We’re incredibly proud to have just donated a years’ worth of cash raised by our local community in St Agnes to surf therapy charity The Wave Project, part of which will fund a place for local youngster, Seb Crosby-Moore. The connection between our pub in Trevaunance...
Throughout December 2022, we will be holding a big Drifty giveaway over on our Facebook page with amazing prizes including our delicious food, drink and accommodation! Here are the terms and conditions for each of the prize draws. Prize winners will be announced on Facebook. 1. The...
As part of our ambition to become a truly green wedding venue, every year we try to ensure the events we host continue to reduce our impact on the environment out of respect for future generations. In this next blog in our Sustainable Weddings series,...
After a couple of years without a Bonfire Night celebration due to Covid-19, we’re excited to say that this year we’ll be dancing around the bonfire once again! We’re looking forward to hosting you for a classic Cornwall firework and bonfire party on Saturday 5th...
Here at The Driftwood Spars, we champion sustainable wedding planning. Our aim is to host memorable celebrations, where the natural environment is simply an amazing backdrop – and not negatively affected by your nuptials. In the second of our Sustainable Weddings series, we’re giving our...
We've teamed up with local social prescribing service Community Connect to host a Menopause Support Group in St Agnes each month. The purpose of the group is “to offer mutual support, share experiences and talk about different ways of managing the menopause. A chance to laugh,...
Here at The Driftwood Spars, we champion sustainable wedding planning. Our aim is to host memorable celebrations, where the natural environment is simply an amazing backdrop - and not negatively affected by your nuptials. We’ve been a pioneer in this area for a while now,...
Here at The Drifty, we love to champion and support our local suppliers. We’ve selected them with care, making sure they’re both as local as possible and that they share our stance when it comes to sustainability and minimising environmental impact. In the latest in...
Here, Landlady and brewery owner Louise answers some of the more commonly asked questions when it comes to tasting beer. Landlady Louise Treseder How is tasting beer different to tasting wine? Beer can be appreciated just like wine, but the main difference when tasting beer is that you...
We take great delight in hand-picking our suppliers, making sure they’re both as local as possible and that they share our ethos when it comes to sustainability and minimising environmental impact. Our wonderful Landlady, Louise Treseder, studied Rural Environmental Studies at Wye College, Kent and then...