From electric headliners, DJ sets to traditional sea shanties. Expect a weekend soundtracked from start to finish, with a mix of iconic acts, emerging artists and moments that bring the crowd together across every stage.
From leading chefs and local producers sharing their craft, offering a closer look at the stories, techniques and ingredients that shape cuisines from across the world.
Pack your voyage with things to do, or simply relax. The choice is yours! From hands-on workshops and tastings to wellness sessions and family-friendly experiences, there’s something to try at every pace.
Sign up for the festival to join the celebration of music, art, and community. Complete the registration form to secure your spot and receive event updates. Bring your friends, explore the line-up, and be part of the experience.
Register today and get ready to enjoy unforgettable days of creativity, connection, and inspiration.
Paul Welburn has trained with some of the best chefs in Britain, Gary Rhodes, Richard Corrigan and Andrew Pern to name but a few. He has years of Michelin-star cooking behind him, holding a Michelin Star and 3 AA rosettes on two occasions, the first time came during his time in London at Rhodes W1 Restaurant achieving this at the age of 26, the second time came more recently in Oxford in 2018.
Cooking gently nostalgic British dishes with a modern twist, his career has already spanned top London restaurants, taking him a long way from his Scarborough roots. Born and raised in North Yorkshire, he says it was where that he learned the value of working with humble ingredients, of getting the best out of what was available, and of ensuring that no part of an ingredient went to waste.
Paul has since relocated to Cornwall and launched ‘Fern’ Restaurant near Bodmin, cooking small plates and an ever-evolving seasonal menu, which has already achieved 3 AA rosettes within its first year of trading, he has also published his debut Cookbook aptly named ‘Evolve’ and enjoying becoming part of the great food scene here in Cornwall.