This engine is named after Karen Harrison, the first woman in Britain to work as a mainline train driver.
It’s an honour to be driving her namesake today ❤️
Thursday evening in #StJust#Library.
Our quiz nights are always a good evening's entertainment.
Prizes
Tea and homemade cakes
Raffle
Come in a team of up to six or join up with someone when you get there.
#Lannust#Kernow
Friends of St Just Library - Coming Up! Kurt Jackson will be talking about his working practice and creative life in St Just. Thursday 25th April at St Just Library. Doors open at 7 (7:15 start), homemade cake and tea, free admission but donations very welcome.
Library Genre Challenge! Are you stuck in a genre rut? Your mission is to borrow and read a book from six different genres between April 1st and September. The passports, on which to record your reading, are in the library- so get reading and get exploring!
#NoAprilFool#Reading
This Thursday evening, at #StJust library. Dean Evans will talk to us about the Passmore Edwards Legacy. Pictured here, the philanthropist, and three of the many buildings he endowed for the public. Blackwater Literary Institute, Camborne Library and Newlyn Gallery.
Thursday at #StJust library. Dean Evans will talk to us about Passmore Edwards’ legacy, philanthropy and the many buildings he endowed for the public, like Blackwater Institute, Camborne Library and Newlyn Art Gallery.
Doors 7pm. Refreshments
Free admission - Donations Welcome
Coming up, this Thursday at St Just Library
Local writer, Mike Sagar-Fenton takes a fresh look at Penzance's renowned chemist and renaissance man Sir Humphry Davy
Doors open 7pm
Homemade cakes and tea
Admission free
Donations welcome
#HumphryDavy#Library#Kernow#chemistry
At #StJust#Library
This Thursday 23rd November
Local writer Mike Sagar-Fenton takes a fresh look at Penzance's renowned chemist and renaissance man
Sir Humphy Davy
Doors open 7pm
Homemade cakes and tea
Admission FREE
Donations welcome
#HumpryDavy#Kernow
Cornish Gouda! A talk, and tasting, from Giels Spiering, Cornish cheese maker. His artisan cheeses are made using traditional techniques & sustainable values, plus they are delicious. Donations please for cheese and a glass of wine! Doors open 7pm, Thurs 26 Oct at St Just Library
*this evening* ‘Brenda on Film', An introduced evening of little-seen archive footage of Cornish singer and poet Brenda Wootton, with TV performances from France and the UK in the 1980s. Thurs 21 Sept, St Just Library, doors at 7pm, event at 7:15pm. Refreshments, Free admission
The 2023 Summer Reading Challenge is almost here!! You can sign up from Saturday 8th July at St Just Library. Your Challenge. Read 6 library books between now and 16th September and you will get a badge, a certificate AND a medal.
Digital Forensics: By police advisor Paul Weall. 7pm, Thurs 22 Jun St Just Library.
With 11 years uncovering digital crime under his belt, Paul is now an independent expert advisor. Demystifying the murky world of cyber crime, he will tell us about fascinating cases 🕵🏻♂️ 🔍 💷
Thursday!! The Textile Industry in St Just and West Cornwall: Brief Illustrated history by Janet Axten
Thursday 25th May @stjustlibrary
7pm -8.30pm. Homemade cake and tea.
Free admission/Donations welcome.
#library#Cornwall