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Our compact little village has a thriving and creative local community which supports lots of independent shops and businesses.
Add beautiful, dog-friendly beaches, world-class pubs and restaurants, and access to some of the county's most stunning coast path and walks, it's not hard to see why we're so proud of where we live.
Enjoy some of the stunning views in and around St Agnes, and get a taste of the special community atmosphere at events like the Carnival and World Bellyboarding Championships.
Whether you prefer a bustling pub, a peaceful cottage, a campsite with stunning views or a fancy hotel, there's something that will suit you. The whole area prides itself on being very dog-friendly.
Tropical Pressure is the intimate and authentic festival of the summer. Each July, only a few thousand fortunate ticket-holders visit our stunning site overlooking the majestic sea near Porthtowan Beach in Cornwall for a positive, dance-inducing, and life-affirming experience.
At TP, we passionately curate a one-of-a-kind lineup of music, food, and workshops that celebrate the vibrant cultures of Latin America, Africa, and the Caribbean. During the day, our arena hosts incredible live bands from all corners of the world, complemented by a packed schedule of free workshops suitable for all ages. As the sun sets, our site transforms, and world-renowned DJs take over three totally unique party spaces.
We care about creating a conscious celebration that appreciates the diversity of our people, cultures, and the natural world around us. Situated in the heart of an Eco Park, we are fuelled by plant based delights and are committed to creating the greenest, most eco-friendly festival possible.
For more information and tickets click here.
Location: Mount Pleasant Eco Park, Chapel Hill, Porthtowan TR4 8HL
The procession’s tradition dates back many years, to the time when the village streets would have been lined with miners and fishermen, bal-maidens and fishwives. What makes St Agnes Carnival such fun? It’s about the local community spirit.
This website gives the key information for the St Agnes Carnival, but please do follow our Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/stagnescarnival to see the most up to date information.