What's On Cornwall

Get closer to nature at Britain’s most southerly point. The unique geology and maritime climate makes Lizard Point a perfect environment for a variety of flora and fauna.

Can you speak Cornish' This exhibition explores the Cornish language, it’s history and how people in the Tintagel area would have used it. Impress your friends with a fact you learn here. Booking Not Needed. Family friendly. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Adventure down to Cotehele Mill on Thursdays and Sundays to see the mill in action. The millers grind organic wholemeal flour. You can watch the grinding and bagging on Thursdays and Sundays (water dependent) and buy a bag to take home. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

If you’d like to find out more about Lanhydrock’s beautiful listed garden, then come along to one of our free garden tours. Volunteer guides lead you around the formal garden on most weekdays, sharing their knowledge and answering your questions.

Celebrate the native bluebells that cover Godolphin Woods with our trails, activities and displays. Learn all about this native wildflower during the bluebell festival at Godolphin. Stroll through the tranquil woods to admire the carpet of blue.

Celebrating the 100th anniversary of women securing the vote, ’I Dare’ tells the story of how, in 1931, the ’straightforward and modest’ Ida Copeland defeated fascist Oswald Mosley to become MP for Stoke-on-Trent.

A unique chance to experience life beyond the castle walls and meet one of the gardening team, including Head Gardener Lottie Allen. Learn what the four strong team do day-to-day and hear about the history and current design of the garden. Booking Not Needed.

We’re commemorating the 100th anniversary of women gaining a political voice through their right to vote by sharing the stories of some of the women who came before that time, bringing these women out from history’s shadows. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Join guided walk of the Godolphin estate, and discover the varied countryside and history of this important site. Join a guided walk of the wider estate at Godolphin and discover the nature and history at this important site.

Cotehele Gallery is dedicated to exhibiting and selling the work of West Country artists and craft makers. This exhibition features Paul Jackson, one of Britain’s leading ceramicists in a show called ’Madrugada’. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Watch the millers mill on Thursdays and Sundays. The millers grind organic wholemeal flour. You can watch the grinding and bagging on Thursdays and Sundays (water dependent) and buy a bag to take home. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

Cotehele’s First World War exhibition features photos, trench art and personal items loaned from members of the local community. Not many people are aware that Cotehele House is a war memorial.

Unwind to the cool sounds of ’Melange’ a local jazz quartet... Trerice Manor will be hosting a jazz evening with music and dinner in the barn restaurant on 23 March, 20 April, 25 May & 15 June.

Terraced 3 acre woodland garden, full of magnolias, camellias and fruit trees, under-planted with old roses, shrubs and Tamar Valley narcissi. Intensive herbaceous planting provides interest for most of the year, and contrasts with box and holly topiary. Narrow, uneven paths and steps reflect the wild wood atmosphere.

Take on the Trust10 challenge at Godolphin, a free 10k trail running event that allows you to explore the wider estate. Join us on the 4th Sunday of every month and explore Godolphin’s wider estate by taking on this 10k multi-terrain route. Registration is at 8.

Every Avenue Weddings Magazine will be at Carnglaze Caverns on 22nd April 2018, along with some fabulous, reputable wedding service providers, showcasing their services to brides & grooms-to-be. If you are stuck for ideas for your wedding entertainment, then look no further!

Small garden on beautiful Tresillian River Estuary. Small Victorian orchard and nut walk with wild flower areas, wildlife pond, borders and vegetable patch. Steep paths and steps but plenty of seats, affording places of rest and views down the river. There’s a swing and trampoline for the children.

Join family and friends for a stroll around garden and estate, finishing off with a hearty roast within the Barn Restaurant or The Edgcumbe tea-room on Cotehele Quay. Happiness is a Sunday roast, drop by to the Barn Restaurant or pre-book a seat at The Edgcumbe tea-room on Cotehele Quay.

We’re teaming up with the Plastic Movement for a spring beach clean across all our beaches, collecting loads of beach rubbish. We’re starting at Duckpool, then Sandymouth and finishing off at Northcott Mouth. Join us for one or all of the beach cleans. Booking Not Needed.

Climb aboard the 22ft ’Nancy Belle’ and take a ride up the river. Starting from Cotehele Quay the ’Shamrock’s’ support boat, ’Nancy Belle’, will head up the river Tamar past riverside woodlands, under the railway viaduct, past Calstock and deeper into the valley towards...

Learn the history of Trerice’s archaeology with a specially scheduled volunteer walking tour of Trerice and discover it’s history as a medieval manor farm. Booking Not Needed.

Presented here is a unique opportunity to hear a comprehensive selection of chart hits America’s biggest pop band ever recorded including: God Only Knows - Good Vibrations - I Get Around - Surfin’ USA - Fun Fun Fun - California Girls - Sloop John B and many more that you will surely know and by the end of the evening

A chance to discover the beautiful bluebells at Lanhydrock on this guided walk on the estate, followed by lunch in the restaurant. Booking Essential. Phone: 01208 265950.

Beautiful, unique, 3 acre cliffside garden overlooking Lamorna Cove. Planting started in 1998, mainly S-hemisphere shrubs and exotics with hydrangeas, camellias and rhododendrons. Woodland area with tree ferns set against large granite outcrops. Garden terraced with steep steps and paths.

Love Vintage shopping, drinking gin & listening to jazz music? Then don’t miss this Vintage inspired weekend which includes swing dancing demos, Jazz music, brocante marketplace, gin masterclasses and much more!

Romantic garden at the end of winding lanes, surrounding C17 pink brick castle on a peninsula in R Lynher. Old apple trees with bulbs, woodland garden with fritillaries, camellias and rhododendrons. Extraordinary 1960s shell house on edge of formal garden.

Love Vintage shopping, drinking gin & listening to jazz music? Then don’t miss this Vintage inspired weekend which includes swing dancing demos, Jazz music, brocante marketplace, gin masterclasses and much more!

Isolated granite cottage in 2 acres. Intimate flower and vegetable garden. Bridge over stream to large pond and primrose path through semi-wild bog area. Hillside with grass paths among native and exotic trees. Many camellias and rhododendrons. Mixed shrubs and herbaceous beds, wild flower glade, spring bulbs.

Cotehele Gallery is dedicated to exhibiting and selling the work of West Country artists and craft makers. This exhibition features Paul Jackson, one of Britain’s leading ceramicists in a show called ’Madrugada’. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

We’re commemorating the 100th anniversary of women gaining a political voice through their right to vote by sharing the stories of some of the women who came before that time, bringing these women out from history’s shadows. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

The bluebell display at Glendurgan is not to be missed and is one of the highlights of the year in the garden. Take a walk around this wonderful valley garden and enjoy the sight of hundreds of beautiful bluebells as well as many other spring flowers at this lovely time of year. Booking Not Needed.

Open to everyone. Bring your own craft and share the companionship of like minded people. Knitting, sewing, crochet, card making, anything you like. Admission £1, includes tea/coffee. First and Third Wednesday every month.

This year marks the bicentenary of Humphry Repton who designed the spectacular landscaped garden at Antony. This walk and talk with the garden team will give you an insight into the celebrated designer. The tour includes a rare opportunity to view the Bath House. Donations welcome. Booking Not Needed.

Join us for a guided coastal wildlife walk. On route you will be introduced to local wildflowers, Atlantic grey seals and the history of the Cornish choughs with the possibility of seeing them too.

In 2016 the new committee took the May Fair back to the town and back to its community roots. After two years with overwhelming positive feedback from residents, businesses, exhibitors and the wider community it will remain in the town for 2018.

Help us keep Hemmick beach beautiful. Can you spare half an hour or so to help us keep Hemmick beach looking beautiful, and safer for wildlife' Booking Not Needed. Children welcome with a supervising adult. Dogs on leads welcome.

Take the opportunity to discover this important historic house in Cornwall, during the house open week. The historic Godolphin house is open; soak up the atmosphere and history as you wander through each room.

Join in the St Agnes Bolster pageant at Chapel Porth. Organised by the local community, join in the St Agnes Bolster pageant on the cliff tops above and down around Chapel Porth. Be immersed in the legend of the Giant Bolster as told by the St Agnes villagers. Booking Not Needed. Children very welcome.

Whether you’re planning home improvement, preparing a property for letting, undertaking an extension, renovation or self-build project, considering renewable energy solutions, looking for inspiration or simply to explore new ideas, this is the show for you!

Come and join us on Saturday 5th May 11am to 4.30pm at the Port Eliot Estate, all the family are invited, four legged friends included!

Monthly market found in the heart of Lostwithiel - Cornwalls Antiques Town. Free adjacent carpark Entry by donation to Childrens Hospice South West

Enjoy an evening of rockabilly, swing, blues and boogie performed by The Cotton Club while enjoying a delicious two course meal followed by coffee and mints in the barn restaurant at Trerice. Booking Essential. Phone: 01637 875404.

Come and view the exhibition in the King’s Room which is part of the Groundwork season of international contemporary art in Cornwall, organised by the Helston-based arts organisation CAST.

Find out all there is to know about bees and beekeeping from a local expert. Join a presentation by local beekeeper Tim Payne from City Bees and find out about the ancient art of beekeeping. Talks at 2pm, 2.45pm and 3.30pm. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Join family and friends for a stroll around garden and estate, finishing off with a hearty roast within the Barn Restaurant or The Edgcumbe tea-room on Cotehele Quay. Happiness is a Sunday roast, drop by to the Barn Restaurant or pre-book a seat at The Edgcumbe tea-room on Cotehele Quay.

8½-acre elevated valley garden paddocks; woodland; kitchen garden and ornamental areas. The ornamental garden consists of 2 plantsman areas with specialist trees and shrubs; walled rose garden; ornamental garden with water features and rockery.

Overlooking the beautiful Carminowe Valley towards Loe Pool this abundant garden combines native oak woodland, babbling brook and large natural pond with more formal areas. Wild flower meadow, mown pathways, shrubberies, orchard, nectar beds, cutting garden, kitchen garden, summerhouse.

Cottage style garden, about 0.3 acre, arranged with separate spaces. First an area of landscaped dry planting and a small pond. Outside the front door the theme is tropical with various palms, yuccas, agave and cannas. S-facing rear garden with views across the R Lynher valley, and sun terraces with plenty of seating.

Gently sloping, S-facing 2½ acre Cornish garden, with mature trees and shrubs. Bluebell woods, a haven for wildlife, and apple orchard which is particularly pretty with primroses, daffodils and bluebells in spring. Pond and vegetable garden. Sadly the garden is not suitable for wheelchair users due to gravel paths.

20 acres surrounded by parkland and woods with magnificent trees, flowering shrubs and stunning views. The gardens are set amongst mature trees which provide the backcloth for exotic spring flowering shrubs, woodland plants, with newly-planted magnolias and a fine collection of hydrangeas.

Soak in fantastic views and fresh air whilst helping to keep this beautiful beach clean. We meet in the afternoon on the first Monday each month. Gloves, bags and litter-pickers provided. Just bring your enthusiasm to help out for an hour or so. Booking Not Needed.

Soak in fantastic views and fresh air whilst helping to keep this beautiful beach clean. We meet in the morning on the first Monday each month at 10am. Gloves, bags and litter-pickers provided. Just bring your enthusiasm to help out for an hour or so. Booking Not Needed.

Gardened by one family for over 80yrs; mature trees, shrubs and plants (many unusual, many variegated). Once most televised Cornish garden. Now revived and rejuvenated and still a plantsman’s delight, full of character.

Step back in time to sixteenth century Cornwall with Trerice Costume Group by trying on recreated period clothes. Booking Not Needed. Children are welcome accompanied by an adult.

Help us celebrate, as it is 50 years since the National Trust first acquired Predannack Wollas on the West Coast of the Lizard Peninsula. Join the Lead Ranger for a guided walk.

Pull on your trainers and join in a run around Godrevy with the Freedom Racing team. http://bit.ly/2qtb7b8. A more or less 10k run around Godrevy dunes, headland and coastpath. Breath-taking views and lots of fun. Booking Essential. Phone: 07818 416930. children welcome with an adult. Dogs on leads welcome.

Cotehele’s First World War exhibition features photos, trench art and personal items loaned from members of the local community. Not many people are aware that Cotehele House is a war memorial.

Adventure down to Cotehele Mill on Thursdays and Sundays to see the mill in action. The millers grind organic wholemeal flour. You can watch the grinding and bagging on Thursdays and Sundays (water dependent) and buy a bag to take home. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

Join guided walk of the Godolphin estate, and discover the varied countryside and history of this important site. Join a guided walk of the wider estate at Godolphin and discover the nature and history at this important site.

Watch the millers mill on Thursdays and Sundays. The millers grind organic wholemeal flour. You can watch the grinding and bagging on Thursdays and Sundays (water dependent) and buy a bag to take home. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

The South West Coast Path is enjoyed by thousands of walkers each year but takes a lot of maintenance to keep it in good shape. Why not lend us a hand for a few hours and get stuck in with a spade or mattock, repairing steps, drainage and improving the surface of the footpath. No experience necessary.

We are delighted to present our next Carn to Cove Show at Helland Village Hall, Great Expectations by Charles Dickens and Rabbit Theatre! Pip, a seven year old orphan visits his mother’s grave. A frightening encounter with an escaped convict begins a series of events that will change his life forever.

From the Jam with Bruce Foxton + support. Artists performing: From The Jam.: Tickets avaiable.

Historic landscape gardens featuring ponds, streams, cascades, rocks and woodlands, including fine American trees, bluebells in spring, ornamental walled garden and private garden at Lemarne (best seen in autumn). Allow at least 1 hour for a circular walk. Some steep and rough paths, which can be slippery when wet.

Discover an oasis of tranquillity in a Japanese-style Cornish garden, set in approx one acre. Spectacular Japanese maples and azaleas, symbolic teahouse, koi pond, bamboo grove, stroll, woodland, zen and moss gardens. A place made for contemplation and meditation. Adm free to gift shop, bonsai and plant areas.

Come along and find out more about St Anthony Head; the place, the people, the wildlife and the history. Hidden under tons of earth for decades, the battery at St Anthony Head was pretty forgotten.

If you missed the Volunteer Open Day but are looking for something to do in the summer holidays or make some new friends then this could be the opportunity for you. Antony are hosting four drop-in sessions for you to find out about our opportunities.

Evening of Mediumship with Psychic Medium Nikki Kitt Psychic Medium Nikki Kitt is a Spiritualist Medium who is currently touring the UK with Psychic / Mediumship Evenings.

Go back in time to the swinging sixties and take part in a 60s Murder Mystery at Trerice. Over a groovy three course dinner you will meet a host of suspicious characters. There’ll be peace, love and murder as the evening unfolds. Who will be the best sleuth on the night' Booking Essential.

Bring you family along to our annual fundraising fun day. We have lots planned for the day including animal encounters with Hendra Farm, bouncy castle, pillow wars, sumo wrestling inflatables, fete games, raffle, free craft tent, teddy & bottle tombola, free soft play, free outdoor games, pony rides, face painting,...

Romantic 1½-acre artists garden set in tranquil woodland. Naturalistic cottage garden planting surrounds the C18 fairytale cottage. Imaginative design, intense colour and scent, bees and butterflies. Unusual shade plants, acers and ferns. Fantastic range of plants and statues on display and for sale.

Smugglers, murders and eerie voices.....what awaits us as we host a ghost hunt experience at one of the worlds most haunted venues, the Jamaica inn! The Jamaica inn has become known world wide for its huge amount of paranormal activity.

See the house adorned with rag rugs made by Debbie Hastings and learn how this traditional form of up-cycling can create almost anything you put your mind to, what will you create from rags' Booking Not Needed. Family friendly. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Join us for a guided walk on the Lizard NNR to see wild Cornish choughs. On route you will be introduced to the choughs and some of the other fantastic wildlife that surrounds Lizard Point.

Unwind to the cool sounds of ’Melange’ a local jazz quartet... Trerice Manor will be hosting a jazz evening with music and dinner in the barn restaurant on 23 March, 20 April, 25 May & 15 June.

Bude and Stratton Folk Festival is a friendly mix of folk events held on the late May Bank Holiday weekend 25-28 May 2018. It features music, song, dance, and storytelling, and there is a small programme of children’s events.

Get out-and-about at Lanhydrock as a family following this fun activity trail through the grounds. Booking Not Needed.

Roll up roll up, Circus Skills week is back at Flambards! Enjoy daily shows from our lineup of acrobats, jugglers and clowns and get hands on in the workshop sessions where you can learn the tricks for yourself. Check out the website for what’s on when!

Complete one of the 50 things activities this half-term by completed our new 50 things garden or countryside trail. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Join a National Trust ranger for a walk around the spectacular Pentire headland, just a few miles west of Port Quin. Learn about the array of wildflowers associated with the maritime grasslands here, that are managed for nature conservation. The route is approximately 6.5km, with some steep coast path walking.

Join a storytelling walk during May half term and discover what life would have been like at Godolphin when it was bustling with farm activity! Join a storytelling walk during May half term and discover what life would have been like at Godolphin when it was bustling with farm activity!

Keep your minis busy this half term with garden trails, den building and seed planting. Garden Trail Sun 27 May - Sun 3 Jun (excluding closed days), Flower Pots and Seed Planting Mon 28 May, Den Building Thu 31 May. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Take on the Trust10 challenge at Godolphin, a free 10k trail running event that allows you to explore the wider estate. Join us on the 4th Sunday of every month and explore Godolphin’s wider estate by taking on this 10k multi-terrain route. Registration is at 8.

The 7-acre garden surrounds a beautiful C15 barn and lichened stone outbuildings. It has been expanded and rejuvenated with new plantings to suit the varied levels and soil types, including woodland and pond areas, herbaceous border, little orchard and vegetable plot, and raised beds massed with flowers for cutting (a...

Time to pick up your trusty trail stick and head off on an exploration of the garden with the help of our trail. There’ll be activities to do on route and mementos to take home of your epic journey. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

Can you find the pictures hidden around Glendurgan and identify which garden feature is in each image' The valley garden has many interesting and quirky features including the famous maze. Each picture on this May half-term trail shows a magnified view of part of a garden feature.

Junior gardeners are invited to join our Gardening Team and learn a little about the lush sub-tropical garden. Kids will be able to pot-up a sempervivum - a succulent that grows in the St Michael’s Mount garden. The sempervivum succulent is commonly known as the houseleek, or the ’liveforever’.

Discover the cold war secrets hidden up on Nare Head. Join our tours by local expert Lawrence Holmes and find out the stories behind what went on in a nuclear bunker as well as the nearby, strangely named, starfish bunker.

Take a ride behind a scale traction engine and see the Puffing Devil in steam. There will be working steam models on display as well as card model making and dressing up. Refreshments and local cake will be available in our marquee. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Do your bit for the marine environment and join us for a couple of hours litter picking on the beach at Holywell (10am - 12pm) or the more secluded Polly Joke (1.30 - 3pm). Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

Local geology expert Jane Anderson will be leading a walk at nearby Trevose Head. Interpret the landscape from a different perspective, with a popular local geology expert who will guide us through the geological history of the area around Trevose Headland. Booking Essential. Phone: 01208 863046.

Join Deborah Hastings and the rag rug volunteers and have a go at this age-old art of up-cycling left-over fabrics into soft furnishings for the home. NB there may be a small charge for some materials used. Booking Not Needed. Family friendly. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Get closer to nature at Britain’s most southerly point. The unique geology and maritime climate makes Lizard Point a perfect environment for a variety of flora and fauna.

The National Trust, Cornwall Wildlife Trust and Polzeath Marine Conservation Group among many others are joining forces to bring you a Marine Day you will never forget.

1½-acre plantsmans garden with fern-rich rockery, water and kitchen gardens, daffodils, roses and shrubs. It is remarkable for its aura of peace and tranquillity, but its air of antiquity is deceptive as it was the lifetime creation of Martin Appleton and his family.

Wednesday 6th June Start time – 19.30 5k (or just over 3 miles) is an achievable distance for all ages and abilities. You can take part however you like and choose to run, jog or walk your way around the course. We are pleased to announce that this event is returning to the area since being paused in 2015!

Infuse your senses with colour and scent in the unique sub-tropical gardens basking in the mild climate and salty breeze. Clinging to granite slopes the terraced beds tier steeply to the ocean’s edge, boasting tender exotics from places such as Mexico, the Canary Islands and South Africa.

Saltash Regatta is one of the most colourful events held in Cornwall and certainly for South East Cornwall is the most popular annual Regatta.

Mary Newman’s is a delightful Elizabethan cottage and garden - reputedly the home of Sir Francis Drake’s first wife, Mary Newman.

5 acre landscaped Georgian rectory garden; tranquil rural setting; spacious lawns. Tree collection; rhododendrons; sunken cobbled yard and formal walled rose garden. Trickle stream to ponds and bog. Natural woodland walk together with recently planted small garden around new house.

Homemade Soup, Dessert, Tea/Coffee Contact Jenny on 01566 773206 Please book if possible as it helps with the catering. Thank you.

Join Chapterhouse Theatre Company this summer as Elinor and Marianne Dashwood make their first forays into the exciting world of Regency society.

Old stone cottage with 2 studios overlooking cliffs and sea, set in 1½ acres of gardens - cottage, small wood and Blue Circle garden (RHS Chelsea 2001) constructed in colour concrete. Owner has a national reputation for her sculpture in concrete, and sculptures all around occupy small spaces or command a view.

3-acre riverside garden some 20 yrs old specialising in trees and shrubs chosen for their flowers, foliage and form, embracing a Gothic lodge remodelled in 2016. Magnolias and camellias, prunus and pieris, azaleas and rhododendrons, paulownias and viburnums, with cornus, davidias and stewartia later.

Situated on the beautiful Roseland Peninsula, this one acre garden is a plantsman’s paradise. Planted for year round interest and divided into rooms, its dense planting of shrubs and herbaceous perennials, underplanted with bulbs, provides colourful and intriguing surprises around every corner.

2 acre garden, substantially re-landscaped and planted - mostly over last 5 yrs. To the side of the C17/C18 house, a wooded bank drops down to walled kitchen garden and hot garden. In front, sweeping yew hedges and paths define oval lawns and broad mixed borders.

The 1-acre garden is a mass of rambling roses and clematis. Ponds and borders alike are filled with plants, many rarely seen in gardens. National Collection of clematis viticella cvs can be seen in garden and display tunnel, along with a huge range of other climbing plants.

Next to medieval church and on the site of an old rectory and there are still signs in places of that long gone building. A garden full of surprises, formal paths and steps lead up from the flower beds to extensive vegetable and soft fruit area.

Essentially a plantsman’s garden. Winding paths take you through a series of themed rooms housing both familiar and rare and unusual plants. Higher up, a wild flower garden leads through a formal rose garden to a raised viewpoint with spectacular views of Caradon Hill and Bodmin Moor.

4 acres round C17 farmhouse in peaceful pastoral setting. Yr-round interest. Emphasis on tender, unusual plants, structure and form. C16 courtyard, listed garden walls, yew rooms, vegetable garden, traditional potting shed, orchard, new woodland area with childrens’ interest, palm and gravel garden.

We’re commemorating the 100th anniversary of women gaining a political voice through their right to vote by sharing the stories of some of the women who came before that time, bringing these women out from history’s shadows. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

acre cottage garden, designed and completely maintained by the owners over the past 25 yrs. Many seating areas - down by the river, in courtyard garden, fire pit corner, and on rose terrace. Wisteria walk, potting shed, greenhouse, summerhouse, office (once the tree house!

It’s our annual Crystals and Crafts Show. Open from 10am till 5pm the show is a culmination of months of planning. The stalls range from minerals, gems and fossils from International and National traders complimented with many local crafts, as well as faery fun!

Created by artist owner, the 2 acre garden surrounding the Georgian house has been designed to create dazzling displays of vivid colour and plant harmonies. Each garden room is designed with a different palette of colour. For the opening in July the Vean garden and walled garden will be looking their best.

Small town garden developed over 5yrs by enthusiastic amateur gardeners. Herbaceous borders, rockery. Tropicals incl bananas, gingers and senecio. Stream and water features. Roof gardens. Butterfly house new this year. Many areas to sit and view.

Brunel’s GWR viaduct is a magnificent backdrop to this all yr-round garden created by the current owners over the past 30 years. Both sun and shade plantings with significant herbaceous borders and an extensive rockery.

Stithians Show which was established in 1834 is one of the largest one day agricultural shows in the Country. Permanent Showground with good road structure. Ample free car parking.

Following his successful concerts in 2016 and 2017 at Carnglaze Caverns, Sika will be creating another enchanting concert within the Caverns, playing live his Didjeridoos, Flutes, Drums, Rattles and Stones.

Start the summer right by coming along to this amazing tribute to ABBA! Sing and dance to all the hits, while enjoying our underground bar!

Annual Charity Truck Show in aid of Children’s Hospice South West and Cornwall Air Ambulance, loads of HGV and light commercial vehicles on display, radio control truck display, kids entertainment and refreshments. Camping available on site with live evening entertainment.

Beautiful, unique, 3 acre cliffside garden overlooking Lamorna Cove. Planting started in 1998, mainly S-hemisphere shrubs and exotics with hydrangeas, camellias and rhododendrons. Woodland area with tree ferns set against large granite outcrops. Garden terraced with steep steps and paths.

Join us for a traditional Garden Fete with an array of Vintage, artisan & gift stalls, live music, dog show, children’s entertainment, traditional games, refreshments and lots more!

1920s coastal garden with some original features; extensively replanted by current owners over past 15 yrs. Agapanthus, hemerocallis, anemone, hydrangea, cordyline, trachycarpus thrive.

Located 300ft up NE side of Tregonning Hill this small (less than 1 acre) maturing garden will hopefully inspire those thinking of making a garden from nothing more than a pond and copse of trees (in 2009).

Romantic 1½-acre artists garden set in tranquil woodland. Naturalistic cottage garden planting surrounds the C18 fairytale cottage. Imaginative design, intense colour and scent, bees and butterflies. Unusual shade plants, acers and ferns. Fantastic range of plants and statues on display and for sale.

Enjoy a full day out at Flambards followed by the Fireworks Spectacular in the evening. Be entertained by the Robbie Williams Tribute, take a spin on the rides in the dark then watch the Fireworks Spectacular light up the Cornish sky!

Enjoy music from the incredibly talented, local girl, Daisy Clarke who will be performing at Flambards this August on the Monday 13th, Monday 20th and Monday 27th with shows at 1pm and 3pm.

Enjoy a full day out at Flambards followed by the Fireworks Spectacular in the evening. Have a dance and sing-a-long to the Taylor Swift Tribute, take a spin on the rides in the dark then watch the Fireworks Spectacular light up the Cornish sky!

Enjoy a full day out at Flambards followed by the Fireworks Spectacular in the evening. Watch the diva in action with the incredible Beyoncé Tribute, take a spin on the rides in the dark then watch the Fireworks Spectacular light up the Cornish sky!

Magnificent 20 acre colour garden incl sweeping hydrangea drive to Georgian manor (not open). Herbaceous walled garden, potager with vegetables and picking flowers; 3 lakes in valley planted with ornamental grasses, perennials and South African flowers. A ’must see’ for all seasons colour.

Enjoy a full day out at Flambards followed by the Fireworks Spectacular in the evening. Sing along to pop sensation Justin Bieber’s best hits with an incredible tribute performance, take a spin on the rides in the dark then watch the Fireworks Spectacular light up the Cornish sky!

Enjoy a full day out at Flambards followed by the Fireworks Spectacular in the evening. Join in with the lively Bruno Mars Tribute act, take a spin on the rides in the dark then watch the Fireworks Spectacular light up the Cornish sky!

Enjoy a full day out at Flambards followed by the Fireworks Spectacular in the evening. Sing along to pop sensation Ariana Grande best hits with an incredible tribute performance, take a spin on the rides in the dark then watch the Fireworks Spectacular light up the Cornish sky!

We’re commemorating the 100th anniversary of women gaining a political voice through their right to vote by sharing the stories of some of the women who came before that time, bringing these women out from history’s shadows. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Enjoy a full day out at Flambards followed by the Fireworks Spectacular in the evening. Sing along to your favourite Take That hits with a special performance from a Gary Barlow Tribute, take a spin on the rides in the dark then watch the Fireworks Spectacular light up the Cornish sky!

Date: Sunday 2 Sep 2018 Time: from 10:30 Pretty Muddy® isn’t like any other fundraising event. It’s a muddy 5k obstacle course that women of any ability can climb over, crawl under, and charge through. The Cornwall Pretty Muddy route takes a scenic single-lap through Stithians Showground.

Date: Sunday 2 Sep 2018 Time: from 09:45 Race for Life Pretty Muddy Kids is our brilliant muddy obstacle course just for the little ones. They can take on the obstacles, crawl through the mud pit and have fun with friends, all the while helping raise valuable funds for BEATING CANCER.

Historic landscape gardens featuring ponds, streams, cascades, rocks and woodlands, including fine American trees, bluebells in spring, ornamental walled garden and private garden at Lemarne (best seen in autumn). Allow at least 1 hour for a circular walk. Some steep and rough paths, which can be slippery when wet.

Bead & Pearl Supplies for the Home Jewellery Maker Many different gemstone beads like jade, turquoise, pearls, agates, jasper, carnelian, coral etc. Plus original semi-precious & pearl necklace designed by MiMi. Free Entry, Free Refreshments & Free Gifts!

The CAMRA Kernow Falmouth Festival will feature more than 240 fantastic Real Ales from local & national breweries & microbreweries with more than 60 Real Ciders & Perries and a range of Bottled Beers, Continental bottled Beers & Wines. Festival themed glasses offer measures of a pint, 1/2 pint & 1/3 pint.

The Explosive Light Orchestra-Performed by Symphonika reproduce the exciting works of ELO live. Receiving praise and accolades from public and press alike.

We’re commemorating the 100th anniversary of women gaining a political voice through their right to vote by sharing the stories of some of the women who came before that time, bringing these women out from history’s shadows. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

The full line-up over the three days is as follows: FRIDAY Focus (Netherlands) – Aynsley Lister – John Verity Band – Storm Warning – Federal Charm – Chris King Robinson SATURDAY Thorbjørn Risager & the Black Tornado (Denmark) - Grainne Duffy (Ireland) – Steve Hill (Canada) – The Luke Doherty Band (Wales)

The Story Of The Beach Boys® A Tribute Presented here is a unique opportunity to hear a comprehensive selection of chart hits America’s biggest pop band ever recorded including: God Only Knows - Good Vibrations - I Get Around - Surfin’ USA - Fun Fun Fun - California Girls - Sloop John B and many more that you will

It’s our annual Alternative Christmas Present Show ! Open from 10am – 5pm the Show is a culmination of months of planning! The stalls range from minerals and fossils with local crafts from over the South West. So whether you are looking for family Christmas treats or presents for everyone, do come along!

Following very successful concerts over the past three years, we are pleased to confirm that Mad Dog Mcrea return to perform in The Rum Store, Carnglaze Caverns, for what will be a memorable evening as our Christmas concert.