We are delighted to be welcoming The Kandour Quartet from the Royal College of Music who will be performing a very special concert in the spectacular surroundings of Boconnoc. The concert will take place on Tuesday 17 July at Boconnoc House.
In the bringing together and celebration of talented young people we also have apprentices from Jamie Oliver's Fifteen Cornwall preparing and serving delicious canapés with drinks on arrival.
You will also be able to see the Kandour Quartet at Boconnoc Church on Thursday 19 July.
Tickets are priced at £22.
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