Federation of Old Cornwall Societies
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The Organisation for those who love Cornwall
'Kuntellewgh an brewyon eus gesys na vo kellys travyth'
(Gather up the fragments that are left that nothing be lost)
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2019
Saturday 23 rd November 2019: Winter Festival at Torpoint (Banner Bearers)
2020
Saturday 22nd February 2020: Spring General Meeting at Lys Kernow
Saturday 28th March 2020: Recorders’ Meeting
Saturday 13th June 2020: Centenary Celebration – venue to be confirmed (Banner Bearers)
Saturday 5th September 2020: Gorsedh Kernow (Banner Bearers)
Saturday 5th September 2020: Last day for receipt of AGM Nominations
Saturday 3rd October 2020: AGM / Autumn General Meeting at Lys Kernow
Friday 30th October 2020: Winter Festival at Lowender Peran at Hotel Bristol, Newquay (Banner Bearers)
Thursday 17th December: Cornish Carol Service at Truro Cathedral (Banner Bearers)
All members of OCS are entitled to attend festivals and meetings
News
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Kernow Goth website
Kernow bys vyken
Wadebridge Festival of Music and Speech 2-7 March 2020 Syllabus
Wadebridge Festival of Music and Speech Entry Form
Launch of Kernow Goth Interest Groups
Here are the links to the new Kernow Goth Interest Groups
Kernow Goth Interest Group - Brass Bands
Kernow Goth Interest Group - Soccer
If you are interested in coordinating further Cornish topics as a “Kernow Goth Interest Group” or wishes to discuss the project further please contact publicity@oldcornwall.net
Akoostica - Wednesday 27 November
Saturday 14th. December 2019 at 7.30pm
Three Choirs Carol Concert at the Liberal Hall in Camborne, TR14 8AS
Pentire Point where Laurence Binyon wrote his poem ‘uro the Fallen’, the fourth verse of which is read every Remembrance Sunday. Binyon wrote the poem after the Battle of Mons on 23rd August 1914.
Photograph courtesy of Cornwall Live
The Glad Sounds Of Christmas, Cornish Carols of the 19th Century
Saturday 7 December 7.30 pm St Bartholomews Church, Lostwithiel
MARCHING TO A DIFFERENT DRUM
A novel by Tony Mansell about the so-called English Civil War covering events in Cornwall and involving the Cornish Army.
Please click here to read it for free!
Thank you Tony
Monday 27 January, 6.45 pm St Ives Old Cornwall Society Centenary Celebration