Discover What’s On In Cornwall In June 2024

Explore the history of witchcraft, folklore, and superstitions with this insightful talk at The Poly in Falmouth. Topics include societal perceptions and the treatment of those rumoured to hold magical powers over the past few centuries. The talk will cover different roles in witchcraft, from pellers and conjurors to charmers and witches. It will also discuss the superstitions that still remain today in the 21st century.

Perfect your penmanship with The Poly’s modern calligraphy workshop. Suitable for beginners, over the course of two hours you will be taught the basics of letter forming using a traditional dip ink pen to create gift tags and bookmarks. A therapeutic and relaxing way to spend an evening learning a new skill. A glass of Prosecco and snacks are included, along with all the materials and equipment needed.

Recognised as having some of the best sailing waters in the world, Falmouth will once again welcome the breathtaking spectacle that is the Falmouth Classics regatta. Since it began in 1987, it has steadily grown to be one of the largest classic sailing events in the UK. Delight in this unique experience as the boats sail past over three days of racing, and see them in their full glory during the Parade of Classic Boats and the Small Classic Boat Parade. Just in time for the Sea Shanty Festival, The Greenbank makes for a wonderful vantage point for uninterrupted views out over the harbour for a weekend filled with all things nautical.

A tradition in the West Cornish coastal town of Penzance since 1991, Golowan Festival is the UK’s second biggest street festival. Celebrate with ten days of performances, parades, fairs, and fireworks. This year’s theme is ‘Together, We Shine’, with the aim to illuminate the organisations and individuals who have inspired or uplifted the community.

Last but not least on our guide to what’s on in Cornwall in June is the annual Mevagissey Feast Week. Featuring cooking demonstrations, live music, plenty of seafood, flora dances, boat races, and children’s entertainment. Head down to Mevagissey to see the fishing port come to life.