The third in the series, Sara and Gia talk about their recent holiday horse-riding with big game in the Okavango Delta. Dancing afterwards to the Sunshine boys
In aid of the Tolmen Garden Fund and the Okavango Education Project
Tickets £10 inc. free glass of wine
Constantine Literary Group
The award winning writer whose works include Notes from an Exhibition and A Perfectly Good Man will be talking about mothers in his fiction and the diplomatic challenges of writing about family life. He will also provide a sneak preview of his next novel A Place Called Winter.
Tickets £5
Light refreshments and wine available from 6.30
Pain, Fascia and The Bowen Technique
A talk by world renowned functional anatomist Julian Baker
An informal amusing and entertaining evening exploring the emerging science of fascia and its role in how the body works.
Julian has been a Bowen teacher and Functional Anatomist for nearly 30 years and has treated and taught thousands of people all over the world.
Ticket donations to:
Doctors Without Borders
Contact info: 07516474605
Constantine Literary Group
The award-winning author of a number of works of travel, fiction and non-fiction, including The Bronski House, and The Levelling Sea, will talk about his latest book Rising Ground. an exploration of the mythology and topology of Cornwall.
Light refreshments and wine available from 6.30
Tickets £5
Liz describes herself as “writer, ex-pat expert, wife, mother of three, and dreamer turned doer…” Liz is the award winning author of many books set in Cornwall including ‘The Cornish House’ and ‘A Cornish Affair’. ‘The Returning Tide’ was published in March 2017.
6.30pm for 7.30pm
Tickets £5
Ben Rawlence talks about his internationally best selling book City of Thorns. Recently book of the week on Radio Four, it interweaves the stories of nine people living in the refugee camp Dadaab.
To the charity workers, Dadaab refugee camp is a humanitarian crisis; to the Kenyan government, it is a ‘nursery for terrorists’ but to its half a million residents, it is their last resort. City of Thorns is an urgent human story with deep international repercussions, brought to life through the stories of people who call Dadaab home.
Los Angeles Times “Magisterial”
The Sunday Times “Masterful”
Observer “Outstanding”
The Guardian “Remarkable… brilliant…Timely, compelling and disturbing.”
In aid of the WindleTrust which supports secondary education in the camp.
Tickets £7
