Events in Cornwall
Cornwall is an amazing holiday destination, filled with events and activities. There really is no bad time to visit the south west – with stunning sands, gorgeous coastline and eye-watering beauty available at any time of the year. But visit in June and you can enjoy the warm welcome of summer before the crowds.
Needless to say, June is an amazing time to visit with lots of amazing events and activities to enjoy. Here are a few recommendations for great ways to spend your time outside of Landal Gwel an Mor.
Golowan Festival, Penzance 21-30 June 2019
A fantastic celebration that puts a modern spin on local heritage, Golowan’s festival once saw flaming tar barrels carried down the street. Today’s event is a more modern, and slightly safer, affair with music, fireworks, a parade and performances.

The Great Estate Festival, Redruth 31 May-2 June 2019
The Scorrier Estate offers a refined backdrop to this ‘rambunctious garden fete’ in the Cornish countryside. Headliners James enliven Saturday night, and the vintage fairground, woodland silent disco, secret gin garden, Whispering Woods and much more will keep you busy during the day.

Fal River Festival, Falmouth 24 May-2 June 2019
This 10 day festival makes great use of its stunning waterside setting to truly offer something for everyone. Find filmic fun through Cornwall’s only floating cinema, take a gentle gin cruise on the Fal Estuary and enjoy all kinds of food events and awesome activities. With loads to enjoy in the surrounding area, you will perfect family fun in Falmouth.

Heartlands Food Festival, Pool 22 and 23 June
‘Food and family’, it’s a great ethos, and there’s nowhere better to enjoy it than this feast-ival in the village of Pool. Street food stalls line the street, offering all kinds of amazing delicacies. With live music, demos and a Children’s Garden full of activities, games, crafts and inflatables, there’s plenty to keep everyone entertained. Don’t forget your appetites!

Royal Cornwall Show, Wadebridge 6-8 June
A regal highlight of the Cornish calendar, the RCS has been celebrating Cornwall’s countryside since the 18th century. Find fabulous flower tents, live shows and demos, then enjoy some amazing local food and entertainment. This is a huge event, attracting well over 100,000 visitors, and not to missed!
