Events at Trebah Gardens
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Trebah Garden Mawnan Smith Falmouth Cornwall TR11 5JZ
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Sunday Lunches
Our famous Sunday Roasts are back!
Sunday lunches are served 12pm - 3pm every Sunday until Easter Sunday, 20 April 2025.
Enjoy a choice of 2 hand carved meats (or have both!) served with roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables, cauliflower cheese, homemade Yorkshire pudding and gravy.
Vegetarian roast is served with roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables, cauliflower cheese, homemade Yorkshire pudding & gravy.
Large plate - £18
Small plate - £15
Meat supplied by traditional local butcher Trevarthens and is served with only the freshest local vegetables. A reduced main menu is also available.
Booking recommended, especially over the Christmas period.
To book a table, please call 01326 252200 and press 3 for Trebah Kitchen.
Please note, Sunday lunches are subject to availability and you are booking a table and not a roast.
Wednesday Winter Warmers
Enjoy a delicious set lunch every Wednesday at Trebah Kitchen, perfect as the days get colder!
Each week our kitchen team will rustle up a delicious 2 and 3 course menu packed with hearty dishes - pairs perfectly with a stroll round the garden.
2 courses £18
3 courses £23
To book a table, please call 01326 252200 and press 3 for Trebah Kitchen.
Available Wednesday 6 November to 26 March, excluding December (due to Christmas Lunches), New Years Day and 22 January. Booking recommended.
Join us for Yoga in Trebah House
Join us for Yoga in Trebah House
Enjoy an hour and 15-minute session surrounded by nature, beautiful views down the garden to the Helford River and on warmer days we will practice outside in the sun.
Ro Doleman is an experienced teacher who has a practical approach, entwining the breath, body and mind. During the class expect to explore both the physical and esoteric aspects of the practice. There will be flowing movements, moments of stillness, breathing and always a long relaxation to finish the session. Ro is clear at communicating and the class will leave you feeling more harmonious, healthy and happy! Why not head to Trebah Kitchen for some breakfast afterwards?
This class is suitable for all experience levels, lots of different options will be offered throughout. Some mats are available but if you have your own, please bring it along with you.
Non-member £12 Member £10
The Artificers Collective New exhibition for 2025
The Artificers Collective is a small group of established, artistic craftspeople who, inspired by one another, joined forces in order to support and collaborate creatively.
Combining their skills they have created projects such as the Artificers Chair made in the summer of 2024. They also organise unique, curated, pop-up events throughout the south west to sell their work.
Exhibiting artists are: Lou Tonkin - Printmaker Lisa Wisdom - Artist Blacksmith Jamie Lovekin – Wooden Bowl Turner Lin Lovekin - Basket maker
Meet the Makers
Meet the makers of the artwork exhibiting in The Artificers Collective exhbition.
The artists will demonstrate the crafts and talk to the public about their work in two informal drop-in sessions.
Tea with Jeremy Wilson
A fascinating talk about the history of Camellias
On arrival, enjoy a cup of tea while taking in the view from Trebah house before learning about Camellias and their history.
Tea has been drunk for over 2000 years in China and Japan. It only found its way to Britain 300 years ago but we fell in love with it straight away and have been fascinated by it ever since. This might be a simple drink but it has a dark side and links to some major historical events. Learn about the plant and its history.
Following a varied horticultural career, Jeremy now runs his own nursery – Strete Gate Camellias in Devon – which never fails to impress with its collection of more than 500 varieties including 100 types of scented plants. Jeremy acts as steward and judge for RHS camellia competitions, and has won medals himself at RHS shows and at the Malvern Spring Flower Show. Ticket price includes a tea or coffee.
The Creatures of Kernow Trail
A brand new trail for Feb half-term
How well do you know your Cornish animal names?
Find the trail slates around the garden and match up the English and Cornish names for the animals you might see around the county on your trail sheet.
When you’ve finished return to the Entrance Desk by 4.30pm to collect your prize.
£2 per trail, available from the entrance desk during your visit
Green Roofs with Dusty Gedge
A talk about green roofs to replicate local habitats for biodiversity and climate change - landscapes of the future.
This talk focusses on green roofs and Dusty’s work over the last 27 years creating habitat at roof level. The focus will be on, in the main, local habitats that are easily created at roof level such as coastal and cliff habitats. It will also touch on policies and processes to ensure that green roofs are climate resilient as well as delivering for biodiversity. Also from a garden perspective, there will be a focus on Mediterranean approaches to green roofs especially for climate resilience.
Creating green roofs that are climate resilient and deliver biodiversity is the future.
Botanical Casting Workshop
Join Hazel Oliver of Badger & Birch Studio to create your own botanical casting in an eco resin.
In this botanical casting workshop you will be led through the techniques in pressing, casting and finishing your own botanical casting piece ready to take home following the workshop.
Hazel Oliver started making imprint castings of her foraged and found elements creating small botanical tiles. In this workshop the surroundings of Trebah Gardens are at the heart of the workshop utilising collected and foraged specimens to create your own botanical casting in an eco resin; a plaster-like material.
Hazel Oliver is a Falmouth-based artist known for her work exploring the use of reclaimed natural and recycled elements that she has foraged and collected from her local surroundings. She celebrates natural textured by combining her found and fallen elements into cast forms and vessels in eco resin.
The Cornish Bird - Forgotten Women of the Cornish Coast
Discover the fascinating lives of some feisty ladies who once lived around the coast of Cornwall
Cornish writer, Elizabeth Dale, has been publishing her blog 'The Cornish Bird' since 2016 and in that time she has delighted in discovering many lesser known stories from Cornwall's past. In this talk she introduces us to a wide range of feisty female characters, all with connections to our coast and all now faded into obscurity. Their stories, ordinary and extraordinary, help to illustrate why she finds Cornish history so endlessly fascinating and exciting.
Image: Jenny Mopus, credit to RCM
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