2EG
When: 2pm – 4pm
Cost: Free to members £2 for visitors.
Mediumship Evening
Wednesday 4th February, 9.00am–11.00am
An evening of mediumship with Nikki Kitt, who is currently touring the UK with her popular demonstrations. The event offers messages from loved ones in spirit, delivered with compassion and care, and is open to both members and non-members.
Where: Heathcoat Social Club
When: 7.30pm
Cost: £14.00 (booking recommended)
Roller Disco
Saturday 7th February 2026
Get your skates on for a brand new Roller Disco event at Carn Brea Leisure Centre, delivered in partnership with Whiz Kids. Expect neon lights, great music, and plenty of family fun as the sports hall transforms into a vibrant roller rink for the afternoon.
With two sessions available — including a lighter, earlier slot and a general session later in the day — the Roller Disco is perfect for all abilities. Whether you’re stepping onto skates for the first time or already love to roll, this one-off event promises plenty of laughs and feel-good energy.
Where: Carn Brea Leisure Centre, Redruth
When:
• 2.00pm – 3.30pm (lighter session)
• 4.00pm – 5.30pm (general session)
Cost: £9.00 per person (includes skate hire)
Accessibility: The venue offers accessible parking, step-free access to the sports hall via the bottom doors, accessible toilet facilities, and a stair lift to café level. The event is family-friendly.
For bookings and more information, visit carnbrealc.gladstonego.cloud/book or call 01209 714 766.
Climate Writing Masterclass with Natalie Hart
Wednesday 11th February 2026
The climate crisis is often described as a crisis of imagination — but what if your writing could be part of the solution? This engaging masterclass is open to writers of all genres who want to explore climate and ocean themes without feeling overwhelmed.
Through discussion, freewriting, and creative exercises, the session will explore how climate writing can move beyond dystopian futures and doom-laden warnings, opening up space for curiosity, creativity, and meaningful response. Whether you write fiction, memoir, poetry, or something else entirely, this workshop will help you find your own entry point into climate writing.
Led by Cornwall-based writer and communications specialist Natalie Hart, the masterclass welcomes writers of all experience levels. No previous knowledge of climate writing is required — just bring a notebook, a pen, and an open mind.
Where: The Writers’ Block, TR15 2QE
When: 10.00am – 1.00pm
Cost: Ticketed event
Will Keating & Special Guests True Foxes
Friday 13th February 2026
Award-winning Cornish folk musician Will Keating brings his Winter Candlelit Concert Tour to Redruth Wesley Chapel for an intimate and atmospheric evening of music. Set within one of Cornwall’s historic church spaces, the concert promises soulful melodies, heartfelt storytelling, and a truly magical winter experience, illuminated by the soft glow of candlelight.
Known for performing in churches celebrated for their architecture and sense of history, Will’s candlelit concerts create a unique connection between music, place, and community. With special guests True Foxes joining him on the night, audiences can expect a moving and memorable performance that captures the warmth and emotion of the season.
Where: Redruth Wesley Chapel, Redruth, TR15 2EG
When: Evening performance
Cost: £12
Plant a Little Love
Saturday 14th February, 10.30am–12.30pm
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a relaxed, family-friendly morning at Redruth Library and Market Way. Drop in, get creative, and take home something to grow as part of this feel-good community event.
Alongside exploring everything the library has to offer, families can enjoy hands-on crafts, make their own bee hotel, and take part in a treasure hunt with a chance to win seeds. Visitors can also take home a free sapling as part of the Back Garden Forest tree giveaway — just bring a bag to carry it home in.
Where: Redruth Library & Market Way, Redruth
When: 10.30am–12.30pm
Cost: Free – no booking needed, just drop in
Saplings are provided by Forest for Cornwall and include a choice of native species, with care information included.
Valentine’s Disco Party
Saturday 14th February, from 8.00pm until late
Celebrate Valentine’s Day on the dancefloor at this lively disco party in Redruth. With Phaze 2 DJs playing the best music from across the decades, it’s set to be a feel-good night full of classic tunes, big singalongs, and party vibes.
Whether you’re single and ready to mingle or heading out with someone special, everyone’s welcome. There’s even a free welcome shot for the ladies to get the night started.
Where: Rumons, Redruth
When: From 8.00pm until late
Cost: Free entry
Model Railway Show
Sunday 15th February 2026
Enjoy a day out for all ages at this special model railway exhibition, raising vital funds for Portreath Pre-school. Featuring a range of detailed layouts covering different scales and eras, the event is perfect for railway enthusiasts, families, and anyone curious about the hobby.
Alongside the layouts, there’ll be local trade stands to support all your modelling needs, plus refreshments available throughout the day. With affordable entry and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s a great way to support a local cause while enjoying something a little different.
Where: Millennium Hall, Portreath, Redruth, TR16 4LP
When: 10.00am – 4.00pm
Cost: £3.00 general admission | Children under 5 go free
Accessibility: The venue is family-friendly, has toilet facilities, and is accessible for people with mobility difficulties.
For more information, contact 07469 944 847.
Story Adventurers: Creative Half-Term Workshop for 6–8s
Tuesday 17th February 2026
Calling all Story Adventurers looking for a fun and creative February half-term activity! This hands-on workshop invites children aged 6–8 to explore The Incredible Book Eating Boy by Oliver Jeffers through a mix of word games, drama, drawing, writing, making, and doing.
All materials are provided (fingers crossed the boy hasn’t eaten all the paper!), and children just need to bring their imagination and a packed lunch. The workshop is designed to be engaging, playful, and inspiring, giving young writers and storytellers the chance to explore creativity in a relaxed and supportive environment. Children can be dropped off, with a form to be completed at checkout.
Where: The Writers’ Block, TR16 6RZ
When: 10.00am – 2.30pm
Cost: Pay what you can (all ticket options offer the same experience)
Carve Club – Intro to Lino Printmaking
Saturday 28th February 2026
Carve Club is a relaxed, monthly lino printmaking session designed to help you slow down and get absorbed in the rhythmic, meditative process of carving and printing. This introductory workshop is ideal for beginners and those curious about exploring printmaking in a friendly, supportive setting.
Led by Erin from Pick Pretty Paints, the session will cover traditional carving techniques, mark-making, and ways to develop your own visual language. This February’s theme, Shoreline Scenes, will explore plotting and planning a lino block, breaking up compositions, and taking inspiration from coastal shapes, textures, and found objects.
All tools and materials are provided, and the workshop encourages experimentation and personal expression throughout.
Where: The Art Room
When: 10.00am – 1.00pm
Cost: £30.00
That’s it for now! Look out for next month’s blog to plan for March 2026 and beyond.