The festival in 2024 will take place on 11th May with Callington full of singing, dancing, and stalls, as well as the grand procession. Enjoy performances on 3 Stages from a cornucopia of well-known Cornish bands and Performers, Shanty Crews, Vikings, Kids Theatre, Morris dancers, and Town Criers. You can view the full details on the Callington MayFest website.
There will also be the monthly pannier market to visit at Callington Town Hall.
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