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Liskeard Event Centre

 

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27 Low Sreet
Plymouth
PL1 1GH

 

 

We can currently offer the public a verity of cinema screenings offering the most up to date experiance involving the big screen. Cinema screenings are our most often event that we have. we show films atleast three times a day but typically we can offer you a range of films every hour. Furthermore we have our plays, our plays are done by highly perfesional individuals that have years of experiance in this industry, they are devoted to providing the best possible entertainment to you.

 

 

 

 

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Finally we have our concerts and festivals. We both offer and sell tickets to these events. We have tickets to many other festivals and concerts in the area to promote the local culture in the area. But we also offer our own on a regular basis. to view the concert events and all other events that we our offering please go to the event information page for more details.

 

Liskeard Event Centre - Opening hours

Monday - 8:30am till 12:00pm

Tuesday - 8:30am till 12:00pm

Wednesday - 8:30am till 12:00pm

Thursday - 8:30am till 12:00pm

Friday - 8:30am till 2:00am

Saturday - 8:30am till 2:00am

Sunday - 10:00amam till 10:00pm

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WTW Lighthouse Cinema in Newquay provided the perfect venue for the 10th annual Cornwall Film Festival this year and, with so many fantastic feature films, documentaries, short-film programmes, workshops and talks, this was the busiest and most successful edition of the Festival yet.

 

 

 

The liskeard event centre offers a wide range of events to the public situated around the south west area. We have an exceptional range of events ranging from festivals to premiers and we are open to the public seven days a week. Or multi complex arena means that we can host many sporting events as well as entertainment events to please everyone in the sorrounding area.
This film festival has been sponsored by The University Of Falmouth and Relentless energy drink
Please follow the link for all information on the port eliot festival

 

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Music
The Vans Off The Wall Stage played host to the finest grunge and bad boy indie rock with the likes of Skindred, Twin Atlantic, The King Blues and Lower Than Atlantis and the Tuaca Point arena kicked off nightly with electrifying sets from Jaguar Skills, Krafty Kuts, Crazy P and Stanton Warriors and many more.
Boardmasters famously intimate Beach Sessions gigs were ignited this year by glowing seaside performances from headliners Newton Faulkner – with support from Charlie Simpson who showcased his new solo album – alongside We Are The Ocean and party starters The Dub Pistols.
Fistral Beach played host to Radio 1 and 1Xtra who both broadcast live from the beach, and Channel 4 got amongst the action with interviews and gossip from all of the festival’s top artists and daily surf side action. Look out for the show due to be aired on 5th and 6th September.


Sport
The final and main day of sport kicked off with great waves while the sun was shining for the Men’s 6 Star World Tour surf final. The top international surfers, who were whittled down from 144 to the top 8 over the week, had a huge crowd on the beach to witness the quarter and semi finals. Frenchman Romain Cloitre ended up taking the glory, and the $20,000 prize money, in the epic surf final.
The Vans Summer Session skate competition was fierce in the late afternoon, with top athletes from around the world competing on the huge 12 foot Vert Ramp. The final heats had competitors ranging in age from their teens to their 40’s, with some big tricks being cheered on from the sidelines. English-born Paul-Luc Ronchetti took the top honours in the Vert and took home a handy £3,500 prize money.
The BMX midi ramp had a huge crowd to watch the finals take place up on the hill in the new Headland Village area. Top UK athletes battled it out in the final heats, stepping up the level of riding and pulling out never-seen-before tricks for the cheering crowd. Jersey athlete Alex Colebourn had a phenomenal session and took the winning place, along with £1,000 prize money.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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