Boscastle Food, Art & Crafts Festival has not announced a date for its next edition. The village website’s events listing shows nothing upcoming, and the Saturday 3 October date that appears in some older listings has not been confirmed by the village.
Past editions brought local food, art and craft activity to Boscastle, but the programme, admission and organiser details for a forthcoming edition have not yet been announced.
Boscastle is worth the trip regardless of whether a festival is running. The village is built around one of the few natural harbours on this stretch of the north coast, protected by stone walls and a dog-leg entrance cut in 1584 that shelters it from the Atlantic. The National Trust owns much of the surrounding land, and the South West Coast Path runs straight through the village, with Tintagel about five miles north. The village was badly damaged by flooding in 2004, when the Valency and Jordan rivers overflowed after sudden heavy rain, and was rebuilt over the following years.
Current status
Date: Awaiting confirmation.
Venue: Historically associated with Boscastle, but 2026 locations have not been announced.
Admission: Not confirmed for 2026.
Programme: Not yet published for 2026.
Don’t make a special journey for a 3 October date. Check the Boscastle village website or current local notices for a dated organiser announcement before making plans.
Where to stay
See Boscastle visitor information and places to stay nearby.
