THE ROSELAND FESTIVAL 2025 TAKES PLACE IN APRIL 2025 WIUTH DATES TO BE CONFIRMED. THIS GREAT CORNISH ARTS FESTIVAL COVERS FILM, PHOTOGRAPHY, LITERATURE, FOLK MUSIC, HISTORY, ART, WALKS, CHOIRS AND MORE…
Do you like folk music? Check. Are you a fan of history and art? Check. Do you have a penchant for film and photography? Check. Jazz music? Check. Choirs? Check. Walks? Check. Talks? Check. Spirits? Check. Cooking? Check.
Ah, that’s good then. Because the Roseland Festival 2025, which takes place on the serene southern coastline of Cornwall between Falmouth and St Austell in April 2025, has all of the above in buckets and spades.
Wondering what to expect at the 2025 Roseland Festival? Well, you need to check the official website for that. But to give you a flavour of the events that were a massive hit at the 2024 Roseland Festival, check out what happened:
*These are all highlights of the 2024 festival. Check out the official Roseland Festival website for this year’s rundown…
– Emma Cowell – My writing journey from Cornwall to Greece!
– Daisy Rickman – WAD Morris dancing
– Curgurrell Farm Crab Lunch
– Fal River Cruise
– Fal Oyster Talk – Fal fishery
– Falmouth Community Gospel Choir
– All About Bees – Honeyland; 25 years of Beekeeping
– Music of the Roseland
– Seaweed Pressing Workshop
– An Evening with Soprano Nancy May
– Roseland Ranger Walk – Nare Head
– Read Between the Wines
– Secret Gardens of Cornwall
…and much more!
We love the Roseland Festival as it really showcasing some of the best cultural aspects of the Roseland. From food to landscape, literature to music it’s all there in a bumper couple of weeks for all to expereince.
The 2023 edition followed on from the successful Roseland Festival 2022, which featured an equally diverse programme of events, with ‘something for everyone’.
Spread out across the Roseland peninsula – which is the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty between the Fal Estuary and St Austell Bay that contains such beautiful villages as St Mawes and Portscatho – this festival is consistently crammed with activities. Even if you’re the sort of person who has zero interests and hobbies, you can still find something that piques your interest over the fortnight.
Get yourself along to one of the most picturesque corners of Cornwall to a festival fortnight that covers everything you can think of, including the (chef’s) kitchen sink. Roseland really has no equal.