February 2026
This unique church service celebrates the life of Grimaldi. Expect it to be well attended by clowns in full costume. Non-clowns are welcome, too! Find out more.
One of the last surviving traditional Cornish hurling games. The game follows a procession through the town and is now only played by children and teenagers. Find out more.
With an impressively wide range of events, this festival is a must for anyone interested in Viking culture. Find out more.
This 550-year-old tradition is open to women who live or work in Olney. If this sounds like you, sign up and start practising your flipping! Find out more.
Wakefield was known for its rhubarb, and this festival celebrates everything to do with it, with plenty of rhubarb treats on offer and live entertainment. Find out more.
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