Name: St Ives Festival 2013
Start: 2013-09-14
End: 2013-09-28
Location: various venues

St Ives Festival 2013

Saturday 14th to Saturday 28th September 2013
various venues, St Ives, Cornwall, TR26 2DS, England MAP
from £12 - £20 with many events FREE

Daily capacity: 2,500

Last updated: Fri 30th Aug 2013

With music, visual arts, poetry, literature, theatre and cinema on offer around St Ives, in Cornwall. The dates are confirmed as from Saturday 14th to Saturday 28th September 2013.

Line-up

James Taylor Quartet have cancelled, a replacement gig sees the Camborne Town Band present a Proms Night.

St Ives September Festival patrons Steve Knightley and Phil Beer host an evening and appear as Show of Hands with Miranda Sykes, they are joined by Fairport Convention, The Three Belles, The Bevin Boys, Ian Shaw & The Ronnie Scott's All Stars, Emily Barker, Chastity Brown, Martha Tilston & The Scientists, Matt Price & friends, Keltrix, Arthur Smith, John Otway, Miracle Theatre Â Waiting For Godot, Jamie Smith's Mabon, The Wurzels, Mad Dog Mcrea, The Manfreds, Livewire AC/DC, The ZZ Tops, No1 Ladies Accordion Orchestra, Mousehole Male Voice Choir, John Cooper Clarke, Davey Arthur, and Johnny Cowling.

For the line-up details as available please click here.

Tickets

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Ticket prices vary depending upon event. The following gigs have now sold out: Fairport Convention, Show Of Hands, and John Cooper Clarke.

Ticketed gigs take place at The Guildhall and The Western Hotel which hosts a full programme. There will be music of all types in the Guildhall and the Pubs.

Other attractions

Other attractions include arts workshops and classes, arts exhibitions, talks, walks, theatre, comedy, films, cabaret, street entertainment, poetry, and many other events. As well as Open Studios, where local artists open their workspaces to the public in order to feature their work in art, ceramics, textiles and glass; there will also be an art exhibition in the St Ives School of Painting and ceramic pit firing on Porthmeor Beach.

Another aspect of the festival is the Film Season, featuring showings of classic films - this year with a 'Monster' theme, to include screenings of 'Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde', 'An American Werewolf in London', 'Nosferatu', 'The Mist' and the 1931 film 'Frankenstein'- all taking place at St Ives Arts Club.

Tickets now available online for theArts & Literature Programme and Film Programme.

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Accommodation

You should consider booking your accommodation early as most places fill up quickly for the festival fortnight.

More information will be here when available.