Fab, great place to go watch all manner of things, and one of the very evry few places in Cornwall…read morewhere you can watch ballet! Great range of things you can choose to watch, and they have a great little cafe section for intervals or just to pop into at lunch time. Highly recommended!

The Hall for Cornwall is a medium sized theatre in Truro which has regular performances. The…read moretheatre is relatively new and the seating is comfortable. Over the last few years there have been increasingly big name appearances at the hall for Cornwall including Ken Dodd, Derren Brown and Jethro. There is a Pantomime every year which is generally the best in Cornwall. In the daytime the theatre is sometimes used for a flea market if there is no show on in the daytime. This theatre delvers a great service to the people of Cornwall and it has little competition of a similar size in the local area.

I think this is the place, backing onto a small river and car park. maybe it is the other one? i…read moredid not know there was more than one. Anyway, assuming this is the place I have played acouple of times with my old band, I can highly recommend it. I am not sure about the entry restrictions but there seemed to be a lot of people there. The thing is, they are all absolutely mental!!! In a really good way. the average age is probably about 70 (sorry!) and they love it loud and they love to dance. They like it so loud that when I recorded this gig (as I do with all our gigs) the recording was off the scale, bending all the needles. The atmosphere is really good and they have some stonking prizes in their raffle. Strange how we all bought tickets but never won anything, though. hey ho, thoroughly recommended for getting down in Truro.

catch up with your old mates from the war and have a drink, lovely!read more

If you lie and say that you row, then you should at least go out for a true row so you have an idea…read moreof what you're talking about. First-Hand Experience: I watched the second half of a TCFC game when I was down here in Cornwall for my 2011 tour. I really liked the stadium and crowd, but mainly the spirit and the fight of the team. I will be watching Truro again someday. Truro is a quiet little team with only 3k capacity, and have only been in the Conference a little bit, and are now back out of it. I am not really reviewing the teams outside the Conference and League because I haven't visited most of them, but since I've visited little Truro and had a nice show in this town and since it's the biggest team in Cornwall, which is one of the most beautiful counties in the world, let alone England, I had to include it here. They were founded in 1889 and play in white with a little yellow. And they're adorable.