Latest Events in Cornwall(May Updated)

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Invisible Worlds | Par

May 26, 2018–May 26, 2028 (UTC)

Par

Exhibitions

Inside our transformed Core building, Invisible Worlds introduces the interconnectedness between life and the Earth’s environments at all scales and explores how life is shaped by and shapes this invisible ‘Life Support System’.

May LisGuardians 2k 40k Tournament | Liskerrett Community Centre

May 31, 2026 (UTC+1)

Liskeard

Cultural Experiences

Cibus Tec 2026 | Fiere di Parma

Oct 27–Oct 30, 2026 (UTC-5)

Par

Exhibitions

Cibustec will focus on Processing, Packaging, Coding, Marking, Labelling, End-of-line, Handling, Storage, Traceability, Logistics, Environmental Technologies, Food Safety Solutions, Automation and Ancillary Equipment and Components Cibustec will focus on Processing, Packaging, Coding, Marking, Labelling, End-of-line, Handling, Storage, Traceability, Logistics, Environmental Technologies, Food Safety Solutions, Automation and Ancillary Equipment and Components. Information Source: Koelnmesse GmbH | expotobi

SURF! | National Maritime Museum Cornwall

Mar 28, 2025–Jan 7, 2027 (UTC)

Falmouth

Exhibitions

Along the 422 miles of exposed Cornish coastline, waves tear and tumble towards land, shaping the peninsula – and its people. Exposure to the Atlantic Ocean’s barrelling swells has led to a strong and enduring tie to the sea for so many who live here.

Aleksandra Kasuba | Tate St Ives

May 2, 2025–Oct 4, 2026 (UTC)

St Ives

Exhibitions

Explore the work of visionary Lithuanian American artist, Aleksandra Kasuba. Tate St Ives presents the first UK museum exhibition of the work of Aleksandra Kasuba.Kasuba fled Lithuania after the Second World War, emigrating to the United States where she settled in New York, and then New Mexico.

Wild West Heroes: A Tribute to ELO @ Cury Village Hall | Cury Village Hall

May 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Helston

Rock Concerts

Join us at Cury Village Hall for a fun night jamming to the classic hits of ELO! Wild West Heroes: A Tribute to ELO @ Cury Village Hall Wild West Heroes are a passionate tribute to the Electric Light Orchestra - recreating Jeff Lynne’s timeless sound with rich harmonies, lush keys, and soaring melodies. From classics like Mr. Blue Sky and Livin’ Thing to deep cuts and solo gems, every show celebrates ELO’s magic with authenticity and heart. Based in Cornwall, the band brings ELO’s legendary music to life for fans old and new - expect a night of cosmic pop, rock ‘n’ roll energy, and plenty of blue skies! Information Source: Cury Village Hall | eventbrite

Open Day Taster Sessions - experience sailing! | Hunts Sailing Club

May 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

St Ives

Sports & Fitness

Jump on board and get a taste of sailing fun at our Open Day – a chance to experience dinghy sailing with one of our experience helms. Open Day Taster Sessions - experience sailing! Jump on board and discover the fun of dinghy sailing at our Open Day. Whether you're a complete beginner or simply curious to give it a try, our friendly taster sessions are a great way to get out on the water. You’ll sail with one of our experienced helms, who will tailor the session to suit you, no experience needed and no pressure, just a chance to enjoy being on the water and learn something new. Come along, have a go, and you might just discover a new passion! Information Source: Hunts Sailing Club | eventbrite

Beginner's Botany (ERCCIS Workshop) | Fraddon Village Hall

May 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Saint Columb Major

Cultural Experiences

Discover how to identify the wildflowers that we find in Cornwall, to family or species level. In this workshop we will start off by gaining an understanding of the basics of wildflower identification, breaking down the terminology and introducing you to the main families of our native wildflowers. Then, we will head out onto Goss Moor to seek out species to identify. Complete beginners to botany are very welcome. Those with more experience should also find this workshop useful in honing their skills. We are seeking to achieve three things: to familiarise you, or re-familiarise you, with the terminology of plant anatomy, which is obviously important for making sense of field guides and keys, etc. to familiarise you with how a plant’s various anatomical features can be used in its identification to help you develop the skills and knowledge to be able to recognise members of some of the main plant families Leader: Derek Green, Budding Nature Information Source: ERCCIS | eventbrite

Cornish Outdoor Childhood Conference 2026 | The Lost Gardens of Heligan

Jun 5, 2026 (UTC+1)

Pentewan

Family Events

A vibrant celebration of outdoor childhood; ignite your passion with inspiring voices, hands-on workshops, and nature-rich connection. Set within the breathtaking landscape of Heligan’s historic gardens and estate, this unique gathering brings together early years professionals who share a passion for authentic, sustainable outdoor education and a deep respect for childhood. Together, we hold a shared vision: To nurture childhood through meaningful connection with nature, place and community. Information Source: Cornish Early Childhood | eventbrite

Bell Tent, Looe Island | 05 June - 08 June | Looe Island Nature Reserve

Jun 5, 2026 (UTC+1)

Looe

Cultural Experiences

Our Bell Tent stays are for those wanting to experience real camping and a sense of going back-to-basics. IMPORTANT: Please click the link below and read the detailed 'Bell Tent information' section prior to booking your stay on Looe Island: click here A holiday on Looe Island Nature Reserve is a much coveted experience. From sunrise over the Ranneys through to sunset over Gribbin Head, your stay on Looe Island will be one filled with peace and tranquillity. Camping on the nature reserve is simple and is designed to minimise impacts on wildlife and the environment while allowing you to relax in this unique, peaceful location. Your boat pick up will typically be around 10:30am on your day of arrival and departure but this will be confirmed nearer the time. Cancellation or changes due to weather/sea conditions are a real possibility. We advise keeping your plans flexible by a couple of days either side of your booked dates. All holidays are for three nights. The Bell Tent can sleep two adults on a double mattress but there are also two single mattresses that can be laid out overnight. There is no direct water supply at the tent so we provide water for drinking and cooking in 5 litre containers. As both water and electricity supply are limited, conservation of these resources are important on the Island. This means that bell tent guests do not have access to a shower or running hot water nor is there electric supply to the tent or the simple compost toilet. Once on Looe Island expect not to return to the mainland until your departure date. This means that we ask you to bring everything you need for the entire stay. As well as food and drinks and personal welfare items you will need to bring linen for a double duvet or sleeping bags as well as an undersheet and pillowcase covers. A full list of what is provided and what you should bring is available within the important information pages of the Cornwall Wildlife Trust website . Here you will also find guidelines regarding access/activities suitable for staying on the nature reserve. Such guidelines state that access to the sea is via the main beach only. This is to minimise disturbance to wildlife. Following the guidelines helps us to protect the Island’s wildlife. As you'd expect, we ask the Island's guests to respect wildlife and enjoy the peace and quiet away from it all! Please find the Accommodation Terms & Conditions here . We look forward to welcoming you to Looe Island and wish you a pleasant stay. See you soon! Information Source: Cornwall Wildlife Trust | eventbrite