Tom Bawcock’s Eve

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Tom Bawcock’s Eve is a traditional Cornish festival held each December in the fishing village of Mousehole, celebrating a legendary fisherman’s perilous winter catch with a communal feast featuring the famous Stargazy pie.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cornish festival
festival
folk tradition
associatedWith Cornish folklore
fishing community traditions
maritime folklore
basedOn legend of Tom Bawcock
celebratedIn Mousehole NERFINISHED
commemorates legendary fisherman’s perilous winter catch
saving the village from famine
country England
culturalSignificance local identity of Mousehole
tourist attraction
features communal feast
lanterns
local music
procession
singing
storytelling
frequency annual
hasCulturalRegion Cornwall NERFINISHED
hasDish Stargazy pie with fish heads protruding
fish pie
pilchard-based dishes
hasGenre folk festival
seasonal celebration
hasKeyFood Stargazy pie NERFINISHED
hasLanguageContext Cornish culture
hasLocalName Tom Bawcock’s Eve festival
hasNarrativeElement ballad of Tom Bawcock
tales of stormy seas
hasSymbol fish heads looking out of pie crust
locatedIn Cornwall NERFINISHED
Mousehole NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
namedAfter Tom Bawcock NERFINISHED
occursInMonth December
primaryParticipants residents of Mousehole
visitors and tourists
relatedTo Cornish cuisine
Mousehole Harbour Lights NERFINISHED
Stargazy pie NERFINISHED
religiousAspect largely secular
season winter
theme abundance of food
gratitude for safe return of fishermen
timeOfYear December
typeOfFoodTradition fish-based feast

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Mousehole celebratesFestival Tom Bawcock’s Eve
Mousehole hasCulturalAssociation Tom Bawcock’s Eve