A night of films and live songs and stories at St Tudy Village Hall for The St Tudy Historical Society.
More info HERE
Concert of songs by Jim Causley and Richard Trethewey on voice, accordion and fiddle, based on the Cornish poets. Special supper available afterwards at the Blisland Inn: call 01208 850739 to reserve one of Lee’s delicious home-made Festival Pies
Doors open: 5:30pm
Tickets HERE
Trio @ St Ives Art Club - St Ives September Festival
Trio and Films as part of this iconic Cornish Festival
A chance to see me play solo at the historic Bodmin Folk Club.
Event Link HERE
Very laid back get together of The Rowan Tree playing some semi improvised festive music by the log fire!
Event details HERE
Time to be confirmed
Movie Night II - The Old Gardener Launch
After the huge success of ‘Movie Night’ back in April, Richard is returning to The Plaza Cinema Truro for a special night of films!
This event will be the official release of Richard’s new single and film “The Old Gardener” which tells the unbelievable story of how Leekseed Chapel at St Blazey Gate got it’s unusual name!
This event will be slightly different to the last cinema event – it will take place in Screen 5 at the Plaza, which only seats 55 people in total. Screen 5 is at the top of the building and has it’s own bar within the screen! This will be a Sunday afternoon screening showing the new film as well as Richard’s other films and also a brand new outtakes film from all the releases so far!
All ticket holders will get a free glass of fizz on arrival!
There will not be a gig as such but Richard may perform “The Old Gardener” and “Richard Jose” the other track being released on this date!
Unfortunately Screen 5 is not served by a lift and is therefore not accessible for those with mobility issues.
Post event drinks to be arranged!
The Plaza Cinema, 69 Lemon Street, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 2PN, UK
October 18, 2024 - 7PM - 9PM - St Austell Library
Following the dramatic events at Charlestown with the flood gates failing, Charlestown Harbour is closed until further notice.
This means Sam and Andy who run ‘The Lady Daphne’ have had to cancel all their upcoming events and in turn are losing out on a lot of funds required to continue restoration work – just as winter is around the corner!
We are going to go ahead with ‘A cosy night out’ and all performers will be donating their time and skills to give The Lady Daphne 100% of any money raised.
This event will be a bring your own Cheese and Wine to add to a communal cheese and wine fund for the evening!
There will be performances from:
Jamie Sterritt, Molly Biscoe and Richard Trethewey.
We will watch my existing films as well as previewing my new film about how Leek Seed Methodist Church got it’s unusual name!
I’m working on the log burner aspect of the evening…. I have a plan!
More details coming soon - timings approximate!
Get tickets HERE
A rare chance to see Johnny Coppin playing live in Cornwall. Johnny will be performing in the beautiful Lanivet Parish Church in the very centre of Cornwall. Just two minutes off the A30 and blessed with an abundance of free parking Lanivet is the perfect gig location!
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One not to miss!
A concert featuring:
Bert Biscoe, Molly Biscoe, Richard Trethewey, Raymond Trethewey, Rosemary Heard and Pol Hodge!
Something of a family affair. I will be performing with both Molly and my Dad Raymond Trethewey.
I will also be performing a new song I am writing commemorating how Leekseed Chapel gained it’s unusual name!
Exact timings to be confirmed!
I will be performing in the most beautiful village of Ruan Lanihorne, in the church which witnessed Ruan Lanihorne Castle’s rise and fall over hundreds of years.
I will be playing acoustically (mostly!) and will be joined by Neal Jolly on Double Bass, whistles and vocals, Laura Garcia on Piano and vocals and Jamie Sterritt on Harp.
Parking will be arranged next to the church in a privately owned field.
Talk and songs on the Cornish Diaspora.
Richard will be joined by Steve Hawker and Neal Jolly on Piano and Double Bass to play ‘Two Halves’ the album as well as showing the four films made to accompany some of the songs.
The Piggery is a comfortable modern space created in 2020. The original barn dates back to 1750, and in the 1950’s was converted into a state-of-the-art piggery by Lord Beaverbrook, the newspaper magnate. The venue is located at Hole Farm, an ancient Cornish farmstead dating back to around 1200.
There are only 40 tickets available for this gig!
A truly beautiful and unique setting!
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The world famous Cadgwith Folk Day returns again with music all afternoon and into the evening raising money for Music Therapy in Cornwall.
Lots of fantastic acts to see as well as sessions to join in with. Held outside the pub in the centre of the village!
Playing the brand new Paradhis festival on the stunning Boconnoc Estate.
Joined by Neal Jolly and Steve Hawker.
St. Allen Church, near Shortlanesend
I will be performing solo at the very beautiful St Allen church. I will be showing some of the films I have made as well as performing live.
Entry by donation, with profits benefitting St Allen Church.
A lovely evening at Truro Old Cornwall Society where as well as having a lovely cup of tea you can come and hear me for about an hour singing songs inspired by Cornwall and it’s history and people.
I’ll also be showing some of the films I have made that accompany my songs.
This is a rare opportunity to see Richard performing solo. He will perform material from his new album 'Two Halves' as well as some other favourites from his repertoire. Two Halves presents one side of songs and music inspired by stories from Cornwall’s wonderfully evocative river estuaries. The second half is more akin to his debut album ‘Dig Where You Stand’ and tells stories associated with Cornwall’s industrial heritage. Richard will also show some of the films he has made which accompany some of the songs from the album including Frenchman's Creek, Hope in a Jam Jar, Bringing the Harvest Home and Queen of the Cornish Rhine."
Solo gig in the secret gin garden! Time to be confirmed.
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Richard Trethewey will be our guest at Wadebridge Folk Club on Thursday May 16th.
Come and chill out in this lovely old barn at the NT cafe at Pentireglaze near New Polzeath
Having just released his second solo album Richard will be presenting this, supported by Steve Hawker on Piano and Neal Jolly on Bass and whistles. He will also be showing his films!
Expect material from his new album Two Halves as well as films made to accompany these songs, including the single Frenchman’s Creek inspired by Daphne du Maurier’s world-renowned novel. Joining Richard on stage tonight is Steve Hawker and Neal Jolly.
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Launching my new solo album by performing the whole album at the beautiful Malpas Village Hall.
