FREE Public Guided Tours
Our team of Volunteer Tour Guides will be offering insights into the current exhibition through a program of short guided tours.
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Festival of Archaeology: Iron Age Beads
Come and see one of the smallest archaeological finds at Penlee House, a beautiful glass bead, and be inspired to create some beads from our special modelling material.
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Social History Display: John Willie Matthewman
From 29 July to 31 August, the upstairs Local History Gallery will feature a small display of paintings by John Willie Matthewman (1877–1947).
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Baby Sensory
Free, drop-in session for babies from birth to crawlers.
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FREE Public Guided Tours
Our team of Volunteer Tour Guides will be offering insights into the current exhibition through a program of short guided tours.
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Talk Making Her Mark: Celebrating Women Artists of the Lamorna Colony with Lorraine Downes
Join us to hear Lorraine Downes talk about the women artists of the early-twentieth-century Lamorna artists’ colony.
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FREE Public Guided Tours
Our team of Volunteer Tour Guides will be offering insights into the current exhibition through a program of short guided tours.
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Art in the Park: Making YOUR mark!
Make your own paintbrush from recycled materials and paint a mini artwork using inks and watercolours.
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Festival of Archaeology: An Archaeological Game – Dig it!
As part of the national Festival of Archaeology this month, come along and create your own archaeologically themed board game.
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Festival of Archaeology guided walk: Castles and Quoits
Join James Kitto – Chair of CASPN (Cornish Ancient Sites Protection Network) and Bard of Gorsedh Kernow – for a wander to the atmospheric Chûn Castle and Quoit.
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FREE Public Guided Tours
Our team of Volunteer Tour Guides will be offering insights into the current exhibition through a program of short guided tours.
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Experience: Bronze Age Metal-Work
Visit us at Penlee House Gallery & Museum to meet an expert archaeologist and take part in archaeological activities, as you explore the Bronze Age in Cornwall