World Book Day Week Celebrations
Details: Join us at Waterstones Truro as we celebrate World Book Day 2026 with a host of fun, entertaining activites for all the family. We are asking you to dress up as a character from your favourite children's book and say hello to our friendly booksellers to be in with the chance of bagging some exciting bookish goodies! We are also hosting a 'Design A Book Cover' craft activity for young, creative bookworms, aged 8+. There will be stickers, stamps and lots of fun things for decoration, as well as prizes for all participants.
Address: Waterstones, Truro
Date: Thursday 5th March
Day of the week/time: 9am - 5:30pm
Website: World Book Day Week Celebrations | Waterstones
Family Community Drop-In
Details: A friendly, welcoming space for families to connect, chat and find support. Tea, coffee and a warm welcome. Information, advice and local services, meet other parents and carers in your community.
Address: St Dennis Family Hub, Carne Hill, St Dennis
Date: 4th March (first Wednesday of the month)
Day of the week/time: 1:15 - 2:45
Explore Girls on the Spectrum, Masking and Sensory Differences
Details: This session will explore how autism can present in girls, including masking and sensory differences, and offer a space to learn, reflect and ask questions.
Address: St Austell Conference Centre
Date: 3rd March
Day of the week/time: 10:30 - 12:30
Contact: To book your place, email: Laurenpcc@putlook.com
St Piran's Day Celebrations Newquay
Details: St Piran’s Day is Cornwall’s national day, celebrated on 5th March with events across Newquay honouring the county’s heritage and its patron saint. Newquay’s celebrations include a family-friendly St Piran’s Trail, where visitors can follow clues around town to solve a Cornish word and claim a prize, plus community activities featuring music, dancing and storytelling.
Address: Newquay Town
Date: 28th of February to 7th of March
Website: St Piran's Day Celebrations | Visit Newquay
St Austell St Piran
Details: A free community event to celebrate St Pirantide and all things Cornish
One and all are welcome to join this free community event in St Austell.
In the White Hart Hotel there is Kevrennow – explaining the cultural links between the lands of St Piran and St David. Speakers from 10.45am-1pm and music from 2pm.
There is Cornish Cultural music in Aylmer Square from 10.15am till 3pm.
There will be a procession around St Austell which starts to gather in White River Place at 1pm and we set off at 1.30pm. One and all are welcome to join the procession. Please bring your Cornish flags.
There is a craft fair in the Market House and in Fore Street.
Address: White River Place, St Austell
Date: Sat 7th March
Day of the week/time: 10:15 am
Facebook: St Austell St Piran's Event
St Piran's Day Parade Truro
Details: Join us in Truro to celebrate the traditional annual St Piran’s Day parade!
Muster on Lemon Quay from 12.30pm, with the parade starting at 1.00pm
The 2026 Parade Route will start on Lemon Quay, taking a longer route around the city centre, finishing outside Truro Cathedral on High Cross. Follow Truro City Council / Visit Truro on Facebook for updates.
Onen hag Oll (one and all) are welcome to join, or to come along and watch – the more the merrier!
Address: Lemon Quay, Truro
Date: Thursday 5th March
Day of the week/time: 12.30pm
Website: St Piran's Day | Visit Truro
St Piran’s Day 2025 Penryn
Details: Saint Piran’s Day is celebrated each year on 5th March as the national day of Cornwall. Saint Piran, or ‘Perran’ as he is also known, is famed for his discovery of the precious metal tin. Saint Piran is the patron saint of tin-miners and Saint Piran’s Day was originally observed as a ‘tinner’s holiday’ by the numerous tin-miners of Cornwall.
Address: Temperance Hall, Lower Market, Street Penryn
Date: Thursday 5th March
Day of the week/time: All day
Website: St Piran’s Day 2025 | Penryn Town Council