Green Fest returns to Camborne Recreation Ground for its fourth year, with a free, family-friendly day of live music, local stalls and eco inspiration.
Four acts take to the main stage across the day. Folk singer-songwriter Martha Woods opens, followed by blues three-piece C-Bone, Redruth’s pop-punk outfit Kerosene Cocktail, and ska favourites Rudi’s Message to close.
Beyond the music there are 20 stalls from local charities and environmental groups, including Cornwall Wildlife Trust, the Fairtrade Foundation, Healthy Cornwall, Red River Rescuers and the Seal Research Trust. Expect festival food and non-alcoholic drinks from four local companies, children’s activities beside the playground, and roving entertainment from Hotch Potch Performance with stilt walkers and street performers.
The event runs during Great Big Green Week, The Climate Coalition’s nationwide celebration of community action for nature and climate, from 6th to 14th June 2026.
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Getting there
The what3words address is steady.award.grace. It’s a 15 minute walk from Camborne Railway Station and 8 minutes from the bus stop on College Street. Parking is limited to Camborne Rugby Club on Cranberry Road, so organisers ask people to arrive on foot or by public transport where possible.
