St Petroc's Sessions Grace Petrie
For over fifteen years, Grace Petrie has been one of the UK’s most urgent and passionate songwriters. Her politically charged folk music has taken her from Cambridge Folk Festival to stages across the world, with live shows known for their honesty, energy and sense of connection.
An irrepressible performer, she has toured extensively across the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, and supported artists including Billy Bragg, Frank Turner and Hannah Gadsby. Her 2024 album Build Something Better, produced by Frank Turner, topped the UK Folk Album Chart.
In 2026, Grace returns to a more stripped-back folk sound, with a show in two halves — an intimate solo set alongside a full band retrospective spanning her sixteen-year career.
St Petroc’s Church, Bodmin
Friday 23 October 2026
Doors 7pm | Starts 7:30pm
EVENT FAQs
Yes, we take cash and card. They are the same price but beware, some shows do sell out.
Where can I park?
There is plenty of parking options around Bodmin. Priory Park car park is behind The Shire House Suite. Council Car Parks are free after 4pm.
When do the doors open?
Doors usually open half an hour before the event starts.
Can I buy something to drink?
Yes! We have a pop-up bar in the venue where you can buy a range of alcoholic and soft drinks and bar snacks.
Are there toilets?
Yes, there are fully accessible toilets at this venue.
Can I get to the venue sustainably?
We hope so! Find out more about public transport around Bodmin by following this link to the getting here page.
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To enable individuals and communities to access cultural activity, encouraging innovation, participation and partnerships.
To bring vitality into the heart of the town and bring the communities together through accessible and inclusive spaces and activity.
To see the community’s aspirations grow and inspire community pride in the place they live.
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