Start planning your November holiday to Cornwall today by browsing the luxury accommodation on offer at Ocean Blue. Start at the Bedruthan Christmas Craft Fair, where you may even be tempted to treat yourself to a little Christmas present or two. Invest time in finding thoughtful gifts that will be treasured and appreciated for years. Those gifts that are a token gesture ( socks, body lotion, a box of chocs?) costing the "right" amount of money. Make 2016 the year of no 'filler' presents. A genuinely magical event.īedruthan Christmas Craft Fair - Saturday 26th to Sunday 27th November 2016: Truro City of Lights - Wednesday 23rd November 2016:įeel the magic of the season and watch the excitement build as the county's children and community groups parade through the streets ofTruro with their breath-taking creations. Try your hand at milking a cow ( not something you see at every gift fair) or grooming a pony, and discover the secret to Cornish food production. Yes, you can get your Christmas shopping underway and pick up some unique and extra special gifts.īut it's not all retail - it's a fun day out for the whole family. This event is more than just a Christmas market. The Cornish Winter Fair - Saturday 19th November 2016: It attracts visitors from all over world every year so is well worth a look. You can also take a peek at the stunning Cotehele Christmas Garland, made up of more than 30,000 dried flowers. Set in a festive marquee in the stunning grounds of Saltash's Cotehele House and Gardens, this event is one of the biggest in the Winter calendar.Įxcite the senses with the wide range of local produce available, and make some serious in-roads with your Christmas shopping. Cotehele Christmas Food Fair - Saturday 19th to Sunday 20th November 2016: You'll also hear from other authors and be inspired to get writing with fun and practical workshops on offer throughout the festival.
Highlights at this year's event include an inspiring talk from record-breaking sportsman Adam Walker, who will be sharing tales from his adventures swimming the world's seven deadliest oceans. Looe Literary Festival - Wednesday 9th to Sunday 13th November 2016:įor the more discerning guest. Get your skates on and hit the ice-rink at Cornwall's Eden Project.įeel the wind in your face and the thrill of adrenaline as you fly around the ice-rink at Cornwall's world-famous Eden Project. You'll soon be way ahead in the gift-buying and ready to face everything the festive season throws at you. So it’s not hard to be won over by the Eden Project at Christmas fun which is filling the visitor attraction throughout December and all through January. Simply step inside any of its biomes and you’ll immediately find yourself in a new landscape, where the air is humid and you’re surrounded with bird song and aromas filling the air it’s a pretty magical place. Take a look at our round-up of what's on in Cornwall this November, including Christmas markets, seasonal events and festivals, and start planning your break away. Cornwall’s Eden Project always creates a sense of wonder with every visit. Which makes it the perfect time to get away and recharge your batteries. November is an in-between month, after the initial buzz of Autumn and a new term, and before the craziness of Christmas. I believe that light show is still going on throughout the festive season so I will leave a link here to all of the information.Your friends are proudly telling you how many Christmas presents they've already bought - who's that organised?! You've finally given in and switched the heating on. This year on top of the ice skating rink they had also added a snow dome and a Christmas Grotto where you can meet Farther Christmas, to really get you into the Christmas spirit! Not to mention that if you’re struggling with Christmas presents that you will find some lovely and unique gifts in the shop. It takes place inside the mediterranean biome which looks very cool with all of the statues. The festival of light and sound is basically a laser light show to music. I love the Eden Project period so, going again to experience the lights and the festive atmosphere was magical.
Hello and welcome back, I hope you have all had a lovely Christmas! This blog post is all about the Eden Project’s festival of light and sound! I went to the festival last year and I can say that it is more or less the same but, that didn’t stop me from going again. Eden Project’s festival of Light and Sound, Cornwall
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