St Ewe Feast

St Ewe Feast A two day celebration of our Celtic Saint Ewe, on Sunday May 3rd & Monday May 4th in our pretty Cornish village of St Ewe,

Come and help us celebrate our Cornish Celtic Saint with a special two-day festival in the village. Festivities begin on Sunday 3 May with the St Ewe Feast & Ceilidh. In a marquee on the Village Hall Field, we’ll gather for an evening of wonderful food, music and dancing. From 6pm, delicious St Ewe food will be available to buy, followed by a lively ceilidh to round off the night. Please note: thi

s is a ticketed event. On Monday 4 May, the celebrations move into the heart of the village. The day begins with a guided walk led by local historian Michael Bunney, offering fascinating insights into the village’s past. In the afternoon, the church will host an exhibition of artwork inspired by St Ewe, alongside a series of short talks exploring who St Ewe was and the rich history of this remarkable village. Cream Tea will be on sale in the village square. The celebrations conclude in true Cornish style with a Shanty Shout in the village pub — the perfect way to end the festival.

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It’s time to celebrate again in St Ewe. July 18th is the date to save in your diaries for the St Ewe Village Fete 2026!S...
30/05/2026

It’s time to celebrate again in St Ewe. July 18th is the date to save in your diaries for the St Ewe Village Fete 2026!

See you there and follow the St Ewe Village Fete page to be the first to hear what’s on this year.

Top tip … don’t miss out on the cake stall 😉

More to do and enjoy in St Ewe. Save the date July 18th 2026 🥳
16/05/2026

More to do and enjoy in St Ewe. Save the date July 18th 2026 🥳

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And finally that’s this year’s feast over and out.

What an absolute blast!

See you next year. 👋🥳🌼🪇

Thank you of course go out to everyone who helped in so many ways including the community heroes Men in Sheds Gorran and...
09/05/2026

Thank you of course go out to everyone who helped in so many ways including the community heroes Men in Sheds Gorran and Mevagissey District 🙏

So from bakers, artists, musicians, chefs, historians, farmers, flower arrangers, car park attendances, marshals, marquee roadies, technicians, bell ringers, village in bloom challengers, first aiders, health and safety advisors, and of course the one and only Sue, we say ..

Meur Ras! ⭐️🙏

It’s Thank You time ⭐️⭐️⭐️Meur Ras! As well as being a chance for the community to come together the St Ewe Feast was al...
09/05/2026

It’s Thank You time ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Meur Ras!

As well as being a chance for the community to come together the St Ewe Feast was also to raise funds for the St Ewe Village Hall and The village church (Friends of St Ewe Church).

Whilst we don’t yet have the total funds raised confirmed yet we are hugely grateful to two local businesses who made this all possible with their generous donations. The Lost Gardens of Heligan and St Ewe Free Range Eggs.

Heligan also supported with bar supplies and printing the banners 🙏

Please do join us in a massive virtual round of applause.

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In case you missed it. Here are a few snippets of the St Ewe Feast. Today’s short clips will be our last round ups for t...
09/05/2026

In case you missed it. Here are a few snippets of the St Ewe Feast. Today’s short clips will be our last round ups for this year.

Starting with ….. The Crown Inn - St Ewe Huge thanks to Keris and her team who kept the pub open all day for food, refreshments and the vital toilets! And hosting the toe tapping, maraca shaking good The Press Gang.

Thank you to everyone who came, feasted and danced the night away.

Please do share your photos and memories with us too.

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