An multi award winning gallery run by a small and friendly team. With over 2,000 works of art the gallery is always changing. Works range from Pre Raphaelite & British Impressionism to automata. An ever changing schedule means we can’t keep up so to find out what’s on while you stay with us it’s best to click to Falmouth Art Gallery website.

http://www.falmouthartgallery.com

If you want to experience Cornish culture at it’s best then this is the festival for you. Falmouth is bursting with music, singing and sea fairing folk proudly adorned in flouncy shirts, leather puss in boots knee highs and of course – the pirate hat. Basically alot of real time Poldark’s and Demelza’s. What it’s really about is the Shanty singing. Groups come from all over Europe to sing. Some of the songs are sad enough to bring a tear and some are rude enough to bring our a blush but all of them are ‘proper’ entertaining. The Falmouth International Sea Shanty Festival: one of the largest maritime music festivals in europe, is held all over town. Venues are peppered through the streets – inside and out – with the main Stages on Custom House Quay, Events Square . Church St Car Park nr INDIdog and The Seven Stars Pub on The Moor. Come along, clink your tin jug and sing with a merry maiden. Our restaurant INDIdog is one of the 2022 sponsors of The Sea Shanty 2022 so we’ll be having lots of bands performing. 

www.falmouthseashanty.co.uk

Falmouth Week has grown into the largest sailing regatta in the south west with more than 450 yachts racing over eight days. Falmouth Week combines race activity on the water matched by a lively shore-side programme of daytime and evening events. Carnivals, amazing live music, The Red Arrows, seafood and ale sampling. The town will be a hive of activity for all ages. Highcliffe is 5 minutes away from the main shore-side activities

www.falmouthweek.co.uk

Falmouth Oyster Festival celebrates the start of the oyster dredging season. Packed with cookery demonstrations by leading local chefs, oysters, seafood, wine and local ale, sea shanties, and marquees brimming with Cornish produce.

Highcliffe is a five minute walk to the Oyster Festival marquee. Perfect!

www.falmouthoysterfestival.co.uk

A market selling a range of local craft and Cornish produce on the Moor.

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