On Saturday, 13th September — the first day of the festival — and 20th September, there will be a variety of entertainers on the streets of St Ives. Here are the line-ups.
Falmouth Marine Band
Saturday, 13th September
Noon
Falmouth Marine Band leave from Royal Square
Samba Cambada outside the New Craftsman Gallery, Fore Street
12.05pm
Falmouth Marine Band outside St Ia Church
12.10pm
Falmouth Marine Band march along Wharf Road
12.15pm
Falmouth Marine Band outside Seven on the harbour
12.25pm
Falmouth Marine Band march along Fore Street
12.30pm
Bike Girl, Chloe Marie Aston, outside Seven on the harbour
Ukuhayles outside the New Craftsman Gallery
1pm
Boudica outside Aspects Holidays on the harbour
1.15pm
Samba Cambada outside the New Craftsman Gallery
1.30pm
Falmouth Marine Band leave from Royal Square
1.35pm
Falmouth Marine Band outside St Ia Church
1.40pm
Falmouth Marine Band march along Wharf Road
Bike Piano Girl, Chloe Marie Aston, outside the New Craftsman Gallery
1.45pm
Falmouth Marine Band outside Seven on the harbour
1.55pm
Falmouth Marine Band march along Fore Street
2.00pm
Samba Cambada outside Aspects Holidays on the harbour
2pm
Cork An Barbor Shanty outside St Ives Arts Club, Westcotts Quay
2.20pm
Ukuhayles next to Fishermens Lodge on the harbour
2.30pm
Bagus an Norvys procession from St Ia Church via Wharf Road to Fore Street
2.45pm
Bagus an Norvys outside New Craftsman Gallery
2.40pm
Samba Cambada outside Café Art, Royal Square
Boudica
3pm
Boudica outside Aspects Holidays on the harbour
3pm
Bike Piano Girl, Chloe Marie Aston, outside the New Craftsman Gallery
3.20pm
The Islanders next to Fishermens Lodge on the harbour
3.30pm
Cork An Barbor Shanty outside the New Craftsman Gallery
Saturday, 20th September
Noon
Samba Kernow outside the New Craftsman Gallery
12.10pm
Bagus an Norvys leave St Ia Church and walk via Wharf Road to Seven
12.20pm
Bagus an Norvys outside Seven on the harbour
12.35pm
Ringmaster stilt walker, Tree Stewart and Toni Krygier outside Seven
12.30pm
Bagus an Norvys outside the New Craftsman Gallery
2.40pm
Petty Criminals outside the New Craftsman Gallery
12.55pm
Samba Kernow outside Aspects Holidays on the harbour
1.15pm
Penzance Guizers on the harbour slipway
1.15pm
Toni Krygier next to Fishermens Lodge on harbour
1.30pm
Samba Kernow outside the New Craftsman Gallery
1.50pm
Ringmaster stilt walker outside the New Craftsman Gallery
Tree Stewart
1.50pm
Tree Stewart, contact juggler, outside the New Craftsman Gallery
1.50pm
Toni Krygier with barrel organ outside the New Craftsman Gallery
2pm
Pensans Morris outside Seven on the harbour
2.10pm
Rumbellion Shanty outside the New Craftsman Gallery
2.30pm
Samba Kernow outside Café Art, Royal Square
2.45pm
Petty Criminals next to Fishermen’s Lodge on the harbour
3.00pm
Joe Duke outside the New Craftsman Gallery
3.30pm
Rumbellion Shanty at Tate St Ives Loggia, Porthmeor
3.30pm
Penzance Guizers on the harbour slipway
4.15pm
Pensans Morris outside Seven on the harbour
Timings and performers were correct when sent to St Ives Local. Most performances are subject to weather conditions.
