Seabirds House St Ives

A fabulous outing while staying at Seabirds House. Ideally see a show at the Minack, or if not just go to see this amazing little theatre.

It’s a good afternoon for the matinee of The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary

2024 September Festival is on its way ... 14-28th September. We have vacancies in Flats 2 and Barnoon but Flat 4 is booked. It's always a great event.

FIRST EXHIBITION ANNOUNCED FOR 2024 SEPTEMBER FESTIVAL
CAPTURING THE LIGHT: ST IVES ARTISTS 1885-1914, running at St Ives Museum from April 1 – when the Museum Opens for the summer - to October 31, will also be part of this year’s September Festival programme.
In the period prior to 1914, the St Ives art colony gained a national and international reputation as a centre for the practice and teaching of landscape and marine painting out of doors.
This exhibition, new for 2024, showcases some of the leading British and foreign artists drawn to what was hailed as “the Mecca of the seascapist”, many of whom experienced career-changing influences.
Monday to Friday (10.30am-4.30pm), Saturday (10.30am-3.30pm). Included with Museum admission.
If you Would like your exhibition to be listed as part of this year’s St Ives September Festival email us at [email protected] and we’ll get back to you.

St Ives painted blue is not quite white!

A new owner's decision to paint their shop blue, had locals and visitors alike up in arms... After national press attention and words from the council it soon reverted to white and everything was alright.

Cornwall newcomer sparks huge row over bright blue shop The town council said it has been in discussion with the new owner about their choice of colour

A cancellation in Flat 4 22-29 July!
If anyone is able to leap in and fill the spot let me know. 🏖

We (Mary and Henry)now only own 2 of the flats in Seabirds House - Flat 4 on the top floor and Flat 2 immediately below it. If anyone wants to make contact with the new owners of Flats 1,3 and 5 - I can help you with that.
Less work for us at Seabirds now and more clifftop walks ... this in May.

There is a pot of gold in St Ives today...

Dusk in St Ives...

St Ives is lovely seen through nature’s prism...

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Timely advice from Clean Cornwall
AND GOING SLOW...

In Cornwall we say 'Doing it dreckly'.
We are renowned for going at a much slower pace, and it might take us a while to get round to things.
But really, 'Doing it dreckly' means much more than that.

It means live and enjoy the moment.
Go slow and soak up everything that is special about this place.
We are so lucky to be here.
Love where you live.
Love where you are.

Do it .

Do it #thekernowway Wherever we go, and whatever we do, we have an impact.Let’s make sure it’s a positive one. So whether you’re a local, or here on holiday...We all have a shar...

Lovely photo. People unable to tear themselves away from the beach in the evening

HMS Tyne is in town for the G7...

Need an A to Z for the G7 this weekend in Carbis Bay, St Ives and the surrounding area? Don’t let Merkel and Macron get in the way of your stay with this handy guide:

https://cornishstuff.com/2021/05/12/details-of-road-closures-and-disruption-for-g7-summit/

Details of road closures and disruption for G7 Summit | Cornish Stuff CornishStuff, Cornwall, Cornish news, News Devon and Cornwall Police are launching a campaign today to provide information relating to disruptions that can be expected in the run up to and during the G7 Summit. The G7 Summit is taking place between 11-13 June and will host world leaders in St Ives,....