The December/January issue of myCornwall explore some of Cornwall's most characteristic features. We explore the famous festive city of Truro and look back at the life of Daphne Du Maurier at her Cornish home of Menabilly. Exploring the future of Cornwall, our editor discuss' the potential effects Lithium mining could have on the duchy and what it could mean for our economy. Tempt your tastebuds with our list of Cornwall's best award-winning pubs. Discover the stunning artwork of Amy Albright and venture behind the stunning photography taken during the Gibson Dynasty. It's an issue of true Cornish heritage mixed with modern culture!

Art, culture, food and news in Cornwall. This month:  Christmas and New Year events, Twixmas hotel breaks, endangered bird species, Barbara Hepworth in St Ives, the best hot chocolates in Cornwall, and more

Where to eat, what to see, where to shop, how to have a great day out and what stories have shaped the Cornish world: myCornwall is the best of life in Cornwall, every issue.
In this edition, we celebrate Black History Month and Allantide - Cornish Hallowe'en; learn about John Bray, the 19th-century shipwreck expert from Morwenstow; prepare for Christmas; and preview art exhibitions from Bude to St Michael's Mount.

Art, culture, food and news in Cornwall. This month: Sea swimming, cinema releases, refreshing drinks, Cornwall's spaceport and a plethora of exhibitions across the county.

Art, events, heritage, food & drink in Cornwall. 
In this issue: Outdoor theatre round-up; Enys Food Jam; Sea, Salts & Sail in Mousehole; a musical walk around Truro; lavender on the Lizard, and so much more.

Where to eat, what to see, who to believe, where to shop, how to have a great day out and what stories have shaped the Cornish World: myCornwall is the best of life in Cornwall, every issue. Its in-depth, lively and provocative stories and reviews, cover heritage, food, politics, personalities, the arts, travel and social trends. It provides a showcase for stunning photography, affecting portraits and smart design. myCornwall is edgy, informed, entertaining, insightful, stylish. In this issue: Visit culinary Charlestown; meet some of Cornwall's sustainability champions; feast on a sumptuous afternoon tea; and take a dog-friendly bluebell walk.

Bi-monthly lifestyle magazine about Cornwall, covering art, food, lifestyle, general features and more.

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Summer is here and Cornwall is well and truly in the spirit of the season as festivals galore championing culture, food, heritage and the arts are set to take place throughout August and September. With the lowdown on what to expect, we've also got a selection of fantastic family friendly activities, luxurious hotel eats and captivating art to keep you busier than ever.

As the summer season starts to get underway, so does the search for those exciting experiences and escapists retreats. In this issue of myCornwall, you’ll find a mixture of adventurous activities and hidden gems alongside a selection of classic Cornish treats, art and creativity to kick off summer in style. From the hidden gems on the Lizard Peninsula to a day exploring the Isles of Scilly, we’ve looked for ways to make this summer work for everyone. Sensational summer exhibitions at a host of Cornwall’s galleries offer a moment of cultural respite from the hustle and bustle, with shows tucked away in sub-tropical gardens and pop-up fairs for the whole family. For the thrill seekers, discover the adrenaline rush opportunities at Hangloose, and for those who like to be entertained, our outdoor theatre round-up has a selection of spectacular shows for the perfect summer’s eve soiree. This time of year means that Cornwall’s foodie scene is thriving, and from new pop ups and south east gourmet chefs to a glimpse into the clotted cream kingdom that is Rodda’s, we’ve got a smattering of Cornish goodies to tempt your tastebuds.
Whether it’s the quiet coves and cream teas in the garden you’re excited about, or spontaneous trips to Scilly and evenings at the theatre, find something to suit you in this issue of myCornwall.


April is finally here and with-it further steps towards a sense of normality. Our April/May issue welcomes this change of pace with open arms as we tentatively enjoy Cornwall’s first few steps in the new season, and whether you’ve got a bucket list of outdoor adventuring with friends or discovering the latest art and craft, myCornwall has got you covered with a selection of idyllic springtime things to do and places to see, with a sprinkle of artistic tales in between. From a call out for new makers at an iconic Falmouth hub to discussing all things Alfred Wallis, Bodmin and celebratory couture cakes, there’s an exciting buzz of creativity in this issue. New exhibitions see some of Cornwall’s best and brightest showcase their latest works and as April 12th signals the welcomed re-opening of outdoor eateries and non-essential stores, we’ve rounded up an assortment of al fresco feasts and indie shops for inspiration when it comes to planning the perfect Cornish day out. It's all here, and much more!

As we have been navigating through this latest lockdown, our February/March issue has arrived a little later than usual, but we thank all of our patient readers and collaborators for waiting it out with us. That being said, this edition of myCornwall is just as packed with plenty of Cornish loveliness as always. We delve into Cornwall’s latest artistic and sculptural landscape creation, Kerdroya, which is set to be a spectacular, ecological haven that takes inspirations from one of Cornwall’s most ancient landmarks, the humble hedge. We catch up with Tarquin Leadbetter to discuss how leading Cornish gin brand Tarquin’s have managed Covid-19 amongst exciting new releases and new projects. With such delicious drinks, we’ve matched it with a foodie focus on Ugo Massabo, The Cornish Italian, who is bringing his authentic and delicious family-recipe-inspired dishes to the homes of Cornwall. We also meet with Makers Cornwall, a new high-quality craft group born from the Etsy Makers Cornwall collective, who have used lockdown to create new ways of engaging with one another and form an exciting, independent platform that they hope to build on in the future. With a sense of spring hope in the air, some of our favourite galleries, artists and makers are gearing up for the new season ahead with stunning new exhibitions, releases and emerging artists on the horizon. 

It seems that this year’s festive season has received a particularly warm welcome by those who are keen to inject a little bit of hope after what has been a difficult year. In light of recent circumstances, and the latest lockdown, this issue of myCornwall is a little different. Inside you will find our Guide to a Cornish Christmas, which features a wide variety of Cornwall’s makers, small businesses, artists, producers and more. It’s a guide we have been making for years, but sadly when the announcement of the second lockdown hit, we had to adapt quickly. Alongside the inclusion of our Guide to a Cornish Christmas, you’ll find plenty of the usual myCornwall content. From the latest in art and Cornish living, we’re championing Cornwall’s virtual presence just as much as its physical one this issue. With donut makers making it happen on Instagram, to online gallery exhibitions and local shops ready and waiting for virtual visitors, there’s plenty to get stuck into.

In this October/November issue of myCornwall we’ve embodied the essence autumnal adventuring into the pages. Despite this undoubtedly difficult year, there have been moments of success and innovation amongst the adversity, from Jubilee Pool’s brand-new geothermal pool to one photographers’ quest to capture the Cornwall’s coastlines and landscapes in stunning aerial artistry. In celebration of adaptation in adversity, we catch up with Cornwall’s business start-up experts, Outset Cornwall, who have helped hundreds of Cornish businesses get off their feet, grow and keep up with the ever-changing times this year alone has brought about. As always, our Art section is once again bursting with creative innovation and new exhibitions to discover and artwork to explore. From a new maker’s hub joining Falmouth’s high street with some of Cornwall’s leading contemporary artists and makers to a Newlyn Art Gallery exhibition celebrating those who used art as an expressive outlet during the four months of lockdown. Finally, in keeping with the season, this issue’s Taste is filled with comfort food for the soul. From stunning seasonal dining in Truro’s countryside to one chef’s journey in starting up a local, authentically inspired pasta company in Cornwall that’s packed with flavour and flair. It’s all here, so make the most of this golden shoulder season living well and loving local. 

Our August/September issue brings the very best you can find in Cornwall during what is a ‘new normal’. From al fresco feasting to ancient relic sites, outdoor adventuring to spacious exhibitions, we’ve hunted down a plethora of things to do, places to eat and sites to see that promote social distancing and make locals and visitors feel safe. Discover a world underground as you explore an abandoned Cornish mine like a true miner with the talented team at Cornwall Underground, learn about the history of Cornwall’s iconic Huer’s Huts and celebrate 25 years of the Tamar Valley being an Outstanding Area of Natural Beauty with specially created tipples alongside a wealth of history, legend and importance. For those road tripping across Cornwall’s coast, we’ve created a list of ten roadside eateries perfect for a takeaway breakfast, lunch or dinner along with plenty of local, independent shops that are worth your time and support. As we navigate through these uncertain times to do our best to keep each other safe and supported, we hope this issue gives you plenty of inspiration to enjoy what Cornwall has to offer and make the most of a summer staycation!

In this very special edition of myCornwall magazine, we celebrate the resilience, creativity, kindness, generosity and versatility that has been found across Cornwall during the trying times of the coronavirus outbreak. From community projects and artists raising money to local farm shops feeding the county and paying homage to NHS workers, we've scoured the county for heartwarming, positive and creative stories that have kept communities and business' going over the past several months.  Discover voices that deserve to be heard, creative history to inspire, folk that have gone above and beyond and plenty of Cornish goodness to enjoy from the comfort of your armchair. 

As daily announcements regarding the coronavirus were released whilst this issue went to print, some of what you may read in our gorgeous April/May issue will have undoubtedly changed since then. It’s an uncertain and difficult time for many of us small businesses, but despite the hardship we’re faced with, there has also been an incredible amount of support and versatility shown by so many of Cornwall’s creative communities.

With that being said, there is still an abundance of Cornish goodness to discover in this issue and enjoy. Plenty to plan for, plenty to explore for yourself online and still plenty of businesses who are open in one way or another.  Plan a warm summer’s afternoon exploring the grand gardens of Cornwall and delve into the rich history of Porthcurno’s Telegraph Museum as it celebrates its 150th anniversary. Read all about the brave ‘knights of the sky’ who work with Cornwall Air Ambulance to save thousands of lives every year and meet Cornwall’s pioneering chocolate creators, one of a select handful of real chocolate makers in the country, to discover why Chocolarder needs to be your go to sweet treat from now on.

Together, we can get through this. As well as our stylish magazines as guides, you’ll be able to find masses of cheerful Cornish content on our website online, with stories and updates from local businesses who are adapting to still offer you delicious food, art, drink and more. Champion what’s close to you, admire the blossoming of spring and relish in every ounce of warm weather that passes across our wild and windy county. Keep safe, keep healthy and we’ll come out of this stronger than ever

In our first issue of 2020, we’re focusing on positive changes, from caring for our local environment and eating a little more consciously, to taking some time to focus on ourselves away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. If you’re keen to incorporate vegan meals into your diet, then we’ve got ten of Cornwall’s best and most beloved vegan eats and trust us when we say that just because its vegan doesn’t mean it’s lacking in deliciousness. Also, it’s not just our diets we’re thinking about, but also that of our pets too. The incredible team at Doggy Day Care Cornwall are here breaking down the myths and mysteries surrounding the pet food industry. With springtime looming, it’s an exciting time as we all start to get back out into Cornwall’s wild trails and wonderful wilderness and as the flora and fauna start to bloom, Dog Friendly Cornwall are on hand to help with a list of ideal Dog Friendly Gardens across the county you can visit as they burst into the new season. 
Meanwhile, our contributing writer Elizabeth Dale has been discovering all about the new funding for Cornwall’s Area’s of Outstanding Natural Beauty, investigating what the funding will mean for some of Cornwall’s most breath-taking regions and how important it is we protect these areas for future generations.  

Of course, if the weather isn’t playing along, then another idyllic way to give yourself some me-time is in one of Cornwall’s many spectacular spas. Our abundance in spas means that you can choose from almost any type of treatment and any type of facility, whether you love hydrothermal pools, mud baths or hot stone massages, there’s a spa in Cornwall to cater to you. 

From our Top 10 Things to Do, to our jam-packed art content, there’s so much for you to get jotting into your journals for a spring bursting with activities to discover, new experiences to try and positive changes to make.

As we say goodbye to one year and welcome in a new one, our December/January issue is a smorgasbord of festive treats and activities. Without question it is the season of good food, good drink and good company and we've certainly kept that in mind this issue. From planning a family Sunday lunch with our list of top ten Cornish Sunday Roasts to plotting your escape from the Christmas hustle and bustle with a weekend break or a day trip to Looe, a town bejewelled with lights and festive spirit and the perfect place to get that Christmas feeling. Discover an enchanting artist's retreat in a gallery that houses renowned names, a winery that's got it all sorted when it comes to Christmas tipples and take a look inside Cornwall's gleaming new heritage centre, Kresen Kernow. Find out all about Penzance's transformation into a Winter Wonderland and for those that are looking for last minute gifts, there's plenty to be found in this issue that oozes Cornish charm and creativity. 
Finally, we'd like to say a big  thank you to all our readers and the amazing small businesses that have continued to invest in our publications. We hope to continue making magazines and guides that highlight the creative talent abundant in this county, to tell the stories of real people doing incredible things and above all to showcase the beauty,  magic and adventure Cornwall has to offer!

Festivals, fairs, and forests, our October/November issue is full to the brim of autumnal admiration and activities to do. It’s a time of year when the trees are blushed with oranges and reds, the ocean turns a cool deep blue and nights are long once more. For us, that doesn’t mean that Cornwall is any quieter! Especially lively is the North Cornish town of Bude. Unique in location and abundant in culture and community, we’ve delved in to discover all that is going on in Bude these months, and believe us when we say there is a lot to choose from, be it music festivals, alternative art exhibitions, festive markets and plenty of local gatherings. Further down south and we’re catching up with the Etsy Makers group of Cornwall, who will be holding their biggest event ever at the Penryn Sports Campus this November. 
Now, it’s safe to say we are a big fan of trees and where better a place to see them than Cardinham Woods. Our contributing writer, Elizabeth Dale, gives her take on one of Cornwall’s best-known woodlands, exploring its history, its most beloved sites and more importantly why you should experience it for yourself this autumn. Elizabeth also sits down for a chat with the Forestry Commission to talk through the plans for the new £30 million forest in Cornwall. Admittedly, there are times when Cornwall in winter can seem fairly bleak, but it’s nothing an indulgent night away of good food, good drink and a comfy bed can’t cure. Our Top 10 Places to Eat this edition are based around an ‘Eat & Sleep’ motto and suit a variety of budgets and tastes. From a host of must-see art events and days out with the family to championing local makers and producers alongside plenty of Cornish fun, we hope this issue of myCornwall Magazine helps you make the most out of this magical time of year.

Cornwall's busiest time of year means this issue of myCornwall is equally packed full of art, activities, places to eat, sites to see and Cornish culture to discover. From meeting a gin company that's giving back to their local environment to uncovering the hidden gems at Cornwall's last working tin mill, this really is a summer of appreciating and respecting all that Cornwall has to offer. A summertime of art see's the likes of Kurt Jackson in the creative realm of Frenchman's Creek and art guru Mercedes Smith giving a beginner's guide to abstract art. Plan a night of foodie feasting with a view of the big blue using our Top 10 Stylish Seaside eateries and read all about the magic and mystery of the stunning St Nectans Glen. There's something in this issue for everyone and an issue we are particularly proud of.

Could it be that summer has finally graced us with its presence? Our June/July issue certainly thinks so as we kick off our summer season editions with a magazine full of things to do, stories to discover, feasts to enjoy and art to inspire. From wandering through the wild reaches of Zennor to meet the family behind the mythical Moomaid and her delicious ice cream to a range of Foodie Feast Nights for you to participate in alongside a summer of art that is proving to be exciting, contemporary and a showcase of some real talent here in Cornwall. We've got a selection of Cornwall's best beaches that are dog friendly all year round as well asa feature on a doggy haven for the days you and your furry best friend want to escape the hustle and bustle. There is plenty and more for you to enjoy and discover this summertime with myCornwall, be it with friends, family, significant others or even the dog, we've got it all.

As Cornwall blooms and the long, dark days are a season of the past, this issue of myCornwall is inspired by change. There are always people in Cornwall doing extraordinary things, with stories that need to be told, and this issue we have done just that. From a modern pasty maker who is setting the bar for making Cornwall's national dish both sustainably and locally, to a group of open ocean swimmers that prove age really is just a number. We discover why Wadebridge is more than just a gateway into beautiful North Cornwall and we also look at the stunning new exhibition at Falmouth Gallery that is giving a voice to todays significant female artists who are carrying on the legacy of Cornwall's art reputation set by their predecessors. We've met with artists who scale the cliffs, gallery owners who break the mould and jewellers that make something beaten and rustic look flawless and elegant. It's an edition full of colour, things to do, places to eat and adventures to be had but mostly it's a showcase of the people who make Cornwall what it is today and who are ultimately making it a better place for future generations. 

Wildlife, wildflower, weddings and wandering, our February/March issue looks at Cornwall's beautiful flora and fauna, how we look after it and how we use it to our advantage! From a spring of activities at Tregothnan Estate to an entire feature on Cornwall's 2019 Garden Highlights, this issue is certainly a celebration of the simpler things in life and making the most of our green county! We visit the Cornish Seal Sanctuary to discover what life is like caring for Cornwall's beloved baby marine mammals and give you an ultimate round up on Cornish vegan eateries. We've also brought back our popular MyCornwall Top 10 Seafood Eateries for 2019, refreshed, revisited and really delicious. In our Art section, be inspired by makers and artists alike as they seek inspiration from spring and prepare for a busy start to a creative year. 
We're so excited for present to you our first issue of 2019, full of creative minds, inspiring people and showcasing the best of real Cornwall, whatever time of year. 

In our final issue of the year, leading into 2019, this myCornwall edition gives you a winter packets of things to do, explore, eat and enjoy. From the ultimate 'off the beaten track' guide to St Ives to a winter of exhibitions and things to do perfect for rainy days. We've also got a range of ideal last minute gifts, a focus on Cornwall's photographic history and the best places around the county to indulge in coffee and cake, Cornish style!

This October/November we celebrate Falmouth and Penryn, a hub of artistic and creative communities. From the innovative World War One exhibition at The Poly and discovering the contemporary creative scenes in Penryn, to sitting down with Nina Constable, a documentary filmmaker who will be a prime guest speaker at this year’s Cornwall Film Festival. It’s an area of Cornwall full of historical, natural and modern beauty it’s a pioneer for Cornwall’s entrepreneurial artists, creatives and start up business’.

Our Top 10 Places to Eat showcases our selection of the cosiest pubs in Cornwall for you to warm up, tuck in and enjoy watching nature take blustery control outside. Speaking of nature taking control, our contributing writer, Elizabeth Dale, journeys to the Lizard Peninsula to discover more about the Manacles, one of Cornwall’s most ruthless shipwrecking coastal formations that have seen thousands of lives lost and hundreds of vessels claimed by the hungry Cornish sea.

This edition, myCornwall heads into the furthest reaches of Cornwall to uncover the best kept secrets for a perfect summer. From exploring a history of art in St Ives at the School of Painting to visiting the nature haven that is Looe Island (where you can also enter a competition to WIN A TWO NIGHT STAY at Kilminorth Cottages). We've got 10 of the best Foodie Vans you can find parked up around the county serving some seriously good food, the perfect summertime dog friendly walking trip with Dog Friendly Cornwall, amazing moveable at at Falmouth Art Gallery's new Automata show and of course a whole host of summer events, from banquets and festivals to exhibitions and family fun days out. This is an issue that will see you through summer in style. Avoid the crowds, find your happy place and make this most of Cornwall at its best!

The myCornwall Magazine has had a bit of a revamp. Of course you’ll still find great Cornish content and still find amazing Cornish art, things to do, eat and more, just with a little refurbishment.

Check out the best 2018 Outdoor theatre shows this summer, beautiful and quirky products from Penzance’s Circa 21, discover more about Blue Sharks, celebrate suffrage in Cornwall and see what women in the county are doing today. In our My Cornish World SAS chief Hugo Tagholm talks about how his passion for conservation started, and of course see the very best of art at the start of the glorious summer season. Learning about the colourful character that was Samuel John Lamorna Birch and perhaps West Penwith’s biggest fan John Piper accompany our Gallery of the Month: Art House in St Ives plus much more. Then if you’re keen to dine away from the busy bustle of the tourist season check out our list of Top 10 Places to Eat – Off the Beaten Track. There’s also our Meet the Chef, where this issue The Longstore in Charlestown let’s Head Chef Ben Ambridge reveal all about their amazing menu.

It’s all here and a huge thanks to the amazing people who made this issue happen. Especially to our wonderful cover art supplier Nina Brooke whose work you discover more about in this issue!

The April/May issue of myCornwall is out now and it’s full of amazing stories, things to do and delicious Cornish food to see you into the warmer months (after what’s seemed like a very long winter!). This issue read all about what it’s really like to live and work on St Michael’s Mount as we chat to Assistant Head Gardener Darren Little about his adventures and difficulties working on such an unusual landmark. We delve into the secrets and tragic tale of the Titanic is celebration of it’s new fascination exhibition at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall and we showcase the quirkiest camping destinations in Cornwall you can visit this year (Treehouses, yurts, you name it). Check out our list of top international restaurant in Cornwall to sample flavours of the world and fill your diary will a range of art shows, live performances, festivals and events to see you into the best season of Cornwall!

The February/March issue of myCornwall is out now and it’s full of amazing stories, things to do and delicious Cornish food to see you into the new year. See what a cultural-filled weekend in the Isles of Scilly would be like, discover Cornwall’s Bronze Age hotspots and prepare yourself for the World Mining Championships which are coming to Cornwall this year!

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