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KERNEWEKLOWENDER

19-21 MAY2017

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2017 KERNEWEK LOWENDER

Welcome to2017 KernewekLowenderCopper CoastCornish FestivalA flame has been ignited to renew, revamp

and refresh the festival bringing excitement forall ages. With an increased support from thelocal community we bring to you a new era inthe Kernewek Lowender and a festival that issure to please.The three towns of Kadina, Moonta and

Wallaroo have embraced the spirit to deliver afestive feel and celebration of the region’ssignificant Cornish heritage throughout theCopper Triangle.Our continued partnerships with Drakes

Foodland and the Moonta ProgressAssociation will once again stage the DrakesFoodland Moonta Parade and Street Party onFriday 19th May, featuring the Procession,Maypole and Furry Dancing, the giant PastyBake-Off, and the Official Welcome in QueenSquare.The Wallaroo Shores Village Fair will be held in Kadina on the Saturday 20th May. A new

sponsoring partnership with development company Wallaroo Shores is an exciting move forwardfor the festival and town developments. There will be markets held by the Northern YorkePeninsula Rotary Club, over 100 market stalls to roam, discover and enjoy. The Wallaroo ShoresVillage Fair events will this year return to where it began throughout the CBD Shopping Precinct.You’ll be entertained by the Cousin Jack and Jenny competition, Maypole and Furry Dancing plusplenty of singing and dancing performances to entertain all ages.Sunday will see the three towns come alive with excitement as the streets are filled and the

RAA Rosewarnes Classic Cavalcade of Cars ventures from Wallaroo through to Moonta andfinishing at Kadina, kicking off the Cavalcade Fun Fair with rock n roll entertainment, stalls andpresentations.With a record amount of Associated Activities listed in the program, there is something for

everyone. For all your festival information visit our website.

Dynnargh! And enjoy!

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Welcome fromthe Minister forTourismWelcome to the Kernewek Lowender Copper

Coast Cornish Festival.

This year’s program is set to be a hugesuccess, attracting about 40,000 people fromSouth Australia, interstate and overseas. Withsomething for everyone, this traditional Cornishfestival involves the entire Copper Coastcommunity with maypole dancing, ceremonies,costumes, parades, music and much more. It isproudly supported by the State Government.

I encourage all visitors to South Australia toget out and about and enjoy our stunningregions which have undoubtedly some of thecountry’s best food and wine.

We also have thousands of kilometers ofcoastline in South Australia with no shortage of things to see and do. South Australia is thrivingwith a variety of award winning major events and festivals - contributing to us being named as aTop 5 Region in the world to visit in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel guide for 2017. South Australiawas also named Australia’s Best Events State for the second consecutive year.

Whether you are here from interstate or overseas, or a local exploring your own backyard,South Australia offers an exciting range of experiences from the Outback to the beach andeverything in between.

Leon Bignell MPMinister for Tourism



PRELUDE KERNEWEK LOWENDER EVENTS

Tuesday, 16th MayDressing of the Graves - Greens PlainsCemetery 10.30am, Directions to Greens PlainsCemetery: Turn right (South) off the CopperCoast Highway into West Ella Road, then right(West) on to Paskeville Road, cemetery is setback from the road. Post ceremony gathering atPaskeville Community Centre.

Moonta Cemetery Tour, 1pm, Admission $5payable at commencement. A guided tour ofMoonta Cemetery with Bard of Cornwall Mrs LizCoole, local historian and President of YorkePeninsula branch of the South AustralianCornish Association.

Dressing of the Graves – Wallaroo Cemetery1.30pm, Moving ceremonies held to honourancestors buried in cemeteries in the district.Local school choirs sing and place flowers. Amemorable experience and opportunity to gainunique knowledge on the history of those wholived in the area.

Wednesday 17th MayCornish Language Lesson, 10am, MoontaMines Church Hall, Tickets $15www.kernewek.org. An interactive lesson fromBard of Cornwall Lilian James OAM. Learneveryday expressions, days of the week andmonths of the year. Includes booklet of exercisesand morning tea, for all ages over 15.

Dressing of the Graves – Kadina Cemetery10.30am, Moving ceremonies held to honourancestors buried in cemeteries in the district.Local school choirs sing and place flowers. Amemorable experience and opportunity to gainunique knowledge on the history of those wholived in the area.

Kernewek Golf Day, Kadina Golf ClubCemetery Road, 12pm, $5 registration at theclub on the day.

Dressing of the Graves – Moonta Cemetery1.30pm, Moving ceremonies held to honourancestors buried in cemeteries in the district.Local school choirs sing and place flowers. Amemorable experience and opportunity to gainunique knowledge on the history of those wholived in the area.

Thursday 18th MayCornish History Seminar “Another side ofCornish life – Music”, Registrations 8.30am for9am start, Wallaroo Town Hall, Tickets $65www.kernewek.org Program of illustrated talksrelate to the “music theme”. Includes lunch,morning/afternoon tea and book of papers. Call8323 7624


Copper Coast Cornish Festival

Drakes Foodland Moonta Parade and StreetParty, George Street Moonta is filled with funand exciting events all day with a street parade,Maypole, Furry Dance, Markets, Pasty Bake-Offand Entertainment. 2017 Drakes Foodland Kernewek LowenderProcession, 10.30am, winds down GeorgeStreet to Queen Square Moonta, featuringfloats, bands, special guests and communitygroups.Pasty Bake Off, Following the street parade thefun filled Pasty Bake-Off kicks off on the truckstage near Drakes Foodland where localstudents and VIP guests bake off in a race tomake the best pasty from scratch the quickest.Maypole Dancing, 11.30am, George StreetMoonta, One of the most popular events on theprogram, the Maypole dance dates back to 18thcentury. Children dressed in traditional costumedance in a circle each holding a coloured ribbonattached to a 4 metre pole.Furry Dance, 12.15pm, George Street, Moonta,Children dressed in traditional costume dancethis oldest traditional Cornish dance through thestreet.Official Festival Opening, Rotunda in QueenSquare, Moonta. 1.15 pm, including speechesfrom the 2017 Official Party, Australian andCornish national anthems, and music by SAPolice Band.Newbery Chemists Kernewek Lowender ArtPrize Opening, Official Opening and

Presentation of Awards, Ascot Gallery, GravesStreet Kadina, 6.30pm, Tickets $10 includesrefreshments www.kernewek.org, View thecollection, meet the artists, listen to Cello andPianist Jenifer Cowley and Julie Ayles, purchaseworks and be present for the announcement ofbiennial award winners and presentations,prizes valued at more than $10,000.Meet the Cornish, Wallaroo Town Hall, 6.30pm,Tickets $35 www.kernewek.org, Presented by theCornish Association of South Australia atraditional Methodist chapel tea with recitations,music and speeches. Call 8271 1523/8323 7624.Country Music Concert Kadina Town Hall8pm, Tickets $22 (concession $20) via cheque,post to 25 West Terrace, Kadina SA 5554 Attn:Lorraine Darling KLC or via direct debit call 041883 0639 for bookings and details. Comealong for a night out and enjoy a concert withperformances from Dave Verrall and The BlackHats Band plus Derani Sanders and TrevorKeilar.

Friday 19th May –Wednesday 24th MayThe 2017 Newbery Chemists Art PrizeExhibition, Ascot Gallery, Graves Street,Kadina, Open daily 10am – 4pm, Proudlysponsored by Newbery Chemists, Mosel Steed,Hood Sweeney, Northern Yorke PeninsulaRotary Club and Picturesque Framing. Fulldetails www.kernewek.org

OFFICIAL OPENING DAY – Friday, 19th May, 2017



Wallaroo Shores VillageFair, Victoria Square andKadina CBD, from 8.30am,Free entry, Includes NorthernYorke Peninsula RotaryMarkets, show rides andentertainment throughout theCBD.Maypole Dancing, 12pmKadina CBD, Childrendressed in traditional costumedance in a circle each holdinga coloured ribbon attached toa 4 metre pole.Furry Dance, 12.45pm,Kadina CBD, Adults andChildren dressed in traditionalcostume dance this oldesttraditional Cornish dancethrough the street.Cousin Jack and JennyCompetition, a great opportunity to dress upin traditional Cornish attire and have a go atwinning a prize whilst getting in the festivespirit. Registrations 10am- 10.30am, Judgingand winners announced 10.45am NAB Bank,Kadina. All registrations must be present by10.45am. Free entry, cash prizes awarded invarious Best Dressed categories, Sponsoredby the Northern Yorke Peninsula Quilters.Heritage Football and Netball, from 9.30am,Moonta Oval $7 at the gate, See local teams

Moonta and Kadina vie for the KernewekLowender Shield and major prizes donated byJames Harding Toole.Gathering of the Bards, 2.30pm DaviesSquare, Wallaroo, Free entry, Officiated by theGrand Bard of Cornwall Merv Davey UK,Dressed in traditional blue robes, the Bards(many of whom travel from around the world toparticipate in this noble, unique ceremony)proceed to the Gathering circle. Conductedentirely in the ancient Cornish language. Amust see to fulfil your Cornish experience.

Saturday, 20th May, 2017



Blessing the Waters, 8am, WallarooForeshore Office Beach Lawns (near CaféMia), Free, all welcome. An event whichremembers the hardships of previousgenerations, many of whom sailed fromfaraway lands to Wallaroo and Moonta insearch of work in the Mines and Smelters.BYO Chairs.

RAA Rosewarnes Classic Cavalcade ofCars and Motor Cycles, departs 10am,Viterra Marshalling Yards Wallaroo and travelsto Moonta and on to Kadina oval. A well-known Kernewek Lowender event on thecalendar of motoringenthusiasts which attractsmore than 500 entriesfrom around Australia.Join the crowds whichline the streets to waveparticipants on.

Cavalcade Fun Fair, Kadina oval, 11.30am-4pm, $7 entry at the gate, Under 14 free,Show’n Shine, entertainment from TheLegends of Rock’n Roll Club, and stalls toroam and enjoy, variety of food available.

Voices in the Ecumenical Heritage ChurchService, held in historic Moonta Mines UnitingChurch. Doors open 12.30pm, Free. Featuringthe superb voices of the Metropolitan MaleChoir. Community singing precedes the 2pmService. A popular festival event for over threedecades, often filling this beautiful church to its1200 seat capacity.

Sunday, 21st May, 2017



Pasty Alert! Cornish Bakehouse, 25 Graves StKadina, Tues 16th-Fri 19th 7.30am-5pm, Sat20th 8am-1.30pm. Light meals, sweets, drinksand Cornish pasties. Call 8821 4122.

Pasty Alert! Chappys Place, 11 Graves StKadina, Tues 16th-Fri 19th 7.30am-5pm, Sat20th & Sun 21st 9am-2pm. All day breakfast,light lunch, coffee and cake, hot pies andCornish pasties. Call 8821 1704.

Pasty Alert! Cornish Café and CommunityGarden, Christ Church Anglican Church Kadina,Taylor St, Tues 16th- Fri 19th 10.30am-3pm, Sat20th 8am-12pm, Light meals, coffee and tea,milkshakes and Cornish pasties, Open Gardenand Lime stone Gallery. Garage sale Saturdayonly in church hall. Call 8821 1331.

Pasty Alert! Cracked Pepper Café, Tues 16th– Fri 19th 8am-4.30pm, Sat 20th 9am – 2pm,Light meals, sweets, drinks and Cornish pasties.Call 8821 1733.

Pasty Alert! Vegan + Gluten Free RangeNook and Nourish, 24 Ellen St Moonta, Tues16th- Fri 19th 8am-4pm, Sat 20th 8am-3pm,Healthy alternatives including gluten free, veganand vegetarian options, light meals, desserts,drinks and Cornish pasties, offering lots ofoptions to suit all taste buds and dietaryrequirements. Call 0433 177 191.

Café Mia Coffee and Cake by the Sea, CaféMia 4 Chatfield Tce, Wallaroo, Tues 16th – Sun21st 9am-5pm. Visit the café by the beachside toindulge in daily coffee and cake specials andlight meals. The perfect place to have a breakduring the festival enjoying stunning views. Call 8823 2202.

Moonta Bay Patio Motel and Restaurant, 196Bay Rd Moonta, Tues 16th-Sun 21st, 8am-late,with stunning views of Moonta Bay enjoy dailychef specials, wine specials and local produce.Call 8825 2473.

Cheers to the Cornish at the Copper CoastHotel, 49 Owen Tce Wallaroo, Tues 16th 11am-8pm, Wed 17th-Thurs 18th 10am-12pm Fri19th-Sat 20th 10am-3am, Sun 21st 10am-10pm.Sample our specially brewed Lager, Pilsner andCornish Style Swanky Ale, all day everyday plusCornish fare Tiggly Oggies, Figgy ‘Obbins,Saffron Buns, Bakestone Cakes and ‘Smuggler’sBlend’ Cornish Cream Tea. Traditional CornishCeltic Music from 6pm Saturday. Call 8823 3457.

The Cornish Ambrose and Food Feast, TheDeck Bar & Café @ The Copper Club, Thurs18th 7.30am – 7pm, A 4 man Ambrose golftournament with an Eat Local food eventcelebrating local produce of YP and SA. Call 8825 2001.

Aussie Breakfast, Wallaroo Sailing Club,Heritage Drive, Sun 21st 8.30am, Nominalcharge for breakfast, Traditional AussieBreakfast at the sailing club by the beach,perfect location to sit back and watch theCavalcade of Cars pass by after the breakfastconcludes, don’t forget to bring a chair. Call 8823 2395.

Associated Activities – Wine, Dine & Takeaway



Northern Yorke Peninsula QuiltersExhibition “Looking Back”, Moonta TownHall, George Street Moonta, Sun 14th 11am-3pm, Mon 15th -Thurs 18th 10am–4pm,Fri 19th 9.30am-4pm, Sat 20th 10am – 4pm,Sun 21st 10am-3pm. $4 admission at door,Quilting exhibition by Northern Yorke PeninsulaMembers, trading table and raffles. Call 0447 470 297.

Out of Cornwall Exhibition, Moonta Galleryof the Arts, Cnr George & Henry StreetsMoonta, Tue 16th – Sun 21st 10am – 4pm,Free, Cornwall and parts of Devon wereproclaimed UNESCO World Heritage areas in2006. This display examines parts of Cornwall,its mining heritage and its influence on themining world at large. Call 8825 1378.

Naturally Australian Exhibition, MoontaGallery of the Arts, Cnr George & HenryStreets Moonta, Tue 16th – Sun 21st 10am –4pm, Free, The Northern Yorke PeninsulaBranch of the Australian Plants Society invitedartists and photographers to participate in acommunity exhibition of works depictingAustralian Native Plants. Call 8825 1378.

Open Garden – Camelot Garden Stroll, 18 Olive Parade Kadina, Tues 16th- Fri 19th10am-3pm, $8 admission includes Devonshiretea part proceeds to Cancer Council SA. Visitthe personal English country garden on an acreof land manicured to perfection including a miniCornish Miners Cottage, Roses, Geraniums,Fuchsias, Salvia, Hellebores and English BoxEstablished Silky Oak, Claret Ash, Prunus, Pirieand Golden Elm trees plus a decking area, damand croquet court. Call 8821 4002.

Copper Country Keepsakes, The AscotBuilding 48 Graves St Kadina, Tues 16th – Sat21st 10am-4.30pm. The gift gallery provides arange of handcrafted art, craft, home décor andcountry gift items for sale members will bewearing Cornish costumes. Children’s Cornishcostumes may be purchased from mid-March.Call 8821 2404.

Memories of Yesteryear, Kadina WesleyUniting Church Hall, Taylor Street, Thurs 18th-Sat 20th 10am-5pm, Sun 21st 11am-4pm,$2 entry, Displays using flowers andaccessories in the hall. Refreshments andtrading table available Fri and Sat $4. Enjoythe Maypole and Cornish Cottage display onlawn. Call 8821 1424.

Exhibition and stall of goods for sale,Hosted by the Copper Triangle MachineEmbroidery Group, Lions Club RoomsWallaroo, Thurs 18th- Sat 20th 9.30am-4.30pm, Sun 21st 9.30am-3.30pm, Gold coindonation, all welcome, Exhibition of MachineEmbroidery and Textile Art in its many forms.Variety of work including dolls clothes andquilts. Examples and items for sale, Tea andCoffee Available. Call 0438 682 686.

Displays and Exhibitions



Feast or Famine Dinner followed by SacredConcert, Kadina Wesley Uniting Church, Tues16th 5.30pm for dinner, 8pm for concert. $45ppDinner + Concert, $35pp Dinner only, $15ppConcert Only. Sold out past two festivals -popular four course meal based on plain homecooking in the mining era. Followed by theSacred Concert in the church with a variety ofaccomplished artists, presented in the style ofearlier times. Tickets [email protected] or call Joylene 0417821 109, mail enquiries to Feast or FamineDinner c/- 6 Ramsey Street Kadina SA 5554.

Poetry and Prose Afternoon, Goyder StreetCafé Kadina, Thursday 18th May 2pm, CopperTriangle Writers’ Group invites you to sit down,enjoy coffee/tea and cake ($7) and listen toshort stories and poetry while you relax.Opportunity for visitors to read their work if theywish. During the afternoon, winners of theKernewek Lowender Literary Competition willbe announced and winning entries read out.Contact 8825 1981

Comedy Show, Country Singer and TwoCourse Dinner, The Anglers Inn, 9 Bagot StWallaroo, Thurs 18th 6pm 2 course Dinner,7.30pm Music and Comedy Show all includedfor $40pp, The Anglers Inn is proud to PresentDave Prior & Sandra Humphries. Daveshilarious comedy show “The Functional Drunk”will have you in stitches as he tells stories ofhis travels and life experiences. SandraHumphries an accomplished Country Singerwho will provide the musical entertainment forthe night, singing hits from all the great countryartists you will be thoroughly entertained. Tobook call 8823 2545

Kadina Wallaroo Moonta Band Concert,Wallaroo Town Hall, Thurs 18th 7.30pm, $10admission at door includes cuppa and biscuit.Come and enjoy this fantastic local band,which is now in the 154th year of playing forthe community. Entertaining with a foot tappingselection of marches, medleys and populartunes. There will be a definite “Celtic” feel tothe evening and is always a popular concert soarriving early is recommended. Call 8821 2670.

Local Authors Book Launch, Moonta UnitingChurch Robert Street, Fri 19th 2.30pm, Free,the launch of “The Lonely Shore”, RogerNorris-Green’s latest pioneer novel. From thewhalers to the miners, love, danger, intrigueand secret in the early settlement of Moonta.Book available for purchase at $20, Afternoontea available at a cost. Call 8825 1981

The Cadillacs Rock the Kernewek, KadinaTown Hall, Sat 20th 7pm, $15pp, Theme “Glitzand Glamour” Join the Coasters Rock and RollClub for a night of music and dancing withAdelaide band The Cadillacs, Dress up andarrive in style, BYO Supper and drinks. Ticketsvia Facebook “Coasters Rock 'n' Roll Club,Kadina” or call 0488 522 111

Lobethal Harmony Club Concert, KadinaWesley Uniting Church Cnr Hay and TaylorStreets, Sat 20th 7.30pm $15pp. Enjoy a nightof voices singing in harmony by this longstanding harmony club and their supportingartists. Tickets Robertson’s Kadina, at the door,or email [email protected] or callJoylene 0417 821 109, mail enquiries to 6Ramsey St Kadina SA 5554.

Entertainment



Celtic Shindig, Weeroona Hotel Wallaroo, Sat20th 8pm $10 at the door and presale via locallocations, The night sees a range of Cornishand Celtic music song and dance fromCornwall, Scotland, Ireland and Australia. Call0476 044 134.

Copper Coast Indoor Play Centre and Café(the only indoor playground on YorkePeninsula) Copper Coast Visitor InformationCentre, 50 Mines Road, Kadina. Tues 16th - Fri19th 10am-4pm, Sat 20th, Sun 21st 10.30am-2pm, 3yrs – 10yrs $5, 1-2yrs $3, under 12mthsfree. Slides, climbing, interactive sounds andgames this play centre will keep the kidsentertained whilst the café provides the quicksnacks to keep them going. Call 8821 2333.

A Little Bit Celtic, St Marys Anglican ChurchHughes Street Wallaroo, Opposite WallarooPrimary School, Sun 21st 2pm $15, Celtic Folkmusic performed by “The Windjammers”includes afternoon tea. Church open to publicThurs, Fri and Sat 12pm-4pm for afternoonteas. Visit the oldest church still in service inWallaroo and have a quiet break during thefestival. Tickets at the Wallaroo Heritage andNautical Museum 8823 3015 or the AnglicanChurch Café Taylor St Kadina. Tickets alsoavailable at the door.

Entertainment

Wallaroo Heritage & Nautical Museum, JettyRoad Wallaroo, Tues 16th – Sun 21st May,10am – 4pm, Adults $6, Children $3, See threelarge buildings of local heritage displaysfeaturing the life and times of early Wallaroo.Call 8823 3015.

The Farm Shed Museum and TourismCentre, 50 Mines Road, Kadina, Tues 16th-Fri19th 9am-5pm, Sat 20th - Sun 21st 10am-4pm,The tourism centre focuses on the CopperCoast region, drop in and have a chat for allyour tourism needs. The Farm Shed Museum,Entry $10 adults, $3 children is an interactivemuseum showcasing the history of YorkePeninsula including Matta House built in the mining days through to early daysfarming to mechanical cropping, a big story to tell and a big collection and display to view.Call 8821 2333.

Family History Group Display andInformation, Copper Coast Library, DoswellTerrace Kadina. Open Tues - Fri 10am-4 pm,Saturday by appointment. Research yourfamily history using resources under theguidance of experienced historians. Call 88211075.

Northern Yorke Peninsula Quilters “CornishConnection”, Wallaroo Mines Institute, StirlingTce Kadina, Wed 17th -Thurs 18th 10am-4pm,Sat 20th 10am-4pm. $5 admission at door,Opening of Heritage Building Wallaroo MinesInstitute. Devonshire tea supplied, display ofCornish quilts and others. Call 0447 470 297.

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Praying with the Cornish/Celtic Saints,Moonta Mines Church Hall, Mon 15th 9.30am-8.30pm, Tues 16th 9.30am-4.30pm $75pp,“Discovering your Thin Place” Join Rev MattCurnow in this two day prayer experiencerevisiting the formative spiritual practices of the early Celtic Church in Cornwall,Bookings by cheque to Rev Matt Curnow 15 Vynland Drive Flagstaff Hill SA [email protected]. Call 0408 984 130.

Wallaroo Historical Walk and Ghost Tours,Jetty Road Wallaroo, Thurs 18th- Sun 21stMay, 2pm – 4pm, Adults $6, Children $3,Wallaroo Historical Walk and Ghost Tourshiver, shudder and share on a two hourwalking tour of our heritage sites and hauntedbuildings. Bookings at the museum or call 88233015 or email [email protected]

Cornish Pasty Making, Wallaroo UnitingChurch Hall 4B Emu St, Wed 17th 2pm or Sat20th 2pm $20.00, Learn how to make atraditional Cornish Pasty. Create your own,have it cooked for you ready to take home.Tickets call 0409 286 884 or [email protected]

Spirited SA Presents, with guestappearances from Ghost Crime Tours mysteryLock ins, Tues 16th – Thus 18th 9am-12am, Fri19th-Sat 20th 9am-3am, Sun 21st 11am-12am,Costs vary from $30-$100, Experience theother side, Ghost hunting equipment andexperienced investigators will see the tours bean experience one you won’t forget. Call 0497269 894/0401 915 907 to book.

Experiences



Festival Planner

Tuesday, 16th May Wednesday, 17th May Thursday, 18th May

Friday, 19th May Saturday, 20th May Sunday, 21st May



Notes



Ticketing

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