Pub Night

Kick-off Mineral Point’s Cornish Fest Weekend with your family and friends during Pub Night at Pendarvis! Enjoy traditional pub music by the Tooles in our Rowhouse and let the warmth of the roaring fire in the Kiddleywink Pub transport you to Cornwall as you try your hand at Cornish pub games. Beer, cider or root beer will be available for purchase, along with bonfire gatherings, food truck dining options and more. Proceeds from Pub Night go to preserving and interpreting the beautiful buildings at Pendarvis Historic Site. Cost Adult (18-64): $15 Teen (13-17): $15 Senior (65+): $15 Children (5-12): $15 Children Under 5: Free Society Members receive a 10% discount, please verify your membership where prompted to receive discount at checkout. About the Location Pendarvis is the creation of business and life partners Bob Neal and Edgar Hellum. Bob and Edgar met in 1934 and began to rescue the 1840s stone and log cottages, one at a time, from demolition. Built by Cornish immigrants during the heyday of the lead mining era, the buildings were assigned Cornish language names by Bob and Edgar. The couple lived on the grounds and opened a restaurant serving Cornish food to sustain their preservation efforts. Their remarkable success—at the height of the Great Depression, no less—launched the 20th century transformation of Mineral Point from a 19th century lead and zinc mining center into the vibrant hub for arts, preservation and tourism it is today. Pendarvis Historic Site 114 Shake Rag Street Mineral Point, WI 53565 Know Before You Go & Accessibility Water is the only outside food/beverage allowed in buildings. Beverages are available for purchase. Restrooms and water fountains are available on site. The site will remain open rain or shine. Guests are encouraged to wear good walking shoes and to dress for the weather. No pets are allowed. Service animals are permitted. Because of the historic nature of the buildings, not all areas are ADA accessible. Guests with additional mobility needs are encouraged to contact the site directly at 608-987-2122 or pendarvis@wisconsinhistory.org.