Best known as a fishing port, Newlyn comes to life with cookery demonstrations by top local chefs and the Cornish Fishmonger of the Year competition. There are three music stages plus arts, crafts and great kids entertainment so come along and join in the fun.
Penzance erupts in a riot of colour, music and mayhem to fanfare in the summer solstice. It climaxes with Mazey Day, when the town rocks to the rhythm of a carnival of huge mythical creatures, street music, local artisans and a feel-good factor that lasts long into the night.
Marghas Yow Day is held in July and is a fiesta of music, magic, games and good old fashioned fun, in the town famed for St Micheal's Mount - a spectacular backdrop to the day.
Penzance comes to life with processions, parades, music and dance. It all kicks off at 10am sharp so don't be late!
Celebrate the Midwinter Solstice with people who know how to have a good time. Montol kicks off nine days before Christmas and involves fires on beacons and dancing round flames - all very Wicker Man. Confront the Lord of Misrule and Chalk the Mock, whatever it means.
Local novelists alongside nationally-known headline guests, it's all about books. There are also workshops and shows on writing, drama, plays, poetry and tours of the library and town.
The villagers of Sancreed started this tradition a few years ago to raise money to help refurbish the village hall. Every year a huge pink sculpture pig is carried around the country lanes surrouding Sancreed Beacon. Everyone is welcome, especially if you wear pink (to match the pig!)
Maritime magic in the village of Mousehole, promoting the heritage of the area and celebrating all things sailing and sea. This biennial festival is held in July.
During this festival on 23rd December you can try out a local favourite "Star Gazy Pie" but watch out for the protruding fish heads! Some years a lantern procession takes place and you will find this is an evening not to be missed!
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29 May 2014
Best known as a fishing port, Newlyn comes to life with cookery demonstrations by top local chefs and the Cornish Fishmonger of the Year competition. There are three music stages plus arts, crafts and great kids entertainment so come along and join in the fun.
Penzance erupts in a riot of colour, music and mayhem to fanfare in the summer solstice. It climaxes with Mazey Day, when the town rocks to the rhythm of a carnival of huge mythical creatures, street music, local artisans and a feel-good factor that lasts long into the night.
Marghas Yow Day is held in July and is a fiesta of music, magic, games and good old fashioned fun, in the town famed for St Micheal's Mount - a spectacular backdrop to the day.
Penzance comes to life with processions, parades, music and dance. It all kicks off at 10am sharp so don't be late!
Celebrate the Midwinter Solstice with people who know how to have a good time. Montol kicks off nine days before Christmas and involves fires on beacons and dancing round flames - all very Wicker Man. Confront the Lord of Misrule and Chalk the Mock, whatever it means.
Local novelists alongside nationally-known headline guests, it's all about books. There are also workshops and shows on writing, drama, plays, poetry and tours of the library and town.
The villagers of Sancreed started this tradition a few years ago to raise money to help refurbish the village hall. Every year a huge pink sculpture pig is carried around the country lanes surrouding Sancreed Beacon. Everyone is welcome, especially if you wear pink (to match the pig!)
Maritime magic in the village of Mousehole, promoting the heritage of the area and celebrating all things sailing and sea. This biennial festival is held in July.
During this festival on 23rd December you can try out a local favourite "Star Gazy Pie" but watch out for the protruding fish heads! Some years a lantern procession takes place and you will find this is an evening not to be missed!