Skip to content
Falmouth Food Festival 2027

Falmouth Food Festival 2027

Date to be confirmed · Falmouth

Event details

Date to be confirmed
Date
Date to be confirmed
Venue
Church Street and the Falmouth waterfront Falmouth
Location
Falmouth
Admission
Free entry
Organiser
Falmouth Food Festival
Visit official event website

Source checked 30 July 2026

Sources checked (2)
food and drink festivals Free Entry

Falmouth Food Festival is expected to return in 2027 - dates had not been announced as of 30 July 2026, so check the official site before planning around it. The 2026 edition ran from Friday 22 to Monday 25 May across Church Street and the surrounding waterfront, with four days of food, art, music and culture and free entry.

The published 2026 programme covered chefs, live cooking, producers, craft drinks, community activity and live music, with activity spread across Church Street and the surrounding waterfront rather than a single site.

Visitor information

Dates: 2027 dates not yet announced. The 2026 edition ran Friday 22 to Monday 25 May.

Venue: Church Street and the surrounding Falmouth waterfront.

Admission: Free. The 2026 terms explicitly state that the festival was free to attend.

Age rules: Children under 16 had to be accompanied by a responsible adult. Alcohol service followed Challenge 25 rules.

Accessibility: The organiser stated that most areas had step-free access, with accessible toilets and nearby accessible parking. Visitors needing support were asked to contact the festival in advance.

One line of the organiser’s terms described the opening days as Thursday to Sunday even though its repeated published dates were 22-25 May, which ran Friday to Monday. This page retains the explicit calendar dates and does not repeat that conflicting weekday label or unverified daily hours.

Where to stay

See Falmouth visitor information and browse places to stay near Falmouth.

Stay near Falmouth Food Festival 2027

92 places to stay in Falmouth

See places to stay →

Related Guides

Best Family Hotels in Cornwall

Best Family Hotels in Cornwall

Cornwall has more family-friendly hotel options than most people expect - it is not just cottages and caravan parks. From 4-star cliffside resorts with dedicated kids' clubs and surf schools to Victorian seafront hotels with heated pools and holiday parks with water flumes and beachside lodges, there is a range that spans every budget. The north coast from Bude to Mawgan Porth concentrates the biggest resort hotels, while St Ives and Falmouth offer more classic hotel stays with beaches on the doorstep. One practical note: peak summer weeks (late July and August) at the better-known hotels fill 6 or more months in advance - the Headland and Bedruthan in particular book solid by Christmas for the following summer.

Holiday Homes in Falmouth

Holiday Homes in Falmouth

Discover the ultimate escape to the charming coastal town of Falmouth. Immerse yourself in the local culture and experience the culture and coastline of Falmouth by staying in one of its best holiday cottages. From cozy seaside retreats to spacious family-friendly properties, we’ve got you covered with a list of the top holiday cottages in Falmouth. Whether you’re seeking peace and tranquility or a fun-filled family adventure, our curated selection is guaranteed to provide the perfect home away from home. So, get ready to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and indulge in the ultimate holiday experience in Falmouth!

Best Luxury Hotels in Cornwall

Best Luxury Hotels in Cornwall

Luxury in Cornwall comes in several distinct forms. There are the clifftop spa hotels - adults-only escapes with sea-view hot tubs and coastal treatments. There are the Victorian country house hotels set in landscaped grounds with pools, golf, and chauffeur services. And increasingly, there are the food-destination hotels that justify the room rate as much by what's on the plate as the thread count on the pillow. Cornwall now has 3 Michelin-starred restaurants: Paul Ainsworth at No.6 in Padstow, Outlaw's Fish Kitchen in Port Isaac, and Ugly Butterfly at the Headland Hotel in Newquay - the latter awarded in February 2026, making it Newquay's first Michelin star. That puts the county alongside some of the most food-credible hotel destinations in England. The hotels listed here represent the strongest options across the county: coast-facing spa resorts on the north coast, 5-star country houses on the Roseland, clifftop properties with direct beach access near St Ives, and a resort-scale property in Fowey. Prices vary significantly by season - the Nare Hotel, the Headland, and the Scarlet all charge substantially more in July and August than in November. Booking 3-6 months ahead for peak summer is standard at this tier.

More things to do in Cornwall

166 attractions across Cornwall, including castles, gardens, family days out and watersports.

Browse all things to do →