It is with great sadness that we learnt of the death of Zoe Shepperd, our thoughts and sympathies are with Peter and her son and daughter at this sad time. Zoe has been an invaluable part of the Festival team, serving on the Committee and as Chairman. https://t.co/RB2JJTBsrr
Today we would have had a watery theme, with our popular riverboat trip and a talk from the local coastguards. Tomorrow, Philip Marsden would have discussed his latest book and we would have joined VE celebrations - https://t.co/zfvTR4yCDg
Walks, talks, vineyard tour and crafts. Fabulous music and pretty hats, too. We would have enjoyed all this today & tomorrow - there's a taster online https://t.co/wF0ITZPw9f
Today would have been the start of our 2020 Festival. Tasters of the performances, talks and craft workshops will be appearing on our website over the next fortnight.
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Due to the Government Guidance on coronavirus, the 2020 Roseland Festival and its Launch Night have had to be cancelled. It is a huge disappointment to us all and our performers. https://t.co/0sz1gHHUhT shows you what you've missed.
It's our Annual General Meeting on Wednesday evening at the Roseland Inn, Philleigh. Please come along - we'll report on last year's festival, ask you to elect this year's committee & discuss plans for 2020. Full details: https://t.co/TUiAyTD3I4
Sadly the 2019 Festival is over. We thank our Sponsors, our Friends, local pubs & halls for being our venues, and our Chair & Committee for their hard work organizing it. Most of all - we thank you for joining us. We hope to see you next year - 25 April to 9 May 2020.
Thanks to the Kit Hillbillies who gave everyone a great night out in St Mawes yesterday - singalong songs and even some wonderful dancing. It was a perfect finale to this year's Festival.
A fantastic night out yesterday - lots of us thoroughly enjoyed Edwina Hayes singing and playing at @hoteltresanton chapel. Thanks to the hotel for the great venue and to Fudge and Moore for their generous sponsorship. Wonderful music.
It's our grand finale tomorrow evening - the Kit Hillbillies @ Memorial Hall St Mawes @ 7.30 - still tickets on the door. We've also a perfect bluebell walk (sold out) and the Tintagel children's storyteller (some tickets). COME ALONG & JOIN US for a perfect Saturday!
Another great day @ our Festival tomorrow. Dan Sefton shares secrets of being a scriptwriter on TRUST ME (still on BBC1) & other TV dramas; some tickets on the door. Robin Mason shows his painting techniques (11.00 full but 2.00 still has tickets). Fran's Pottery Day is full.