Charlestown Regatta
A free festival held in July, packed full of seaside events and followed by an evening overture in a field.
Events near Charlestown
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Charlestown Regatta
A free festival held in July, packed full of seaside events and followed by an evening overture in a field.
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Fowey Christmas Market
An annual event since 2005, this two day Christmas market gives the opportunity to do all your Christmas shopping with many places to eat and drink, perfect!
3
Fowey Royal Regatta
A week of summer fun and entertainment takes places every year. With raft races. carnival, bands, choirs, pasty eating and gig racing (to name but a few), there's something to keep the whole family entertained here!
4
Mevagissey Feast Week
Possibly the longest surviving festival in the county, held around 29th June to commemorate the adoption of their Patron Saint. A blend of traditional and new to bring the whole community together in its unique celebrations.
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St Austell Torchlight Carnival
The town comes alive for the day with entertainment followed by a spectacular Torchlight parade from John Keay House at 6pm. Over 1000 people take part in the procession which gets bigger and better each year.
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The du Maurier Festival
**Now renamed 'Fowey Festival of Words and Music'** A host of famous faces are involved in this May festival that celebrates author Daphne du Maurier. Guided walks, stories, talks and exhibitions.
Events near Charlestown
'If you're looking for a local event near Charlestown to visit whilst on holiday or to plan a holiday around, here is our comprehensive list of 6 Events near Charlestown. '
Fowey Christmas Market
An annual event since 2005, this two day Christmas market gives the opportunity to do all your Christmas shopping with many places to eat and drink, perfect!
Fowey Royal Regatta
A week of summer fun and entertainment takes places every year. With raft races. carnival, bands, choirs, pasty eating and gig racing (to name but a few), there's something to keep the whole family entertained here!
Mevagissey Feast Week
Possibly the longest surviving festival in the county, held around 29th June to commemorate the adoption of their Patron Saint. A blend of traditional and new to bring the whole community together in its unique celebrations.
St Austell Torchlight Carnival
The town comes alive for the day with entertainment followed by a spectacular Torchlight parade from John Keay House at 6pm. Over 1000 people take part in the procession which gets bigger and better each year.
The du Maurier Festival
**Now renamed 'Fowey Festival of Words and Music'** A host of famous faces are involved in this May festival that celebrates author Daphne du Maurier. Guided walks, stories, talks and exhibitions.