HRH The Duke of Gloucester visits the Gardeners’ House and Morrab Library in Penzance
HRH The Duke of Gloucester visits the Gardeners’ House and Morrab Library in Penzance

His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester visited Penzance today (Wednesday 13 May) accompanied by the Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall, Colonel Sir Edward Bolitho, spending time at the Gardeners’ House in Morrab Gardens and the nearby Morrab Library.

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Gardeners’ House

The Gardeners’ House is dedicated to celebrating the unique stories of West Cornwall, creating a welcoming space for our community to connect with us and the spaces around us.

We are here for the people of Penzance, bringing together the threads of the past, present and future of our part of Cornwall.

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We have created a welcoming space for the community to enjoy, with a varied and exciting programme of  workshops and events throughout the year – often taking inspiration from the landscape of West Cornwall and the stories of our community.

The Gardeners’ House is also home to a living archive – a collection of artefacts and books which holds those stories and documents our landscape, and which we will continue to grow.

You can find out more about the work of Sustainable Penzance, based in the Gardeners’ House, and you can also visit our peaceful sensory garden. At our beautifully-restored building in Morrab Gardens, we are building a place where people can come together.

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You can help the Gardeners’ House continue our work in many ways. Every word of support, every volunteer hour, purchase or donation helps us to continue to connect with the people of West Cornwall, sharing our love of the landscape and stories around us. 

From attending events to volunteering your time, from a charitable donation to telling your friends about your experience, we are grateful for the kindness and support. 

“The Gardeners’ House Penzance is about connecting people, planet and place. It will become an important centre for the community, helping to improve mental and physical wellbeing”

“Together, we are preserving the essence of West Cornwall for future generations, ensuring the voices of the landscape and its people endure.”