Available Events

Endelienta Arts Make Club: Landscape Drawing
Saturday 14 October, 10am-12pm
Stone Barn
£5 per family

Create landscape concertina sketches exploring pattern, colour, texture, light and shadow. If the weather is good we will take a short walk together so we can draw inspiration from our surroundings.

Each month we have new creative ideas to keep the whole family busy. The Make Club is a fun space to explore, create and get messy. The workshops are led by inspirational artists and makers. Remember to book in advance as tickets sell out fast.

The Haar
Saturday 14 October, 7.30pm
St Endellion Church
£14 | Accompanied under 16s free

The Haar introduces the formidable talent of traditional Irish singer Molly Donnery (All-Ireland Scór na nÓg winner) combined with three of the most exciting instrumentalists on the folk and traditional music circuit: Cormac Byrne (BBC Folk Award), Adam Summerhayes and Murray Grainger (both of the FATEA award-winning Ciderhouse Rebellion).

The Haar’s music transcends borders - whilst recognisably born of the traditional music that all members have grown up with. They are unapologetic in pushing the boundaries to create a unique and compelling sound.

The band’s self-titled debut, released in June 2020, is a collection of traditional Irish songs tackling love, poverty and oppression. It was heralded as "a splendid balance of swirling instrumental magic and beautifully sung narratives” by Folk Radio UK and garnered attention from Mike Harding who described it as "absolutely amazing". Their latest album, entitled Where Old Ghosts Meet received multiple rave reviews and paved the way for outstanding festival appearances at Shrewsbury, Beardy Folk, and at other prestigious stages.

'We need more music like this; spontaneous, alive and affecting'
FRUK
 

Endelienta Arts Make Club: EarthSong
Saturday 4 November, 10am-12pm
St Endellion Hall
£5 per family

This November, Endelienta Baroque will be joining us for Make Club. We will be developing some movement and music together as part of their EarthSong project. 

Each month we have new creative ideas to keep the whole family busy. The Make Club is a fun space to explore, create and get messy. The workshops are led by inspirational artists and makers. Remember to book in advance as tickets sell out fast.

Rev’d Professor Paul Fiddes on Visionary Spirituality in Two Poet-Artists
Saturday 4th November, 10am-3pm
St Endellion Church 
£10

This reflective day explores the prophetic spirituality of William Blake and David Jones - both engravers, painters, and poets. With a background in nonconformist Christianity, Blake asserted the power of love and the imagination in opposition to a legalistic form of life. Jones, a convert to the Catholic faith, affirmed the sacramentality of life in an increasingly mechanized world. Rev’d Professor Paul Fiddes will trace the ways these poet-artists expressed their spiritual vision through both words and visual images. Coffee and tea will be provided. Please bring your own picnic lunch.

Endelienta Baroque: EARTHSONG
Saturday 4 November, 7.30pm
St Endellion Church
£12 | Free for accompanied under 16s

Endelienta Baroque return to St Endellion to showcase two new commissions by emerging composer Alice Beckwith, alongside Handel’s German Arias and some of his most colourful and exuberant instrumental music. The concert forms part of a wider project, EARTHSONG, in which the ensemble use concerts and workshops to empower schools, audiences and performers to explore their natural environment and the climate crisis. The concert will be followed by a Q&A with the composer and ensemble. This project is funded by Arts Council England.

Founded at St Endellion in 2016, Endelienta Baroque comprises some of the country’s most exciting young performers on period instruments. The ensemble is committed to involving audiences in the shared joy of music-making and eradicating the austere and all-too-often “staged” nature of chamber music performance.

Melange 
Saturday 18 November, 7.30pm
St Endellion Church
£12 | Free for accompanied under 16s

North Cornwall’s established jazz and blues outfit, Melange, blend a stunning mix of voices with instrumental energy. Adrian Jones’ piano weaves between the solid root of Neal Jolly’s bass, while Morwenna Gee and Lynette Rentoul (plus Adrian and Neal) build rich textures and close harmony tension. With a repertoire that melds classic jazz with Latin and contemporary songs performed with flare and humour, this promises to be an unforgettable evening!

A Century of Poetry with Dr. Rowan Williams
Saturday 2 December, 10am-3pm
St Endellion Hall
£15

The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams, will be leading a reflective day on poetry at St  Endellion Church. A distinguished poet himself, Dr Rowan Williams will be discussing the work of some of the poets featured in his recently published anthology A Century of Poetry. Tea and coffee provided. Bring your own lunch.