The Angarrack Community Centre has been beautifully refurbished and is very busy holding a wide variety of events from Helicopters to Yoga.

The Hall or Meeting Room may be hired for:

a. Recreation and leisure, such as birthday parties or clubs.

b. Meetings, elections, lectures and classes, such as keep fit.

c. Fund raising or Business .

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The 2008 Angarrack Duck race was a great success with an excellent turnout.

There were strong races in all categories - the Under 7's, Under 11's, Teenagers, Adults - including the 10 Men who won't cheat race!, all topped off with a Champions Race as all the winners of the previous races battled it out to become Angarrack Duck Race Champion 2008.  read more »

On the first day of Christmas,
my true love sent to me

A partridge in a pear tree.

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Angarrack Christmas Lights started a long time ago - in 1986 (see our Thirty Years page for more information) but really started to increase in complexity with the switch from bulbs to rope lights after the flooding of the village New Year 2003.

There are a variety of lights - many of the lights are animated - and the sequence of the Twelve Days of Christmas.

The main lights are designed and made in the village and are unique to Angarrack.

The Twelve Days of Christmas sequence was built up as funds allowed and completed in 2010 with Twelve Drummers Drumming.  read more »

Angarrack Village, near Hayle in Cornwall is a small but lively village which is famous for its railway viaduct, Angarrack stream, the steepness of its valley (making the Angarrack incline necessary on the old Copperhouse Railway together with giving Steamers Hill its name - where horses were used), the Angarrack Inn and, possibly most famous for the Angarrack Christmas Lights which have won the Pirate FM Best Village Award several times.

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The Angarrack Lights committee are grateful for any and all help towards the support of the lights.

Options to support the lights include  read more »