Diner's Annual Black Tie Event. Menu Choice: Mains Fillet of Salmon Tranches with Herb Sauce Or Braised Beef Both served with baby new potatoes and seasonal vegetables. Dessert Poached Pear in Port with Vanilla Cream Cheese, crackers, grapes, chutney Coffee Price per person £35.00 If you have any allergies or special dietary requirements please let…

Bimbling Barrel are a local company who love nothing more than drinking exceptional wine made by independent winemakers with talent and passion, knowing that our money is spent on a first class quality bottle.  They bring that enthusiasm to their wine tastings.  Feedback from a recent event: "We loved our wine tasting with the Bimbling…

Come along to the club for our annual Christmas sing song.  The Cadgwith Singers will be joining us again to sing carols and other festive songs around the Christmas Tree.  Song sheets will be provided. The kitchen will be open before and after the singing.

A fun quiz with Ken Robertson loosely based on Christmas and Winter.  The wearing of Christmas jumpers is requested but not compulsory, there will be a prize for the best/worst/most imaginative jumper! As its Christmas entry is £3.00 per person collected on the night.  50% of the proceeds to the winning team other 50% to…

A warming menu for the winter Artichoke and Chestnut Soup Smoked Salmon Blinis Pigeon Breast Warm Lentil Salad Tartiflette - A gooey, creamy baked casserole of potatoes, cream, cheese, bacon, and onions, true French mountain food Confit Duck Legs Tenderstem Broccoli with Pumpkin Seeds and Sundried Tomatoes Zabaglione Fruit Salad There is no dress code,…

The Vice Commodore, Jan Allen would be delighted to welcome your small sailors into the club on the Sunday afternoon before Christmas for some festive fun! Jan Allen is a former head teacher and a born entertainer! She welcomes children up to 11 year's old to come and have some fun and play some party games.…

The Christmas Draw grid is up in the lounge.  Fill in your name for £1 a square.  Put your £1 in the envelope and write your name and numbers on it. There is a fantastic selection of prizes, some donated by local businesses like Seasalt, Musto and Cream Cornwall.  Prizes include wines and spirits, chocolates…

Come and join us for New Year's Eve with a hot buffet served at 8.pm, bowl of chips at 11pm and a glass of fizz at midnight.  Ed Mills will be entertaining us with his disco again, so there will be dancing! Fancy Dress is Optional, but if you do fancy dressing up, the theme…

Fiona and Carl Beckley are hosting this walk,  starting at Mylor Bridge at 10.15am. The walk will be circular down to the creek, turn left and keep going. It will last about an hour and 45 minutes. Assuming the weather stays dry, the muddy path at the end will be drier than yesterday. That all…

The bridge group  revert to the clubhouse from this Friday onwards. Play commences from 2pm, though some Members foregather for lunch beforehand.   It is not first division bridge.   We are a friendly bunch, playing relaxed “kitchen bridge”, and no one gets over-excited. Anyone interested in joini9ng the group, please contact Andrew Pool on 013126 374433…

Catherine last visited us in March last year and gave a fascinating insight into new versus old world wine, or traditional versus trendy.  She is an inspiring and energetic speaker who certainly knows her stuff. This time she is going to be talking about the alcohol by volume (abv) in wine.  It is a very…

Play commences from 2pm, though some Members foregather for lunch beforehand.   It is not first division bridge.   We are a friendly bunch, playing relaxed “kitchen bridge”, and no one gets over-excited. Anyone interested in joini9ng the group, please contact Andrew Pool on 013126 374433 or 07836 626330.

This month we are reading "Go as a River" by Shelley Read and the meeting to discuss it will be on 4th April in the Oak Room at the club.  Arrive 10.45 ready to start at 11 am.  Why not stay for lunch? A bit about the book:   1940s Colorado: Teenage Victoria Nash is…

A proper Cornish meal to Celebrate St Piran's Day Supreme of chicken or hake served with Proper Cornish Raw Fry  (raw fry is a bit like hash it is made of potato, swede, onion and ham hock), this would be accompanied by mixed green vegetables Cornish Junket - Junket infused with nutmeg, saffron and rosewater…

Come and join us for the first quiz night of the year with Grant Walker. We are doing a single meal option only of Thai Chicken Curry with Jasmine Rice (vegetarian option available) £15.00 with an optional choice of ice cream on the night for £4.00.  Please let us know when booking if you have…

Anne and Liz Hammick sailed the first leg of AZAB 1987 in their Rustler 31 but, instead of returning, remained to explore the Azores before heading south to Madeira and the Cape Verde islands. Along the way Anne started writing the first edition of ATLANTIC ISLANDS on a rusty portable typewriter. By the 7th (current)…

Walk details: 3 miles, one short gentle uphill, one long steady uphill (not particularly steep). Circular from The Cornish Arms at Frogpool. An ‘average’ country side walk, but decent footpaths/quiet roads. May be a little muddy at beginning. Meet from 10.30 am Start walk 10.45 am and back to Club by 12.45 pm, for 1pm lunch…

The club will be will be sailing/racing from RCYC  from 16:00hrs and that the AGM, everyone is welcome to come and watch.  The AGM will be at 19:00, followed by a sailors supper.

“COGS is celebrating its 25th season; but what is it, how and why did it start, and what does it offer today? Whether you’re a keen racer, or a cruiser who starts tweaking when you see another boat, this could be for you. We offer proper racing, coastal and offshore, to a variety of destinations,…

The Men’s Dinner is one of the Club’s oldest traditions, stemming from 1872 and held continuously apart from interruptions during the War years until 2020, when it had to be cancelled because of lockdown. Other factors have worked against it since, but now it is being revived. Our principal guest and speaker, Sir Robert Owen, is…

Josephine Hartman will explain all about meandering and how it is a great way for people to have the opportunity to learn about sailing whatever their level of experience. Roger Hyde will also talk about the joys of cruising. Meandering What were your reasons for joining RCYC? To meet new people, learn sailing skills, revitalise…

Choice of : SEA BREAM FILLET ON SAFFRON SPRING VEGETABLE RISOTTO OR CHICKEN SUPREME WITH PARMENTIER POTATO, ASPARAGUS AND ROMESCO SAUCE FOLLOWED BY ... MANGO STICKY RICE PUDDING OR STICKY TOFFEE PUDDING AND ICE CREAM £30.00 PLEASE LET US KNOW OF ANY ALLERGIES OF ANY SPECIFIC DIETARY REQUIREMENTS WELL IN ADVANCE To Book click HERE

Come and party to celebrate the launch of the season: Friday 4th April - 19.00 until late Saturday 5th April - 12 noon until late Cornish beers, gin and rum bar - Street Food Live music on Saturday: Richard Brace - The Great Little Band - Joanna Cooke Book your tickets HERE.  £10.00 per person,…

This month's RCYC Book Group book is Go as a River by Shelley Read. From the back cover: 1940's Colorado: Teenage Victoria Nash is the sole surviving woman in a family of troubled men.  She spends her days running the household on her family's peach farm. Wilson Moon is a young drifter with a mysterious…

Someone has stolen the yacht club's treasure can you help find it? Fun activities for children and their families in two parts.  Children have to find treasure hidden around the grounds and also follow a treasure trail which will lead them to a final prize of an Easter Egg. Dress code (optional) - pirates £3.00…

Royal Western Yacht Club in Plymouth will be  running our annual Falmouth/Fowey Triangle Race on the May bank holiday weekend, 3 – 5th May. Traditionally there are around 40 boats entering this event. They will leave Plymouth on the morning of Saturday 3rd May and arrive in Falmouth late afternoon/early evening and have drinks and…

Our book this month is  Dead Simple by Peter James.   Meet Detective Superintendent Roy Grace on his unforgettable first major case, in this TV tie-in edition of Dead Simple, the first instalment in the award-winning series by Peter James.  It was meant to be a harmless stag-night prank. But a few hours later, the…