An exciting calendar of events is being planned for this year. As and when details are announced we will publish them here. There will be some great local events to give you a flavour of what goes on across the islands, as well as many reasons to visit and revisit the Isles of Scilly.

March 2027

Low Tide Experience
On a Spring Tide, for just an hour, the channel between Tresco and Bryher is shallow enough to cross on foot, providing a unique setting for a mini pop-up party. The team set up benches, a bar and firepits, and once the tide is low enough, visitors can walk across from either island to meet in the middle and enjoy the foodie delights and maybe some live music - a rare Scillonian experience. Activities are weather dependent.
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Walk Scilly
Walk Scilly is back! From 8th and 17th April join our event entirely dedicated to the discovery of the immense natural beauty and heritage on Scilly by foot (and by sea!). Get exploring the 5 inhabited islands and some uninhabited ones too! This rare and unique opportunity comes once a year when you can experience the 'waking-up' of the islands and when spring is in all its glory and when the flora is looking its best! There will be islander…
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World Pilot Gig Championships
The most spectacular event on Scilly, the annual World Pilot Gig Championships sees over 400 crews from across the world competing for the most coveted prizes in pilot gig racing. There will be serious racing and serious fun to be had by all.
VISIT THE WEBSITEMay 2027

Scilly Folk Festival
The ever-popular annual Scilly Folk Festival. A long weekend of music, song and dance is in store, featuring some of the best folk music from Scilly and the South West, with events across the islands.
VISIT THE WEBSITEOctober 2027

Low Tide Experience
On a Spring Tide, for just an hour, the channel between Tresco and Bryher is shallow enough to cross on foot, providing a unique setting for a mini pop-up party. The team set up benches, a bar and firepits, and once the tide is low enough, visitors can walk across from either island to meet in the middle and enjoy the foodie delights and maybe some live music - a rare Scillonian experience. Activities are weather dependent.
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Scilly Dark Skies Week
Experience the magic of Scilly Dark Skies Week on tiny St. Martin’s, Isles of Scilly, home to some of the UK’s darkest skies. Enjoy nightly stargazing, expert talks and guided observations with the island’s community observatory. Suitable for beginners and experienced astronomers alike, the week offers constellation spotting, astrophotography and hands-on learning. Discover the wonder of true darkness and explore our vast universe alongside a welcoming local team.
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