Tuesday, July 28, 2026

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  Looe Carnival Week - Looe

  Held at the end of July and the beginning of August, Looe Carnival signals the start of the summer and fun times ahead for all ages. Looe Carnival is organised by the Lions Club of Looe, with events throughout the week ranging from choir performances and sandcastle competitions to fancy dress treasure hunts. The highlight of the week is, as always, the Grand Carnival Procession, which provides some great entertainment for a Saturday evening. Bring the whole family; there are lots of events especially for kids throughout the week.

   

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  Charlestown Regatta - Charlestown

  Charlestown Regatta Week is an annual summer celebration, dating back over 50 years, bringing together the local community, and visitors alike to raise funds for the village, community projects and local charities.

  Organised by a team of volunteers, Regatta Week offers an exciting family-friendly programme of activities and entertainment, including live music, competitions, pasty demonstrations, craft stalls, raft races, a fun triathlon, Children’s sports, the Grand Carnival and Flora dance procession, Regatta Rocks and much more!

Wednesday, July 29, 2026

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  Looe Carnival Week - Looe

  Held at the end of July and the beginning of August, Looe Carnival signals the start of the summer and fun times ahead for all ages. Looe Carnival is organised by the Lions Club of Looe, with events throughout the week ranging from choir performances and sandcastle competitions to fancy dress treasure hunts. The highlight of the week is, as always, the Grand Carnival Procession, which provides some great entertainment for a Saturday evening. Bring the whole family; there are lots of events especially for kids throughout the week.

   

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  Charlestown Regatta - Charlestown

  Charlestown Regatta Week is an annual summer celebration, dating back over 50 years, bringing together the local community, and visitors alike to raise funds for the village, community projects and local charities.

  Organised by a team of volunteers, Regatta Week offers an exciting family-friendly programme of activities and entertainment, including live music, competitions, pasty demonstrations, craft stalls, raft races, a fun triathlon, Children’s sports, the Grand Carnival and Flora dance procession, Regatta Rocks and much more!

Thursday, July 30, 2026

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  Looe Carnival Week - Looe

  Held at the end of July and the beginning of August, Looe Carnival signals the start of the summer and fun times ahead for all ages. Looe Carnival is organised by the Lions Club of Looe, with events throughout the week ranging from choir performances and sandcastle competitions to fancy dress treasure hunts. The highlight of the week is, as always, the Grand Carnival Procession, which provides some great entertainment for a Saturday evening. Bring the whole family; there are lots of events especially for kids throughout the week.

   

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  Launceston Show - Launceston

  Welcome to Launceston Show.
  Thank you for your interest and support in attending our Show - we are very much hoping for dry weather this year.
  Offering the best day out for the family - where Town really does meet Country. We welcome you to join us and have a fabulous day. With such a wide range of events on offer there is something for everyone. A day full of FREE ENTERTAINMENT in the Main Ring on the Stage and on the Showfield. Music, entertainers, magicians, face painters, all FREE.
  Come and join in whether that's a food experience with food tasting, joining in with the Young Farmers games, shopping at over 200 Trade stands or admiring the talent of our florists, rural skills that have come back into fashion, or watching the fabulous prize winning livestock. With over 200 Trade stands, there is food for tasting, handmade crafts to admire, produce grown, the list goes on. A great day out for meeting friends and feeling part of our lovely community.

  Online tickets will be on sale here!
  COME BACK NEXT YEAR
  Advance Tickets for the 2026 Show will be available online and locally
  - Early Bird Adult Ticket £15 (until week before the Show)
  - From 24th July Adult Ticket: £17
  - Early Bird Members Tickets: £18 available locally - see below
  - Children aged 5-15 years: £5
  - Under 5's to free    

   

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  Charlestown Regatta - Charlestown

  Charlestown Regatta Week is an annual summer celebration, dating back over 50 years, bringing together the local community, and visitors alike to raise funds for the village, community projects and local charities.

  Organised by a team of volunteers, Regatta Week offers an exciting family-friendly programme of activities and entertainment, including live music, competitions, pasty demonstrations, craft stalls, raft races, a fun triathlon, Children’s sports, the Grand Carnival and Flora dance procession, Regatta Rocks and much more!

Friday, July 31, 2026

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  Looe Lugga Regatta - Looe

  This bi-annual regatta in the busy seaside town of Looe is a celebration of the area's fishing heritage.

  Traditional Luggers, two masted sailing boats once common along the coasts of England and France, head to the historical port for the regatta. Boats will arrive in Looe during the week leading up to the event depending on weather and tide conditions.

  During the regatta, the Luggers, some of which sail across the channel from France, compete in six races spread over the two days of competition. Around fifty boats, many of which were built more than a hundred years ago and lovingly restored by their owners, unfurl their sails in the harbour creating a magnificent spectacle.

  Cornish luggers were the principal vessel of the Cornish fishing industry during its heyday. They were also used as privateer ships and for smuggling back the in 18th and 19th centuries when their speed and manoeuvrability became invaluable in outrunning revenue ships.

  The wind it bloweth….

  The weather is a fickle mistress and plays a large part in the weekends activities. Too much or too little and the programme for the weekend tends to get changed around a bit, but even if the boats don’t leave the harbour, there will be something to see.

• 

  Looe Carnival Week - Looe

  Held at the end of July and the beginning of August, Looe Carnival signals the start of the summer and fun times ahead for all ages. Looe Carnival is organised by the Lions Club of Looe, with events throughout the week ranging from choir performances and sandcastle competitions to fancy dress treasure hunts. The highlight of the week is, as always, the Grand Carnival Procession, which provides some great entertainment for a Saturday evening. Bring the whole family; there are lots of events especially for kids throughout the week.

   

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  Charlestown Regatta - Charlestown

  Charlestown Regatta Week is an annual summer celebration, dating back over 50 years, bringing together the local community, and visitors alike to raise funds for the village, community projects and local charities.

  Organised by a team of volunteers, Regatta Week offers an exciting family-friendly programme of activities and entertainment, including live music, competitions, pasty demonstrations, craft stalls, raft races, a fun triathlon, Children’s sports, the Grand Carnival and Flora dance procession, Regatta Rocks and much more!

Saturday, August 01, 2026

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  Looe Lugga Regatta - Looe

  This bi-annual regatta in the busy seaside town of Looe is a celebration of the area's fishing heritage.

  Traditional Luggers, two masted sailing boats once common along the coasts of England and France, head to the historical port for the regatta. Boats will arrive in Looe during the week leading up to the event depending on weather and tide conditions.

  During the regatta, the Luggers, some of which sail across the channel from France, compete in six races spread over the two days of competition. Around fifty boats, many of which were built more than a hundred years ago and lovingly restored by their owners, unfurl their sails in the harbour creating a magnificent spectacle.

  Cornish luggers were the principal vessel of the Cornish fishing industry during its heyday. They were also used as privateer ships and for smuggling back the in 18th and 19th centuries when their speed and manoeuvrability became invaluable in outrunning revenue ships.

  The wind it bloweth….

  The weather is a fickle mistress and plays a large part in the weekends activities. Too much or too little and the programme for the weekend tends to get changed around a bit, but even if the boats don’t leave the harbour, there will be something to see.

• 

  Looe Carnival Week - Looe

  Held at the end of July and the beginning of August, Looe Carnival signals the start of the summer and fun times ahead for all ages. Looe Carnival is organised by the Lions Club of Looe, with events throughout the week ranging from choir performances and sandcastle competitions to fancy dress treasure hunts. The highlight of the week is, as always, the Grand Carnival Procession, which provides some great entertainment for a Saturday evening. Bring the whole family; there are lots of events especially for kids throughout the week.

   

Sunday, August 02, 2026

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  Looe Lugga Regatta - Looe

  This bi-annual regatta in the busy seaside town of Looe is a celebration of the area's fishing heritage.

  Traditional Luggers, two masted sailing boats once common along the coasts of England and France, head to the historical port for the regatta. Boats will arrive in Looe during the week leading up to the event depending on weather and tide conditions.

  During the regatta, the Luggers, some of which sail across the channel from France, compete in six races spread over the two days of competition. Around fifty boats, many of which were built more than a hundred years ago and lovingly restored by their owners, unfurl their sails in the harbour creating a magnificent spectacle.

  Cornish luggers were the principal vessel of the Cornish fishing industry during its heyday. They were also used as privateer ships and for smuggling back the in 18th and 19th centuries when their speed and manoeuvrability became invaluable in outrunning revenue ships.

  The wind it bloweth….

  The weather is a fickle mistress and plays a large part in the weekends activities. Too much or too little and the programme for the weekend tends to get changed around a bit, but even if the boats don’t leave the harbour, there will be something to see.

Monday, August 03, 2026

Tuesday, August 04, 2026

Wednesday, August 05, 2026

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  Boardmasters - Newquay

  Five epic days of music, surf and beach lifestyle, all set to the stunning backdrop of the cornish coast.

  Boardmasters spans two festival locations in Newquay, Cornwall.

  Watergate Bay
  Home to our main arena, campsites, and boasts a breathtaking festival view! Admission to the festival at Watergate Bay requires a ticket.

  Location: Trebelsue Farm, Watergate Bay, TR8 4AN

  Fistral Beach
  Playing host to the Boardmasters Open, our surf competitions, along with our beach bar, shopping village, and more. No ticket is required for Fistral Beach.

  Location: Fistral Beach, Headland Rd, Newquay, Cornwall, TR7 1HY

  For more information and to buy tickets when they are released click here.

Thursday, August 06, 2026

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  Boardmasters - Newquay

  Five epic days of music, surf and beach lifestyle, all set to the stunning backdrop of the cornish coast.

  Boardmasters spans two festival locations in Newquay, Cornwall.

  Watergate Bay
  Home to our main arena, campsites, and boasts a breathtaking festival view! Admission to the festival at Watergate Bay requires a ticket.

  Location: Trebelsue Farm, Watergate Bay, TR8 4AN

  Fistral Beach
  Playing host to the Boardmasters Open, our surf competitions, along with our beach bar, shopping village, and more. No ticket is required for Fistral Beach.

  Location: Fistral Beach, Headland Rd, Newquay, Cornwall, TR7 1HY

  For more information and to buy tickets when they are released click here.

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  Creation Feast - Wadebridge

  Join us from August 6th-9th for 4 days in the Cornish sun celebrating the Good News of A God Who Loves Us!

  We’ve also updated our website. Click the link below to find out the latest details.

  Click here for all things 2026!

  Location:- Royal Cornwall Events Centre Wadebridge

Friday, August 07, 2026

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  Boardmasters - Newquay

  Five epic days of music, surf and beach lifestyle, all set to the stunning backdrop of the cornish coast.

  Boardmasters spans two festival locations in Newquay, Cornwall.

  Watergate Bay
  Home to our main arena, campsites, and boasts a breathtaking festival view! Admission to the festival at Watergate Bay requires a ticket.

  Location: Trebelsue Farm, Watergate Bay, TR8 4AN

  Fistral Beach
  Playing host to the Boardmasters Open, our surf competitions, along with our beach bar, shopping village, and more. No ticket is required for Fistral Beach.

  Location: Fistral Beach, Headland Rd, Newquay, Cornwall, TR7 1HY

  For more information and to buy tickets when they are released click here.

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  Boconnoc Steam Fair - Lostwithiel

  A spectacular coming-together of all things vintage! The show has become one of the South West's most anticipated steam events of the year with over 50 full size steam engines guaranteed as well as tractors, classic cars, military vehicles and motorcycles.

  Visit website or facebook for more details and advance booking.

  Locoation:- Boconnoc Estate, Lostwithel PL22 0RG

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  Creation Feast - Wadebridge

  Join us from August 6th-9th for 4 days in the Cornish sun celebrating the Good News of A God Who Loves Us!

  We’ve also updated our website. Click the link below to find out the latest details.

  Click here for all things 2026!

  Location:- Royal Cornwall Events Centre Wadebridge

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  Falmouth Week - Falmouth

  Falmouth Week is a major attraction for locals and visitors alike. With its origins as a local sailing regatta dating back as far as 1837, the week has evolved into one of the major sailing competitions in the South West as well as an opportunity for sailors and landlubbers to enjoy the many daytime and evening activities in the town.

  There is so much to see and do at Falmouth Week…

  Make sure you join in with the Pink Wig Mermaid March and Falmouth Carnival to kickstart Falmouth Week! Or, explore the wide variety of family friendly activities in the heart of Falmouth on The Moor and Events Square, including a vintage hand-turned carousel, music from local musicians, an eclectic market, Falmouth Art Gallery workshops and a buzzing atmosphere! There’s also a full week of evening entertainment within the Waterfront Marquee organised by Southwest Bars and Events, ranging from the famous 80’s and 00’s night to Ska night!

Saturday, August 08, 2026

• 

  Boardmasters - Newquay

  Five epic days of music, surf and beach lifestyle, all set to the stunning backdrop of the cornish coast.

  Boardmasters spans two festival locations in Newquay, Cornwall.

  Watergate Bay
  Home to our main arena, campsites, and boasts a breathtaking festival view! Admission to the festival at Watergate Bay requires a ticket.

  Location: Trebelsue Farm, Watergate Bay, TR8 4AN

  Fistral Beach
  Playing host to the Boardmasters Open, our surf competitions, along with our beach bar, shopping village, and more. No ticket is required for Fistral Beach.

  Location: Fistral Beach, Headland Rd, Newquay, Cornwall, TR7 1HY

  For more information and to buy tickets when they are released click here.

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  Boconnoc Steam Fair - Lostwithiel

  A spectacular coming-together of all things vintage! The show has become one of the South West's most anticipated steam events of the year with over 50 full size steam engines guaranteed as well as tractors, classic cars, military vehicles and motorcycles.

  Visit website or facebook for more details and advance booking.

  Locoation:- Boconnoc Estate, Lostwithel PL22 0RG

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  Creation Feast - Wadebridge

  Join us from August 6th-9th for 4 days in the Cornish sun celebrating the Good News of A God Who Loves Us!

  We’ve also updated our website. Click the link below to find out the latest details.

  Click here for all things 2026!

  Location:- Royal Cornwall Events Centre Wadebridge

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  Falmouth Week - Falmouth

  Falmouth Week is a major attraction for locals and visitors alike. With its origins as a local sailing regatta dating back as far as 1837, the week has evolved into one of the major sailing competitions in the South West as well as an opportunity for sailors and landlubbers to enjoy the many daytime and evening activities in the town.

  There is so much to see and do at Falmouth Week…

  Make sure you join in with the Pink Wig Mermaid March and Falmouth Carnival to kickstart Falmouth Week! Or, explore the wide variety of family friendly activities in the heart of Falmouth on The Moor and Events Square, including a vintage hand-turned carousel, music from local musicians, an eclectic market, Falmouth Art Gallery workshops and a buzzing atmosphere! There’s also a full week of evening entertainment within the Waterfront Marquee organised by Southwest Bars and Events, ranging from the famous 80’s and 00’s night to Ska night!

Sunday, August 09, 2026

• 

  Boardmasters - Newquay

  Five epic days of music, surf and beach lifestyle, all set to the stunning backdrop of the cornish coast.

  Boardmasters spans two festival locations in Newquay, Cornwall.

  Watergate Bay
  Home to our main arena, campsites, and boasts a breathtaking festival view! Admission to the festival at Watergate Bay requires a ticket.

  Location: Trebelsue Farm, Watergate Bay, TR8 4AN

  Fistral Beach
  Playing host to the Boardmasters Open, our surf competitions, along with our beach bar, shopping village, and more. No ticket is required for Fistral Beach.

  Location: Fistral Beach, Headland Rd, Newquay, Cornwall, TR7 1HY

  For more information and to buy tickets when they are released click here.

• 

  Boconnoc Steam Fair - Lostwithiel

  A spectacular coming-together of all things vintage! The show has become one of the South West's most anticipated steam events of the year with over 50 full size steam engines guaranteed as well as tractors, classic cars, military vehicles and motorcycles.

  Visit website or facebook for more details and advance booking.

  Locoation:- Boconnoc Estate, Lostwithel PL22 0RG

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  Creation Feast - Wadebridge

  Join us from August 6th-9th for 4 days in the Cornish sun celebrating the Good News of A God Who Loves Us!

  We’ve also updated our website. Click the link below to find out the latest details.

  Click here for all things 2026!

  Location:- Royal Cornwall Events Centre Wadebridge

• 

  Falmouth Week - Falmouth

  Falmouth Week is a major attraction for locals and visitors alike. With its origins as a local sailing regatta dating back as far as 1837, the week has evolved into one of the major sailing competitions in the South West as well as an opportunity for sailors and landlubbers to enjoy the many daytime and evening activities in the town.

  There is so much to see and do at Falmouth Week…

  Make sure you join in with the Pink Wig Mermaid March and Falmouth Carnival to kickstart Falmouth Week! Or, explore the wide variety of family friendly activities in the heart of Falmouth on The Moor and Events Square, including a vintage hand-turned carousel, music from local musicians, an eclectic market, Falmouth Art Gallery workshops and a buzzing atmosphere! There’s also a full week of evening entertainment within the Waterfront Marquee organised by Southwest Bars and Events, ranging from the famous 80’s and 00’s night to Ska night!

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  Bude Summer Food Festival - Bude

  Bude Food Festival combining an Artisan Food Market with a selection of street foods, is held in the beautiful setting of The Castle grounds Bude. There will be a selection of wonderful food, everything from locally reared sausages, freshly baked bread and cakes to sumptuous jams and sauces, and if you fancy a tipple try a flavoured gin, local beer or cider. 

  Check out the website for more information.

Monday, August 10, 2026

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  Falmouth Week - Falmouth

  Falmouth Week is a major attraction for locals and visitors alike. With its origins as a local sailing regatta dating back as far as 1837, the week has evolved into one of the major sailing competitions in the South West as well as an opportunity for sailors and landlubbers to enjoy the many daytime and evening activities in the town.

  There is so much to see and do at Falmouth Week…

  Make sure you join in with the Pink Wig Mermaid March and Falmouth Carnival to kickstart Falmouth Week! Or, explore the wide variety of family friendly activities in the heart of Falmouth on The Moor and Events Square, including a vintage hand-turned carousel, music from local musicians, an eclectic market, Falmouth Art Gallery workshops and a buzzing atmosphere! There’s also a full week of evening entertainment within the Waterfront Marquee organised by Southwest Bars and Events, ranging from the famous 80’s and 00’s night to Ska night!