Fionnuala Kirby is a Celtic Harpist with wide repertoire of traditional, classical, popular and religious tunes, and some Paraguayan harp music. She will be playing for you in The Willoughby Gallery on both 12th March and 25th March from 12pm.
Free entry, so why not treat yourself to a drink and lunch or sweet treat from CafÃĐ Limelight and immerse yourself in an afternoon of beautiful Celtic Harp Music?
ðĪ LIVE ACOUSTIC MUSIC AT THE CASTLE
Ben Banford will be joining us on Sunday the 25th February from 1.30pm. Get yourself a coffee and enjoy a delicious, sweet treat from CafÃĐ Limelight while you listen to some acoustic music in the Willoughby Gallery.
No booking required, this is free event, so get here early and grab a seat and treat!
Find out more about Ben on his social media profiles:
https://www.instagram.com/benbanford_music/?igshid=NGVhN2U2NjQ0Yg%3D%3D&fbclid=IwAR2f2srRxkobQghK_DkIU9itWAnY6nHyBZjbgQGLOaN_jNwi34OKXCy4370
https://linktr.ee/benbanfordmusic?fbclid=IwAR3__pnRU-c1P288doWJwnMt1955Bs5idRT4krKgAnMxLluMj2Bzlt558Ss
To see what other fantastic talents are performing at our Coffee, Acoustic and Cake sessions throughout February, visit our online calendar:
https://www.thecastlebude.co.uk/whats-on-at-the-castle/
âĻEXCITING JOB OFFER AT THE CASTLE, BUDEâĻ
Are you passionate about providing exceptional customer service in our onsite CafÃĐ? Join our team as a CafÃĐ Supervisor and play a pivotal role in maintaining the quality, safety, and positive image of The Castle in Bude. This permanent position (18- 35 hours per week) offers a competitive salary and benefits package.
For full details, please visit our website: https://www.bude-stratton.gov.uk/careers/#cafe-supervisor and download the application form. For those who do not have internet access, please visit CafÃĐ Limelight for an application pack.
Application deadline: 28 February 2024
We did it once again! We’ve been nominated for ‘Object of The Year 2024’ for our Ancient Prehistoric submerged forest tree stump.
Each year the Cornwall Museum Partnerships run the Heritage Awards to celebrate and share the achievements of the heritage community of Cornwall. This year we are turning the spotlight onto Cornwallâs unique places by drawing attention to objects that tell stories of both the natural and built landscape. A sense of place shapes our individual identities and shared cultures, and the relationships between object and place tell stories of our responses to our environment.
The Object of the Year is decided by public vote, this year we have been nominated with our “Wood from a Submerged Ancient Forest” story, how a preserved piece of a tree trunk from an ancient prehistoric submerged forest, a unique part of the Cornish landscape was unearthed at Crooklets beach, Bude, the site of one of several submerged ancient forests found throughout Cornwall. Read more and vote by visiting their website: HA-Object of the Year 2024 – Cornwall Museums Partnership – Cornwall Museums Partnership (voting closes on 8th January and you can vote as many times as you wish, you may need to use a different device each time).
We hope you enjoy the festive season, as we currently are this December.
We’d like to inform you of our holiday opening hours this season. Wishing you a merry season filled with joy and love. Thanking all our customers for their support this year and look forward to seeing you again in the New Year.
