by stiveslocal | Aug 17, 2021 | Features
A unique collection of works by acclaimed potter John Leach has gone on display at the place he was born — the Leach Pottery. The eldest grandson of Bernard Leach, the trailblazing father of British studio pottery, John (pictured above) trained under the watchful eye...
by stiveslocal | Jul 28, 2021 | Features
Sean McCormack, head vet at dog food specialist tails.com, shares his top tips for keeping you and your dog safe. Beware of hot sand Sand can become extremely hot and reach dangerous temperatures during the summer months. Your dog’s sensitive paw pads could easily...
by stiveslocal | Jul 5, 2021 | Features, News
The Leach Pottery Museum, on Higher Stennack, St Ives, has now re-opened for self-guided tours. Visitors can pick a date and time slot (there’s no limit on the length of stay) and enjoy a leisurely stroll around the site and gardens. There will be an opportunity...
by stiveslocal | Jun 12, 2021 | Features, News
Chef Adam Handling is to open a sustainable restaurant and bar, Ugly Butterfly, in Carbis Bay, having trialled the concept in Chelsea, London. The 65-cover restaurant is due to open on the Carbis Bay estate — currently hosting the G7 Summit — on 2nd August. The bar...
by stiveslocal | Jun 7, 2021 | Features, News
The gathering of G7 world leaders and guests in Cornwall this summer shines a light on a 100-year-old story of international creative collaboration and the living legacy of the world-renowned Leach Pottery. Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada. Photograph: Crafts...
by stiveslocal | Jul 21, 2020 | Features
St Ives Farmers’ Market has re-opened its doors at the usual venue in the Guildhall, with social distancing measures in place and shorter opening hours. The market is also continuing its home delivery service. Inside the hall, market stalls have been spaced out...
