Library closes at 4pm for Christmas holidays
Re-opening Wednesday 3rd January 2018. Happy holidays!
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LIBRARY CLOSED FOR CHRISTMAS
Morrab LibraryRe-opening Wednesday 3rd January 2018
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Library re-opens at 10am
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John Potter: Beekeeping in the St Just area
Morrab LibraryLife of the honeybee, food sources, inside the hive, the honey harvest.
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Michael Bird talk: ‘Vincent’s Starry Night & Other Stories’
Morrab LibraryAn invitation to join author Michael Bird at Morrab Library on Saturday 3rd February, from 10.30am, talking about his new book 'Vincent's Starry Night and Other Stories'. This is a free event - families, children & adults are all welcome
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WINTER LECTURE: Dr Innes McCartney – Jutland 1916: The archeology of a naval battlefield
Morrab LibraryFebruary's Winter Lecture
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June Applebee: A Librarian on the QE2
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Pop-up Shop
Market Jew StreetWe will be hosting a pop-up shop on Market Jew Street in Penzance to promote the library. Books for sale, photographs and membership information.
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GOOD FRIDAY – LIBRARY CLOSED
Morrab LibraryHappy Easter
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EASTER SATURDAY – LIBRARY CLOSED
Morrab LibraryHappy Easter
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PREMIERE Film Screening: Timothy Neat – Europa 2017: The Inkblot Test
The Acorn TheatreAt The Acorn Theatre, Penzance. A film by the award winning Cornish film-maker Timothy Neat addressing worldwide cultural and political issues in a time of crisis, through drawings, painting and other images. Scripted by Tim Neat and the late John Berger and commissioned for venues in London, France, Italy and Scotland, the film's Penzance screening […]
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Talk: Lizzie Neville – Conservation Collaborations: How conservators support librarians, archivists and owners with collection care issues.
Morrab LibraryLizzie Neville of Pz Conservation: Talk - Conservation Collaborations: How conservators support librarians, archivists and owners with collection care issues Ranging from intricate book conservation through to controlling mould outbreaks and moving whole archives, conservators contribute to protecting our tangible history. Local book conservator, Lizzie Neville ACR will explain what conservators can do and what […]
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CAN Meeting
Morrab LibraryCornwall Archives Network meeting
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Writer in Residence – Steph Haxton
Morrab LibraryWriter in Residence: Steph Haxton Historian, author and illustrator. Steph's particular interests lie with 16th & 17th century social history. Cornwall during the Civil War is an ongoing research area. Author of the Pendennis Trilogy: Exposed to All Villainies, A Cord of Three Strands & To Untie a Sealed Knot. Steph will be working in the library […]
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Steph Haxton Talk – Writing the Past, Historical Fiction in Cornwall
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Bicentenary Celebration Lunch at the Union Hotel
The Union Hotel 1 Chapel Street, Penzance, Cornwall, United KingdomWe are now taking bookings for the Bicentenary Celebration Lunch at the Union Hotel on Sun 13th May. This will be a wonderful opportunity to gather faces from the past and present of the Morrab's story, and we are delighted to welcome A.N. Wilson as our special guest. The celebration will be held in the historic Trafalgar […]
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Penzance Jewish Cemetery Tour – Keith Pearce
Tour of Penzance Jewish Cemetery, led by Keith Pearce. A rare chance to view this unique piece of Penzance's history. Numbers are limited and ADVANCE BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL. To make sure of a place, please e-mail annround@blue-earth.co.uk by WED 9th MAY. Keith Pearce is author of The Jews in Cornwall: A History (Somerset: Hallsgrove Publishing, 2014)
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Creative Writing Workshop for Adults: Writing Historical Fiction with Steph Haxton
Morrab LibraryThe Morrab Library is the venue for this workshop which will use history as inspiration for creative writing. Author and historian Steph Haxton will share ideas for getting the past onto the page. Using the atmospheric surroundings, artefacts & imagination our Writer in Residence 2018 will help you find your' Muse' to pen the past, his- […]
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