History and future
History
Once the home of poet and playwright Dylan Thomas, he described it as ‘the loveliest village in England’. The first records of the village are from 1267.
Pronounced Mowzul.
Whilst it can be agreed on how to say Mousehole, the origins of the name are somewhat less clear. One possible source is the large sea cave just beyond the village where smugglers are once reputed to have stashed there contraband. Another possibility is the name is derived from the Cornish word ‘moeshayle’ which has something to do with rivers and maidens. A further suggestion is that it is taken from the appearance of the original diminutive harbour. So pick your choice, but it is beautiful.
Future
A combination of talents
We will develop a multi day event multiple shows in several local venues, supporting and developing the arts for the benefit of the community. and create workshops for music students with these world class players.
Henry Spencer, musical director, leading UK and international jazz musicIan, composer and band leader.
Partners and Sponsors
We want to work with partners and sponsors who share our passion for music, and art and wish to support for the benefit of the community.
Please get in touch.