Redruth-born Sharron P Schwartz has travelled far and wide in the footsteps of the Cousin Jacks, partly inspired by her ancestors. She talks to MILA CURLIN

We explore the history and magic of Carn Brea, from the legendary tales of Bolster to the haunting power of its rocks, obelisk and castle

Daniel Sargison is passionate about sustainable agriculture and food security. The founder and director of Grassroots Garden tells JOCELYN LUCAS why he believes projects like his are a key growth industry

An iconic collection of junk, nick-nacks and treasures is the inspiration for a new immersive play that premieres in Redruth this autumn. JOSH NAWRAS invites you to join him in the offbeat world of The Collector

Redruth-based folk trio Kessenyan are making an impact with their creative takes on traditional sounds. But if you turn up expecting to see some older men in beards, you’re in for a shock. MARLA PAYNE finds out more...

Folklore dance is a way of expressing and embracing cultural heritage through dancing. It celebrates the retelling of stories passed down through generations, keeping the community in touch with their traditions and history

They were queuing round the corner for Record Store Day at Lucky’s in Redruth. BEKAH MAWSON joined the line of vinyl fans to get a flavour of this unique music-loving community – and stake a claim to a few choice exclusive releases herself.

Wildworks are back in a wild venue for the revival of a 2024 hit show. Writer Carl Grose tells MILA CURLIN it all stemmed from a childhood visit to a stock car meet.

Deep in old mining country near St Day sits a hidden gem that you might not easily see but, on certain Sundays, will definitely hear. BEKAH MAWSON samples the communal chaos at the raceway

People from the Redruth area have shared their culture and know-how all over the world. The town maintains a special relationship with three places in particular: two beyond the Atlantic Ocean, one just across the Channel. MILA CURLIN talks to those keeping these links alive with ‘twins’ in Mexico, the US and France

Mila Curlin joins the St Piran’s Festival crowds in Redruth to explore the lasting power of Cornwall’s patron saint and the flag he inspired

Salford may seem far from Redruth in every sense. But BLADE LYDIATE, a native of the northern city now studying in Cornwall, sees many parallels

After several unsuccessful attempts to revive it, is there finally going to be a mining comeback at the famous mine in Pool? It looks like it will finally happen

Redruth is in the running for the first ever Town of Culture prize, aiming to celebrate our identity, fight intolerance and inject a new lease of life. JOCELYN LUCAS reports

Raised in Redruth, DARCEY TRELOAR had begun to tire of it. But when she had to make a documentary for her degree, she realised the subject was right there on her doorstep

How Bethia Naughton-Rumbo led our Redruth for Town of Culture 2028 Campaign

We’re Hiring! Two actors and a Stage Manager for The Collector, part post-apocalyptic folk tale, part interactive adventure, The Collector combines live performance, puppetry, installation and music.

Redruth bids for UK Town of Culture 2028

Grace Davies, Community and Engagement Coordinator at the Ladder is helping launch the new Work Room in Redruth.

For the past six months, Ellie has been getting stuck into two exciting projects: We Are Redruth and The Window in the Shape of the Cloud. And now… I need your help.