This weekend sees the inaugural WanderFal music and arts festival take place with all the day events on Saturday free to the public.
Falmouth's newest music festival takes place at various venues across the town this weekend on Friday, April 8 and Saturday, April 9.
The festival kicks off at 5pm on Friday at the Cornish Bank with Clara Mann followed by The Golden Dregs, Speedboat, Kit Sebastian and headliners The Wytches.
At the Princess Pavilion Catumbo is in the main theatre at 5pm followed by Hockeysmith, Webmoms, Electric Jalaba and Dele Sosimi Afrobeat Orchestra.
WanderFal this weekend
In the Garden Room from 5.30pm will be The Worm, Rachel Dadd, 0800 Rodeo and Tikal.
Meanwhile across town at Underland in The Old Brewey Yard will be Beau Bennet at 5pm followed by Kyma, Rue, The Eyelids, Aleigha Scott and Diplomats of Sound.
On Saturday all the events in the afternoon are free from 12 noon at the Cornish Bank with workshops in the garden and entertainment and Ruarri Joseph William the Conqueror book launch at 3pm.
WanderFal this weekend
There are also bands on the bandstand at the Princess Pavilion from 12noon with Dakadoum, Acid House Celidh, Fantasy Orchestra, Rihab Azarduo and world renowned folk singer and filmmaker Martha Tilston.
WanderFal this weekend
At Underland from 12 will be the Diplomats of Sound, Mini O'Halleron, Ghetto Orange and Fantasy Orchestra.
On Saturday evening from 5pm headliners include The Umlauts, London Bulgarian Choir, This is The Kit, Big Ben Jorge, World Upside Down, Klen, Waldo's Gift and the Eel Collective.
For full details go to the Cornish Bank Facebook page.
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The two day festival is the brainchild of Will Greenham and Rufus Maurice owners of The Cornish Bank music venue, bar and cafe situated in the old bank building in Church Street.
It follows along similar lines to the hugely successful Sea Change Festival in Totnes where artists perform at different venues across the town. It is hoped it will become an annual event.
The festival runs over two days on April 8 and 9, Saturday tickets have sold out but there are still some tickets for Friday available at at wanderfalfestival.eventbrite.co.uk price £22.15 with fee.
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