Events & Things To Do in Cornwall (Autumn 2016)
A list of Cornish events and festivities to add to your calendar this Autumn!
There’s nothing like a good selection of Autumnal events and festivals to get you in the seasonal mood! If you love Autumn in all its Cornish glory, you definitely need to check these out:
Oktoberfest Truro
7th – 8th October @ 7pm, Truro Piazza, 18+
A Bavarian celebration involving beer, food and music, all sponsored by Skinners Brewery. If you fancy a bit of a piss up to the sound of a brass oompah band, then get yo’ tickets here: https://mada.tickethive.co.uk/oktoberfest.
Kehelland Apple Day
8th October @ 11am – 5pm, Kehelland Trust Camborne
A more family-friendly event, the Kehelland Apple Day always reminds me of Autumn days as a child drinking fresh apple juice and making Halloween crafts! If you like the idea of cider tasting, delicious food, craft stalls, celtic music and all the apple juice you can drink, head to http://kehellandtrust.org.uk/apple-day-2016-8th-october-11am-until-5pm/ for the full event details!
Falmouth Oyster Festival
13th – 16th October @ 10am – 11pm, Event Square Falmouth
Please Note: You don’t have to love oysters to enjoy this event! In fact, I hate them – bleh. But don’t worry, no-one’s gonna force them on you; it’s a general celebration of quality seafood and cooking, so you can expect chef demonstrations, live music, sustainability talks and (of course) a wide variety of tasty seafood to eat (not just oysters!). Head here for more info: http://falmouthoysterfestival.co.uk/whatson/.
Falmouth Beer Festival
20th – 22nd October @ varying times, Princess Pavillions Falmouth
This post is fast becoming an advert for food an alcohol, but hey – that’s what being Cornish is all about, right? Admission to this tasting event is £10, and includes £6 worth of beer tokens (roughly 3 pints), a commemorative glass and programme – so get your beer geek on! More info here: https://www.visitcornwall.com/whats-on/south-coast/falmouth/falmouth-beer-festival.
Halloweden at Eden Project
22nd – 30th October, Eden Project St. Austell
Keep those pesky kids entertained during half term with fun and festivities at Eden. There will be storytelling and magical performances, and of course the ice rink will be there for the start of the season! Feel free to dress your kids up all cute and scary too <3. Find our more here: http://www.edenproject.com/visit/whats-on/halloweden-october-half-term-cornwall.
Cornwall Film Festival
2nd – 13th November @ varying times, Varying locations
Celebrating local and international filmmaking, the Cornwall Film Festival is a great place to let your true film buff self go crazy! There will be workshops, talks and special screenings of some amazing feature films from independent talent. For a full event guide, go to: http://cornwallfilmfestival.com/cff16/.
Truro City of Lights
23rd November @ 7pm, Lemon Quay Truro
This much anticipated parade through Cornwall’s city marks the beginning of Winter and Christmas festivities – yay! It’s always super busy, but always worth it to see the amazing lanterns that have taken local school children weeks to make! More info at: http://www.cityoflights.org.uk/.
What are your plans this Autumn?
Note: I will be doing a separate post for different places to see fireworks nearer the time, so calm your bonfire-night-loving self down!
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Wow, these sound so festive and lovely! I absolutely adore anything related to holidays so the Halloween and Christmas events here sound so much fun! I especially like the sound of Kehelland Apple Day, Halloweden and the Truro City of Lights – next time I’m down I’m definitely taking a trip to that!
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Ahh I love love love Cornwall in the autumn! Especially the festival of lights! Alice xx
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You coming down for it? Cause you should! :) xx