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All the fun of the festival
from The FUSE 2021
ALL THE
OF THE FESTIVAL
Where: Watergate Bay Instagram: @boardmasters
Cornwall is stuffed full of festivals, from traditional celebrations and fabulous food to big names and even bigger nights. There are events throughout the year, across the whole of Cornwall, and Falmouth has its very own scene, which is getting bigger and better each year. Here’s a taste of the festivals Cornwall has to offer.
Sunkissed sunsets With miles and miles of sandy shores, it’s no surprise that Cornwall hosts several festivals on the beach. Check out festivals like Tunes in the Dunes in Perranporth and the Sundowner Sessions at Lusty Glaze, Newquay for picturesque views and a great atmosphere. Boardmasters takes place on the cliffs at Watergate Bay outside of Newquay. Sun (sometimes), surf, music, and a celebration of beach life combine for one of the country’s biggest festivals.
Good vibes Immerse yourself in vibrant cuisine, energising workshops and world music at Tropical Pressure, back for 2022. Held in the beautiful grounds of Mount Pleasant Eco-Park overlooking Porthtowan, this is the ultimate feel-good festival.
One-offs For a festival experience like no other, head to the Eden Sessions and watch your favourite acts against the backdrop of Eden’s iconic Biomes. Playing host to pop royalty such as Diana Ross and Kylie. Scheduled for 2021 are the likes of Ben Howard, IDLES and The Script.
Hidden wonders You never know what could be hiding in the next valley! Healey’s Cyder Farm in Pehallow hosts the Little Orchard Cider & Music Festival, while The Wyldes – a wooded valley hidden in the very north of Cornwall is where you’ll not only find Leopallooza Festival, but a range of one-day events too.
Food, glorious food Whether you’re a self-confessed foodie, or simply like free samples, Cornwall boasts a cornucopia of food festivals. Seek out events in Porthleven, Padstow and Newquay for some of the most delicious food around!
Big and bold Established in 2007, Boardmasters is Cornwall’s most famous festival. Attracting more than 50,000 people each year.