MONDAY 31st MAY VICTORIAN FAYRE A street fayre through the main village street with stalls holders in Victorian Dress. Stalls, Tombola’s, Children’s Roundabout, Clog Dancers, Cornish Dancers ‘Otta Nye Moaz’, St. Agnes Silver Band, a Steam Engine, Street Organ, Buskers, St. Agnes Town Crier and lots more. A procession through the street, led by our own St. Agnes Silver Band with all in Victorian Dress following [in hot pursuit].  Judging 12.30pm at the Old Vicarage. Fayre open after procession has gone through. The street is closed to traffic from 10am -5pm.  SATURDAY 7th AUGUST ST. AGNES CARNIVAL Floats and walkers gather at the Penwinnick Road carnival field for judging at 6pm. Procession leaves at 6.30pm led by Giant Bolster and proceeds down Penwinnick Road and Vicarage Road through Churchtown and down into Peterville and then up Rosemundy and Rosemundy Hill  and returns up  Vicarage Road and Penwinnick Park for the Prize giving. For more information log onto www.stagnescarnival.co.uk     This is followed by SUNDAY 5th DECEMBER  FEAST OF LANTERNS Procession and Lighting up Ceremony Procession leaves Trelawney Road Car Park at 5 p.m. Lights switched on by Giant Bolster in St. Agnes Village Square, Churchtown. Aprox, 5.15 p.m. Barbecue, mulled wine, St. Agnes Silver Band plays seasonal music. SUNDAY 19th DECEMBER  CAROLAIRE Carols around the Christmas tree on St. Agnes Village Square, Churchtown. 7pm [time to be confirmed] Followed by: A visit from you know who [ if all the children have been good that is!]. Road closure from 7pm - 8pm Main Village Events in St. Agnes for 2010 EASTER SATURDAY  BLUE HILLS CLASSIC TRIAL The annual Easter Saturday section of the Motor Cycling Club's Lands End Classic Trial, for both cars and bikes. An all day event at the Blue Hills, Trevellas Coombe, from 10/11am. until 4pm. [Grid reference on St. Agnes map B7 & B6 or the Wheal Kitty turning from the B3285 / St. Agnes Perranporth Road.] This year the event celebrates its centenary - the first run being held in 1908. Log onto www.themotorcyclingclub.org.uk to learn more about this club and their events. This is a thrilling event but please take care and obey the officials who are there for your safety. If driving please park in the official car parks to avoid blocking the narrow roads in the area. BOLSTER 2010 PROGRAMME OF EVENTS SATURDAY 24th APRIL  CLAY MODEL WORKSHOP St. Agnes Youth Club.  -  10am - 4pm Come along and make model houses to be fired at St. Agnes Pottery and in the Beacon bonfire. Models will be featured in the BOLSTER PAGEANT. You may retrieve your model either before or after the pageant if you wish to keep it. There will be a small charge to cover the cost of clay.       SATURDAY ? APRIL  LANTERN WORKSHOP St. Agnes Youth Club.  -  10am - 4pm We will be making lanterns using withies and paper to be carried in procession to the BOLSTER BONFIRE and B.B.Q. on Saturday 1st May. Lanterns can be decorated at home. There will be a small charge to cover the cost of materials.     SATURDAY 1st MAY  LANTERN PROCESSION Churchtown Square, St Agnes. to the top of the Beacon Leaves Churchtown at 7.30pm. Walk in procession from Churchtown Square with your lantern to the top of the Beacon for a bonfire (which fires the clay models made two weeks ago) and a barbecue. Bring a torch to get down from the Beacon safely in the dark!     SUNDAY 2nd MAY STREET THEATRE Giant Bolster's drummers and characters from the Pageant tour the village, from pub to pub, from 12 noon , looking for Giant Bolster to challenge him over his outrageous behaviour.     SUNDAY 2nd MAY BOLSTER PAGEANT On the cliffs at Chapel Porth Start at 4.30pm Then witness the dastardly deeds of the ‘great’ man revealed in street theatre and dance procession through the village at noon, performances outside all the pubs - just to whet your appetites in anticipation of the full tale to come when you meet BOLSTER himself in splendid pageantry on the cliffs at Chapel Porth [grid ref. E2]. Welcome to St. Agnes, Cornwall 2010 The Original St. Agnes Accommodation Online web site Main Village Events Mouse over any pictures for a larger view. WEDNESDAY 28th JULY AIR DAY at R.N.A.S. CULDROSE - HELSTON Helicopters & fixed wing aircraft give displays at RNAS Culdrose (HMS Seahawke) open day. A great family day out. Check out www.royalnavy.mod.uk/server/show/nav.6201 for more details. SATURDAY 7th AUGUST A BAND CONCERT On village square from 8pm - 10pm. A feet tapping, hand clapping splendid way to end the day with the three bands from the evenings Carnival Procession. Road closures from 6pm - 10pm. MONDAY 3rd AUGUST  LIFEBOAT DAY Fun for all the Family at Trevaunance Cove from 10am. Competitions, rescue demonstrations by St. Agnes Blue Peter Inshore Lifeboat, Cliff rescue demonstrations by St. Agnes Coastguard Cliff Rescue Team [joined we hope by the Air Sea Rescue helicopter from RNAS Culdrose] operating conditions permitting. Check out the RNLI website 20th - 22nd AUGUST WEST OF ENGLAND STEAM RALLY ALWAYS THE THIRD WEEKEND in AUGUST  The Biggest and Best Steam Engine Rally in the West - over 200 steam engines expected. Tywarnhayle Farm, Chiverton Roundabout [first left turn from the roundabout on the B3277 St. Agnes Road] All types of Vintage Vehicles, Old Tyme Funfair, Fairground Organs, Working Demonstrations, Trade Stands, Stationary Engines and Model Exhibition, Rural Crafts etc etc. Free car park. An excellent day out for all the family. Admission at gate. Gates open 9am - close at 8.30pm. Officially opened on Friday at 2pm. Check our West of England Steam Rally web site Site last updated 22nd July 2010 Please note that this website is only available to holiday properties in the Parish of St. Agnes. © St. Agnes Accommodation Online 1999 - 2010 Friday 28th to Monday 31st May Motorcycle Rally Weekend Victory Inn, Towan Cross, nr Porthtowan Official motorcycle rally from Friday 28th to Monday 31st May. Ride-outs, live music, stalls, fun & games, real ales, on-site camping. Check out the awesome machines and meet some great people. Monday 31st May Mens' Pasty Making Competition St Agnes Hotel, Churhtown Come on, lads! Make your mother proud! Follow her special recipe and humble the competition. Judging and raffle in aid of local charities at 4 pm - bring your cheque book.