St Austell St Piran's Event

St Austell St Piran's Event A celebration of our patron Saint Piran in St Austell town centre.

The dust has settled on the St Austell St Piran's day event 2026. What can I say; absolutely outstanding turnout for the...
08/03/2026

The dust has settled on the St Austell St Piran's day event 2026. What can I say; absolutely outstanding turnout for the event. 🙂👏

I have a long list of thank you's.

Firstly I'd like to thank White River Place and St Austell Town (St Austell BID) for their continued help and support. Without whom I would not be able to put the event on.

I would like to thank the 2 local Cllrs who partly funded the event, Cllr Paul Ashton and Cllr Jack Yelland.

I would also like to thank Michael Bunney for organising the procession and for his very generous donation from his Kernewek lessons which partially funded the event.

I would like to thank St Austell Town Council for partially funding the event from their small grants scheme and for their continued support.

I would like to thank Garry Tregidga for organising a brilliant Kevrennow festival. The White Hart was packed all day which was fantastic to see.

I would like to thank all the speakers Noah Law for St Austell & Newquay, Mayor Colin hamilton, Deputy mayor Cllr Ethan Stephens, Cllr Paul Ashton and Cllr Jack Yelland for saying a few words and for taking part in the procession. It was also nice to see a few St Austell Town Cllrs supporting the event.

I would like to thank the St Austell Market House for hosting a craft fair and for supporting the St Piran's day event.

I would like to thank all the musicians who played at the event Kescana, Bagas Crowd, The Drecklys, Richard Trethewey and Molly Biscoe. I would also like to thank Kenny Barnes who volunteered to sound tech all day.

I would like to thank all the local Old Cornwall Societies for bringing your banners and for supporting the event.

I would like to thank all the organisations that had pitches which hopefully supported them to raise their profiles in the town Cornwall Wildlife Trust, A Band of Brothers Cornwall and Cornwall Hospice.

I would like to thank all the craft fair traders for bringing your wonderful makes in to St Austell.

Last but definitely by no means least, I want to thank the people of St Austell and surrounding areas for turning out and supporting the St Austell St Piran's day event. Numbers are increasing year on year and it makes organising the event worthwhile when I see the amount of people that attend and the smiles on your faces. For those of you that dressed up in nationalist tartan, you looked fabulous.

That's it from me, see you next year for the St Austell St Piran's day event 2027. 🙂 ==

Kernow bys vyken!!!

PS if anyone has got any photos from yesterday, please feel free to post them on the St Austell St Piran's day event page.

Gool Peran Lowen one and all!We look forward to seeing you in St Austell on Saturday to celebrate St Pirantide. 🙂🎉==Kern...
05/03/2026

Gool Peran Lowen one and all!

We look forward to seeing you in St Austell on Saturday to celebrate St Pirantide. 🙂🎉==

Kernow bys vyken.

The award winning Jake's Bakes Cornwall will be trading at the St Austell St Piran's day event on Saturday.Jake has kind...
04/03/2026

The award winning Jake's Bakes Cornwall will be trading at the St Austell St Piran's day event on Saturday.

Jake has kindly made Cornish fairings for the event for children to decorate. You can find Jake's stall outside of the former Santander Bank. Fairings will be £1.50 undecorated or £3.00 decorated.

Jake's cafe in the St Austell Market House will also be open and selling a whole host of goodies. 😋

The St Austell St Piran's day event is a week today on the 7th March 10am till 3pm.✅There's music from 10.15am in Aylmer...
28/02/2026

The St Austell St Piran's day event is a week today on the 7th March 10am till 3pm.

✅There's music from 10.15am in Aylmer Square.

✅A craft fair in Fore Street.

✅Kevrennow in the White Hart Hotel from 10.45am which will be exploring the links between Kernow and Wales.

✅There's a craft fair in the Market House.

✅Local organisations in Aylmer Square

✅There's a procession around St Austell which starts to gather in Aylmer Square at 1pm and sets off at 1.30pm.

✅Speakers include: Mayor Colin Hamilton, Deputy Mayor Ethan Stephens, Noah Law MP, Cllr Paul Ashton and Cllr Jack Yelland.

The event is a free community event for one and all to enjoy. Bring your Cornish flags and celebrate all that's special about Kernow.

Your support is appreciated. 🙂 ==

As part of the St Pirantide celebrations in St Austell, Dr Garry Tregidga has organised 2 days of talks and music on the...
15/02/2026

As part of the St Pirantide celebrations in St Austell, Dr Garry Tregidga has organised 2 days of talks and music on the 6th and 7th March.

The Kevrennow Festival in St Austell on 6/7 March is an initiative of the Institute of Cornish Studies in association with Cornish Story at Rescorla.

Please see attached posters for venues and timings.

Kim will be selling fabulous stuffed cookies at the St Piran's event on the 7th.She trades under the name of Let's get s...
08/02/2026

Kim will be selling fabulous stuffed cookies at the St Piran's event on the 7th.

She trades under the name of Let's get stuffed.

Our next trader at the St Austell St Piran's day event is Loren who runs the Pearly Queens Boutique.She sells Cornish ba...
02/02/2026

Our next trader at the St Austell St Piran's day event is Loren who runs the Pearly Queens Boutique.

She sells Cornish based ladies clothing.

Our first crafter is Nicky and she trades under the name of Nicky-Nack Crafts, Cornwall.Nicky has been part of the St Au...
01/02/2026

Our first crafter is Nicky and she trades under the name of Nicky-Nack Crafts, Cornwall.

Nicky has been part of the St Austell St Piran's day event since it began.

She makes textile, clay and paper crafts.

Here is just a small sample of her wonderful crafts.

Here is the St Austell St Piran's day event poster. Please feel free to share it far and wide. 🙂There are still pitches ...
18/01/2026

Here is the St Austell St Piran's day event poster. Please feel free to share it far and wide. 🙂

There are still pitches available in Fore Street for the craft fair.

They are free pitches and you must have public liability insurance cover.

You also need to provide your own gazebo ( optional) and table.

01/12/2025

St Austell St Piran's day event will be back for 2026.

It will be on Saturday 7th March 10am till 3pm.

I am seeking stallholders/crafters/artisans for the event. If you'd like a free pitch then please either message this page or contact [email protected] for more info.

***You must have at least 2 million Public Liability Insurance cover.

There will be 8-10 pitches available in the St Austell Market House and there will be pitches available in Fore Street.

Please state your preference as to indoors or outdoors and pitches are allocated on a first come, first serve basis.

You will need to provide your own table and/or gazebo.

The dust has settled on the St Austell St Piran's day event 2025. I have some thank you's before I sign off  for this ye...
02/03/2025

The dust has settled on the St Austell St Piran's day event 2025. I have some thank you's before I sign off for this year.

Firstly I'd like to thank Cllr Matthew Luke and St Austell Town Council. Without their financial backing the St Piran's Day event would not be able to go ahead.

I'd like to thank St Austell Town and White River Place. Without their help and support we'd really struggle to put on the event. They give up their time and they put in a huge amount of effort to make sure everything is set up, it runs smoothly and the town looks its best.

I'd like to thank Dr Garry Tregidga for organising such a brilliant and well attended series of talks and music in the White Hart Hotel.

I'd like to thank Michael Bunney for giving up his time to organise the Procession around the town and for being such a fabulous positive bundle of energy and enthusiasm.

I'd like to thank all the marshalls who gave up their time.

I'd like to thank Andrew Johnston and his volunteers for giving up their time to teach Kernewek sessions.

I'd like to thank MP Noah Law for St Austell & Newquay, Mayor Julian Young and Deputy Mayor Colin Hamilton for their speeches.

I'd like to thank all the groups that played on the stage: Bagas Crowd, Kescana, The Cunning Old Celts, the Drecklys, the Garker Street Band and Richard Trethewey.

I'd like to thank all the organisations that had stalls: Cornwall Hospice Care, A Band of Brothers Cornwall, Cornwall Wildlife Trust, Cornwall Heritage Trust and Young People Cornwall.

I'd like to thank all the artisans that were pitched up in the cold for the event.

Last but by no means least, I'd like to thank the people of St Austell for coming to the event and supporting it. This year's event was our biggest crowd to date.

Gool Peran Lowen onen hag Oll.

Until next year... 🙂==

Cornish language taster sessions are in the Old Peacocks store.
01/03/2025

Cornish language taster sessions are in the Old Peacocks store.

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White River Place
Saint Austell
PL255AZ

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