Local Pubs

Goldsithney is lucky to have two popular pubs in the heart of the village

The Trevelyan Arms a family run traditional village pub at the heart of the beautiful village and community of Goldsithney Cornwall.  Stocking a wide range of lagers and real ales as well as a good selection of soft drinks.  Offering wholesome freshly cooked food in our restaurant seven nights a week, all year round.  Famed for their fantastic traditional Sunday roasts which are tremendous value at only £5.95 which includes a homemade sweet.  Using fresh local vegetables with all meals. They also have AA 4Diamond rated ensuite accommodation available throughout the year. 

The Trevelyan Arms will be providing the Beer Tent for this years Charter Fayre

The Crown Inn

Stocking St Austell Cask Ales, Dartmoor, HSD and Tribute.  Good food available seven nights of the week, Heathers Specials and a cosy restaurant at the back of the pub. Sunday lunches are very popular.

The Crown is open all day offering Cream Teas and take away fish and chips on a Monday.

Shops

Goldsithney The Stores
Local village shop selling the most fantastic home baked bread and other local produce.
Specialties are Cornish sausages and bacon from St Ives. Vegetables from St Hilary
Opening times Monday to Saturday 7.30am to 6.00pm and Sunday 8.00am to 4.00pm
Good selection of wines and local beers also available.

local gallery stocking ceramics, cards and many local paintings
 

Local artists

Gareth McCorry  - artist

Gareth was born in the north of England and now resides in West Penwith Cornwall.  Gareth is one of the most exciting, new realist painters to emerge into the art world.  His paintings capture light on water in a way that is unsurpassed and the raw beauty of a single magnolia flower just as it blooms is portrayed flawlessly onto canvass.  Gareth takes his inspiration from the natural beauty that is in abundance in his surroundings, the beaches, sky and gardens of Cornwall are a constant source.  

Sue Aston - Composer violinist

Goldsithey based violinist and composer Sue Aston will be appearing in the 2007 Charter Fayre.  Described by Cornish World as 'Celtic music for the classically appreciative' Sue's CDs and DVDs are available across Cornwall or directly from Sue.  Sue also runs Classical Strings for weddings and events.