TEDxTruro
TEDxTruro invites you to explore how creative thinking drives change, innovation, and resilience within Cornwall. Whether expressed through art, science, entrepreneurship, education, or community action, creativity transforms challenges into opportunities.
At TEDxTruro 2026, expect inspiring voices and ground-breaking ideas to illuminate how these forces shape our lives, our communities, and our world. Through powerful talks and shared experiences, explore how creativity sparks exploration, fosters transformation, and paves the way for bold futures.
The organisers understand the difficulties of balancing work, home, learning, and fun. That’s why they’ve split the day into two separate sessions. Each session will have its own mix of inspirational speakers and thought-provoking performances. Attendees can choose one or both sessions depending on their availability and time constraints.
Be part of this extraordinary event as TEDxTruro uncovers stories, innovations, and perspectives that remind us of the limitless potential of human thought and creativity.
Let’s spark something incredible.
Ticketing Information
£20 per person for either a morning or afternoon session.
£30 day ticket when booking both sessions together in a single transaction
(Discount applied automatically in basket. Add a morning session ticket to your basket, then the discount will apply if adding an afternoon session ticket to the same basket).
Session Timings:
Morning session 11am – 1pm
Afternoon session 2pm – 4pm
Morning Session
Nikita Thakrar – Dance with Your Dharma: Creativity as the Bridge from Chaos to Clarity
Lerryn Clare – Designing for Dopamine: What ADHD Reveals About Creativity
Maisha Reza – Micro Moments, Macro Change: The Power of Belonging
Alethea Lawton – Puzzles, Not Perfection: Redefining Creativity
Afternoon Session
Jamie Honeybourne – Dragging me back to Authenticity
Daz Stephens – The Art of Becoming Strong: Lessons from Ballet Slippers and Barbells
Jessica Chantler – Thinking in Harmony: Opera and the Myth of Left Brain vs. Right Brain
Rujita Singh – Profound Silliness: Why Doing Utterly Pointless Things Might Just Save Us
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