The Edge Festival is a volunteer‑run, three‑day celebration of music, arts, food and family fun in the heart of Solva. Every ticket helps support local charities, youth groups and community projects across the St Davids Peninsula. Expect great live acts, creative workshops, children’s activities, street food, stalls and a warm community atmosphere — all set against Pembrokeshire’s stunning coastal backdrop.

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The 33rd Scottish Annual Traditional Boat Festival is being held again  this year in the historic 17th Century Harbour town of Portsoy on the Aberdeenshire coast 

on 13-14th June  2026

For 20 years the Coracle Society has supported the Festival  by running coracle events over the weekend in the Old Harbour.

This course does not include introductory membership to the Society - find out more about introductory membership

Make your own Boyne-style coracle in the glorious mid-Wales. Lots of fun, experienced tuition, paddling practice, lunch and snacks, free camping on site. Self catering accommodation may be available.

This course does not include introductory membership to the Society - find out more about introductory membership

Make your own Boyne-style coracle in the glorious mid-Wales. Lots of fun, experienced tuition, paddling practice, lunch and snacks, free camping on site. Self catering accommodation may be available.

The Coracle Races will return for the Carmarthen River Festival 2025.

Please check-out the facebook page for a full list of activities, which include a children's coracle pool, free funfair rides, climbing wall, raft race, duck race, rowing race and many stalls.

The Big Avon Paddle offers two routes for paddlers to choose from: a 4.5 mile loop from Bath Boathouse downstream to the Avon County Rowing Club and back as well as a new 1.5 mile loop from Bath Boathouse heading upstream towards Weston Lock and back. 

Participants can choose to paddle a route or a mix of both routes as many times as you wish in this paced event.