Here are a few suggestions for some festive fun, Cornish hospitality, and truly unique Cornish Christmas celebrations to enjoy whilst on a Festive Short Break for Two in Cornwall during November and December 2014:
The Famous Christmas Flower Garland Cotehele in Cornwall 7th - 21st November 2014: Watch the famous 60 foot long flower garland being made from 31,000 dried flowers collected from the Estate earlier this year. 22 November - 31 December (except 25 and 26 December) come and admire this beautiful garland, hung in the great hall, whilst warming yourself by the fire and listening some Christmas music. Alternatively if you fancy making your own Christmas decoration or gift, sign up for a one day Craft Workshop: (25 November - 5 December) for Willow Weaving, Topiary, Herb Garlands and Gifts.
Truro City of Lights: 25,000 people are expected to come to see this magical mid Winter Lantern Festival which parades through the streets of Truro on 19th November at 6.30pm, accompanied by music from local bands and dance from the Truro School of Samba. It also includes the official switch on of Truro’s
Christmas lights. This year (2014) the theme is 'Heroes', and is a fantastic local community event for all ages. 
Truro 'Made in Cornwall' Christmas Fair: 26th - 30th November 2014 Dedicated to promoting Cornwall’s finest artists, artisans,
and food and drink producers, plus Father Christmas, a herd of Reindeer and Christmas parade to mark the start of late night shopping.Also:
Pencarrow House Bodmin Christmas Fair: 22nd -23rd November 2014 Two day Christmas event, in the stunning surroundings of Pencarrow House & Gardens, with a fantastic food hall and the best craft producers in Cornwall to inspire you in time for Christmas. 10.30 am to 4.30 pm. Entrance £2.00. Free car parking. Dogs are most welcome in the gardens at Pencarrow
Come And Enjoy Many Magical Festive Events Throughout Cornwall In November And December 2014
Whilst Staying At Rooky's Nook Holiday Cottage in North Cornwall
Whilst Staying At Rooky's Nook Holiday Cottage in North Cornwall
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