A free local festival of food and music. created by the people of Porthleven and surrounds. 

Enjoy St Ives Food Festival located on Porthminster Beach. Take full advantage of the lighter evenings offering a packed music line up again alongside daytime artisan tents, food and drinks vendors, live music and food demos. 

Rock Oyster is hosted by a different chef each year and Jack, who is chef director across the Rick Stein restaurant group, is gathering his foodie friends to come and cook up a storm at the festival next year. Expect to see famous restaurants popping up in the Chefs Tipis, demos and masterclasses from some of the UK’s most talented chefs and cooks and long-table feasts by the Camel Estuary.

A spring festival to celebrate the end of winter and mark the arrival of the new vitality and fertility with the trees and flowers bursting into life. The houses and shops of the town are decorated with greenery and floral arrangements to express the spirit of renewal.

Falmouth has a proud and long history as a first safe port of call for deepwater sailing ships. It was here that sailors filled our waterside alehouses with their songs and it is here that those shanties and stories are kept alive to this day. If you listen very carefully as you walk along our seventeenth-century quays you can still hear them singing!

You can expect family friendly activities in the heart of Falmouth town on The Moor, with everything from a large interactive gaming screen to a 40 foot Victorian carousel, alongside an eclectic market and buzzing atmosphere! Combined with evening entertainment, ranging from the famous 80s and 90s night to the RNLI Fun Day, there is a night-time schedule put together by Southwest Bars and Events. Not to mention the marching carnival, firework display and craft markets, the week offers something for everyone!

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