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Cornish Association of South Australia

The association is for those of Cornish decent or those with an interest in Cornwall. We meet on the third Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm, except in January, usually at the Rosefield Uniting Church, Carlton Ave, Highgate.

Activities

The Association meets monthly, except in January. Activities include illustrated talks, traditional dinners, an annual day-time reunion, a Cornish Carol celebration, Excursions and a Church parade.

Membership

All persons or organisations showing an interest in the Objects of the Association shall be eligible for membership

Kernewek Lowender (the Cornish Festival)

This is an important aspect of Cornish life in South Australia.The Cornish Association of S.A. is involved and actively supports the Festival. The Association runs “Meet the Cornish” and our Biennial Seminar in conjunction with the Lowender.The Seminar comprises presentations of original research papers relating to the specific theme of each seminar.


Library

The Association’s library is continually being added to and most titles are available for loan. The library is open during each meeting in the Rosefield Uniting Church.

Newsletter

A newsletter is published quarterly and contains not only Association news, but news from other Cornish Associations throughout the world and items of news from Cornwall itself.

Branch

The Yorke Peninsula Branch of the Association meets on the fourth Monday of each month, at 1.00 pm in the School of Mines building, Ellen Street, Moonta.
Home hosting of Cornish visitors has long been a feature of the Association.

Affiliations

The Cornish Association is affiliated with:

  • The Joint Commonwealth Societies Council
  • The London Cornish Association

It also has close associations with the Bards of the Cornish Gorsedd in Australia.

Buckinghm Arms

On Sunday 2nd Oct. We met at the Buckingham Arms for a lunch with Howard Curnow. There were some eighteen members there and we were please to welcome James and Faye Hugo as well as Rosemary Prout from the North York Peninsula branch. Thee meal; a smorgsbord was excellent with more choices than even I …

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