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Discover What’s On In Cornwall This April 2026

Step into spring with our handy guide to what’s on in Cornwall this April. From vibrant festivals and Easter celebrations to creative workshops and more – there’s lots to look forward to in the Cornish calendar.

3rd April: AberFest

Where: Falmouth

AberFest returns to Falmouth for a vibrant celebration of Cornish and Breton culture, bringing the town alive with traditional music, dance and community spirit. Expect colourful dance displays on The Moor, live folk performances in local venues and an evening of lively ceilidh and Fest Noz dancing. This much-loved festival celebrates the historic Celtic connections between Cornwall and Brittany in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere.

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3rd-20th April: Easter at The Greenbank

Where: Water’s Edge restaurant, Falmouth

Celebrate Easter at The Greenbank with indulgent seasonal dining overlooking the harbour. From beautifully crafted afternoon teas filled with sweet treats and savoury delights to a special Easter Sunday lunch, it’s the perfect excuse to gather with family and friends. With panoramic waterfront views and a relaxed atmosphere, it’s a truly memorable way to enjoy the spring holidays.

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7th April: Children’s sea creature pottery workshop

Where: The Poly, Falmouth

Perfect for little creatives, this hands-on pottery workshop at The Poly invites children to craft their own sea creature-inspired creations. Guided by experienced tutors, participants can explore clay techniques while taking inspiration from Cornwall’s marine life. It’s a fun, imaginative session that encourages creativity and learning through play.

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10th – 11th April: Wonderfal

Where: Falmouth

Wonderfal transforms Falmouth into a playground of creativity and discovery, with a packed programme of performances, workshops and interactive experiences for all ages. Celebrating imagination and the arts, the event brings together local talent and unique experiences across the town, making it a highlight of the spring calendar.

With plenty of equipment to spare, and a pasty and drink for all helpers, why not come and join us?

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11th & 25th April: Spring watercolours for beginners

Where: The Lost Gardens of Heligan

Set within the beautiful surroundings of The Lost Gardens of Heligan, this relaxed watercolour workshop is perfect for beginners looking to capture the colours of spring. Guided by expert tuition, you’ll learn basic techniques while drawing inspiration from blooming gardens and natural landscapes. A calming and creative way to spend time immersed in nature.

Step into spring

17th April: Cornish Spring Tasting Evening

Where: The Falmouth

Celebrate the flavours of the season with a Cornish Spring Tasting Evening at The Falmouth. Showcasing the very best local produce, this special event offers a curated menu paired with carefully selected drinks, highlighting fresh, seasonal ingredients. It’s an ideal experience for food lovers looking to enjoy Cornwall’s culinary excellence.

21st April: Botanical Inks Workshop

Where: Trebah Gardens

Discover the art of natural ink-making at Trebah Garden in this unique botanical workshop. Using plants and natural materials, participants will create their own inks while learning about traditional techniques and the colours found in nature. Set within one of Cornwall’s most stunning gardens, it’s an inspiring and creative experience.

Get creative

24th – 26th April: Porthleven Food Festival

Where: Porthleven

A firm favourite in Cornwall’s foodie calendar, Porthleven Food Festival returns for a delicious three-day celebration by the harbour. Expect street food stalls, artisan producers, chef demonstrations and live music, all set against a stunning coastal backdrop. With plenty for families and food lovers alike, it’s a true feast for the senses.

Dive in

26th April: Trevithick Day

Where: Camborne

Trevithick Day celebrates Cornwall’s rich engineering heritage in honour of Camborne-born inventor Richard Trevithick. The day features a lively parade of steam engines, vintage vehicles, music and entertainment, creating a fantastic community atmosphere. It’s a unique opportunity to experience Cornwall’s industrial history brought to life.

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25th April: ‘Allo ‘Allo & Fawlty Towers Comedy Evening

Where: The Falmouth

Step into an evening of classic British comedy with this themed dining experience inspired by ‘Allo ‘Allo and Fawlty Towers. Expect plenty of laughs, interactive performances and a delicious meal as iconic characters bring chaos and comedy to your table. A brilliant night out for fans of nostalgic humour and theatrical dining.

An evening to remember

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