Welcome to your weekly What's On in Falmouth with Nub News.

Every Thursday we round up just some of the eye-catching events occurring in your area over the weekend. 

Read on for Falmouth's not to be missed outings this week, and remember, you can add your event for FREE using the Nub It button and find events taking place around the town here: What's On.

Tall Ships Shed Party - Friday 18 August

The Parade Of Sail may have been canceled but the Falmouth Pilot Gig Club is still having a Tall Ships After Party with food, beers, music, gig boats, and good vibes.

The after-party will be raising money for the charity, The Pasty Box, on their quest to help feed Cornish Kids with Cornish ingredients.

For more information: Tall Ships Shed Party

Falmouth Pilot Gig Club's Tall Ships after party. (Image: Supplied)

Hazel McNab reductive lino printmaking exhibition - Friday 18 and Saturday 19 August

An exhibition starts this week at the Terrace Gallery in Penryn. Hazel McNab lives in Penzance, Cornwall, and delights in being surrounded by endless inspiration for her work.

Hazel specialises in producing limited edition reduction Linocut prints and is passionate about composition, colour, and pattern. Light, reflection, and shadows.

For more information: Hazel McNab reductive lino printmaking exhibition

On of Hazel's pieces. (Image: Hazel McNab)

The Legend of King Arthur: A Pre-Raphaelite Love Story - All weekend

If you haven't seen it already, Falmouth Art Gallery has been hosting a major exhibition this summer which will last until the end of September.

The Legend of King Arthur: A Pre-Raphaelite Love Story is a touring exhibition that brings together the Arthurian legend, Pre-Raphaelite artists, and locations linked to the Arthurian legend, like Cornwall.

For more information: The Legend of King Arthur: A Pre-Raphaelite Love Story

Falmouth is part fo a handful of gallerys that have been lucky enough to host the work. (Image: Supplied)

Dragon & Fairy Trail - Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 August

Enys Gardens is a picturesque garden and woodlands a few miles to the East of Penryn. Its ancient buildings have been largely abandoned since the mid-20th century, but are gradually awakening from their long slumber.

Here is what Enys Gardens said: "The delightful woodland fairies and their friends have returned to Enys again this August. We understand that some of the bolder creatures have managed to coax some of the very shy animals into making an appearance so be careful not to startle them as you meander through the beautiful paths."

For more information: Fairy & Dragon trail at Enys Gardens

Wonder the gardens and woodland on the trail. (Image: Supplied)