What's On and Things To Do Around Marazion

Did you know that in its heyday, the Mount’s harbourside village was home to over 300 islanders and by 1811, there were 53 houses, 4 streets, 3 schools and 3 public houses' From digging into the history of the village and harbour life, to the conservation of our castle, connect with the island and its

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.

Did you know that in its heyday, the Mount’s harbourside village was home to over 300 islanders and by 1811, there were 53 houses, 4 streets, 3 schools and 3 public houses' From digging into the history of the village and harbour life, to the conservation of our castle, connect with the island and its

Come to The Makers’ Market this Saturday - Mazey Day - at The Exchange. Meet the makers and come away with a lovely object or two. Our cafe will be open serving hot & cold drinks, tasty lunches and plenty of cake! * FREE ENTRY *

An evening of Magick, Mystery, Laughter, Music and Dancing with four amazing acts. Jonah’s Lift an electric, high energy folk/rock band whose music will get you off your feet and dancing.

Organised by Witches for Witches, Pagans and the Curious Over 50 Pagan Themed Stalls 8 talks/Workshops Take your photo with a real Owl Henna, facepainting, hairbraiding There will be a Crystal ball juggler to start proceedings on Saturday morning and Sunday there will be Mead tasting.

Relax in the Orchard to the sound of some of Cornwall’s finest live bands. Bring a rug and make the most of the food and drink for sale, including vegetarian options and a licensed bar. Buy your tickets before the night and save money.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

This summer, Miracle unpacks Chekhov’s bittersweet comedy about a once-wealthy family, whose idleness and extravagance have brought them to the brink of bankruptcy. Obstinate and self-absorbed, they are deaf to the rumblings of change which surrounds them, and unable to accept help when they need it.

Discover the lives of the women that worked at Levant Mine. As part of the Women on the Tin Coast: The Double Shift programme, visit the temporary exhibition at Levant to find out about the women that worked at the mine. Based on the records for Levant Mine from 1844-1920, discover the stories of the bal maidens a.

Discover the lives of the women that worked at Levant Mine. As part of the Women on the Tin Coast: The Double Shift programme, visit the temporary exhibition at Levant to find out about the women that worked at the mine. Based on the records for Levant Mine from 1844-1920, discover the stories of the bal maidens a.

This summer, Miracle unpacks Chekhov’s bittersweet comedy about a once-wealthy family, whose idleness and extravagance have brought them to the brink of bankruptcy. Obstinate and self-absorbed, they are deaf to the rumblings of change which surrounds them, and unable to accept help when they need it.

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.

For the first time in 10 years, Europe’s greatest equestrian theatre show SPIRIT OF THE HORSE is coming to Stithians Showground with a spectacular new production for 2018 – RENAISSANCE.

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.

Step back in time and meet Quaker Anna Maria Fox, the niece of Alfred and Sarah Fox who began Glendurgan in the 1820s.

Enjoy the tranquility of the Olive Grove and School Room in our Silent Space in the garden. Explore the opportunities to reflect without interruptions of daily life! Silent Space is an initiative building on the success of a pilot study last year.

Soak in fantastic views and fresh air whilst helping to keep our beautiful beaches along the Helford River clean. We meet seasonally on a Sunday morning to carry out beach cleans in the North Helford countryside including Durgan beach at the foot of Glendurgan Garden. Gloves, bags and litter-pickers are provided.

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.

THE GOONVREA SINGERs (Director: Joyce Robson Accompanist: Clive Ellison) Will present a lunch time concert in Falmouth Parish Church, with solos; duets; choruses from popular Sacred; British Song; Opera & Musical Theatre repertoire. The concerts commence at 12noon & last for about an hour.

This summer, Miracle unpacks Chekhov’s bittersweet comedy about a once-wealthy family, whose idleness and extravagance have brought them to the brink of bankruptcy. Obstinate and self-absorbed, they are deaf to the rumblings of change which surrounds them, and unable to accept help when they need it.