From foodie show-stoppers to art and literature festivals that combine culture with community, St Ives enjoys a whole host of events throughout the year that turn it from seaside town to entertainment giant.
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From foodie fests to surf-themed music mega-events, uber-cool Newquay turns its laid-back vibe up a notch or two with these fantastic festivals and events in 2026.
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Heading to one of Cornwall's feast-filled food festivals is a surefire way to make your visit as delicious as it is memorable. Here are some of the best for 2026...
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New Year’s Eve in St Ives is always a hit. What started out as a locals' event is now one of the country’s third largest fancy dress parties after London.
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From ball gowns to bizarre fancy dress, you choose how you celebrate the New Year in Cornwall as countless events promise glitz, glamour and plenty of bubbly.
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Remember Remember the 5th of November with one of the many fantastic bonfire night events in Cornwall, complete with giant fireworks displays and mulled wine.
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Head to Cornwall for a fun-filled Halloween week this October half term. From pumpkin picking to fright nights, there are lots of fun things to do.
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From walking tours and creative workshops to live music, get swept away in the artistic history and culture of St Ives during the St Ives September Festival.
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The south coast knows how to host a party, and one that’s certainly not-to-be-missed is Mevagissey Feast Week. Running from 23rd - 29th June 2024, the annual and much-anticipated event promises to wow the crowds with its spectacular schedule of things to see and do that fuses a spellbinding sense of tradition with contemporary features to uber memorable effect.
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Promising one of the most iconic Christmas light displays in Cornwall, the pretty harbour village of Mousehole is well worth a visit after dark in December.
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Banish the January blues with Cornwall’s exciting entertainment schedule, which offers every type of visitor something to sink their senses into.
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Legend has it that Tom Bawcock took his fishing boat out in a huge storm to save the village from famine, and managed to catch enough fish to feed the entire village. The fish were baked into a pie with
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