A celebration of the sea will be taking place this weekend at the Princess Pavilion.
Blue Day organised by Falmouth Town Council and Falmouth Marine Conservation will celebrate this precious resource and everything it means to the planet.
The Blue Day event takes place at the Princess Pavilion this Saturday
Promoting the event Falmouth town councillor Zoe Young said: "We are 98% water, our ancestors emerged from the sea. Let's come together to soak in, celebrate, learn about and share how we live with the sea, rains, rivers, run-off, wells, soak-a-ways and streams.
"Marine exploration and wildlife, food, floods, boating, swimming and swimming pools, diving, fisheries, seaweed, deep sea mining, watery art, foraging, oceanic rebellion.. there will be films, and talks, and stalls, and arts and crafts and field trips out to the tidal rocks of Tunnel Beach, just below Princess Pavilion."
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Vicki Spooner, environmental & quality systems manager Falmouth Haven, will be there also as part of the event, Cornwall Climate Care will be screening its documentary trilogy: Under the Surface, Plenty More Fish?, and Living on the Edge. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with the film participants.
Strength in Feathers CIC will also be running a blue health writing workshop with a full afternoon of talks, workshops and rockpooling.
The event starts at 12 noon and runs until 5pm.
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