Events Around Cornwall

Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site and discover the important role Godolphin played in Cornwall’s mining history. Pick up a family trail and uncover hidden clues to Godolphin’s mining past.

A quirky collection of quilts from Victorian bedspreads to modern masterpieces on display throughout the house. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Make Father’s Day and do something different. Take a leisurely wander around the Port Eliot Estate grade one listed gardens and its structures, explore the secret corners of the beautiful gardens, lunch alfresco on a pre-order picnic and relax a while by the River Tiddy taking in the magnificence of Brunel and Mother...

How many have you got left to do' Explore Godolphin and complete some of the 50 things to do before you’re 11. Go for a barefoot walk, get creative in the mud pie kitchen, watch out for birds with binoculars and climb Godolphin Hill. Booking Not Needed. Children will love these activities.

The summer exhibition features watercolour paintings, mirrors, ceramics glass and more. Cotehele Gallery is dedicated to exhibiting and selling the work of West Country artists and craft makers. This exhibition features beautiful watercolour paintings as well as mirrors, ceramics, jewellery and more.

Charleston house garden open Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th June 11am - 4pm in aid of Cornwall Hospice Care. A medium sized mature garden with an interesting variety of shrubbery and trees, with a lovely summerhouse and conservatory overlooking the garden to sit and enjoy refreshments.

Treat dad to a family day out this Father’s Day and see the collection of classic hot rod cars on display at Flambards from the Proper Cornish Cruisers.

Take time out to stroll around the garden and discover the stories of the men behind some of the special plants here. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

A garden where no garden should be! - on windswept NT headland between 2 fantastic beaches. 1 acre packed with design and plant interest round old farm cottage. Front: cottage garden. Side: Mediterranean courtyard.

Infuse your senses with colour and scent in the unique sub-tropical gardens basking in the mild climate and salty breeze. Clinging to granite slopes the terraced beds tier steeply to the ocean’s edge, boasting tender exotics from places such as Mexico, the Canary Islands and South Africa.

Pull on your walking boots and join us on a walk through myth and history around St Agnes. During the summer months we’ll have a series of walks led by local historian Roger Radcliffe. Selected dates in summer 2019; more details soon. Booking Not Needed. Children are welcome. Dogs on leads welcome.

In the front a path winds through interesting landscaping with a small pond. Tropical beds by front door with palms, cannas, etc. The back garden, with views over the valley, is a pretty picture in May with spring bulbs and clematis, whilst in June the herbaceous borders are a riot of colour.

Learn about island life with our daily tours. What’s it like to live on an island' Join one of our free daily tours and hear about the families that call the Mount home, view the buildings that have played key roles in its history and discover what life here today is really like. Booking Not Needed.

Celebrate with Dad this Father’s day and visit Trerice for craft activities and fun in the garden and turf maze. Explore the mowhay and its large turf maze, get artistic in a craft activity with Dad and play Tudor games in the garden. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Have some fun this Father’s Day and build an epic den with Dad at Glendurgan. Come and build a den and tick off number 4 of the 50 things to do before you’re 11 3/4 list. We’ll provide an area with all the materials you’ll need so you can create your dream den with Dad.

Murder, monarchs and mining: Lostwithiel’s history boasts these and many more fascinating stories. To find out about picturesque Lostwithiel, join one of our weekly walks through this old Stannary town on the banks of the River Fowey in Cornwall.

Join National Trust rangers and Polzeath Marine Conservation Group volunteers to discover and learn about the amazing marine life found on the rocky shores of Polzeath.

Step back in time and meet Quaker Anna Maria Fox, the niece of Alfred and Sarah Fox who began Glendurgan in the 1820s.

A feisty young woman embarks on a voyage into a ‘Boy’s Own’ world of undiscovered jungles, treasure maps, campfires and penknives on an action-packed adventure. Leading her team of quarrelsome explorers she stumbles into a bountiful paradise, whose inhabitants seem entirely peaceful, productive and fulfilled.

Property of Duchy of Cornwall since the Conquest, Trematon is a perfect miniature motte and bailey castle. On R Lynher estuary, ’... one of the superb views of Cornwall .... all the more romantic for being still a private residence’ (John Betjeman).

Want to meet new people' Why not spend a day out in the fresh air and play a part in the National Trust’s important conversation work. It’s balsam pulling season so come along and help us remove this invasive weed to allow our native plants and wildlife to flourish. Booking Advisable.

A feisty young woman embarks on a voyage into a ‘Boy’s Own’ world of undiscovered jungles, treasure maps, campfires and penknives on an action-packed adventure. Leading her team of quarrelsome explorers she stumbles into a bountiful paradise, whose inhabitants seem entirely peaceful, productive and fulfilled.

This walk and talk with a gardener will take you from sweeping views designed by the celebrated landscape gardener, Humphry Repton, to formal gardens thoughtfully conceived by the still live-in family, the Carew Poles.

Open to everyone. Bring your own craft and share the companionship of like minded people. Knitting, sewing, crochet, card making, anything you like. Admission £1, includes tea/coffee. First and Third Wednesday every month.