Arts and Culture

Broomhill Art Gallery & Sculpture Garden

300 sculptures by 60 sculptors set in seven acres of beautiful wooded grounds plus an art gallery.

Cockington Court

Set amongst 450 acres of pretty country park. The court is a hub for arts and crafts and there is a brand new contemporary craft centre where you’ll find a canoe maker and a chocolatier, while in the old stable block you can watch traditional artisans at work.

Falmouth Art Gallery

The Town's art collection is one of the most important in Cornwall, and features works by major British artists including Sir Frank Brangwyn RA, Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones, Charles Napier Hemy RA, Dame Laura Knight RA, Sir Alfred Munnings RA, William Strang RA, Henry Scott Tuke RA, John William Waterhouse RA, George Frederick Watts RA.

Landmark Theatre

Acclaimed by architects, performers and audiences.

Mid Cornwall Galleries

Situated in a former Victorian school, the galleries area showcase for some of the finest contemporary British arts and crafts.

Dartmouth: 1hr 41min
Falmouth: 45min
Fowey: 10min
Plymouth: 55min
Torbay: 1hr 28min

Minack Theatre

Panoramic views across some of Britain's finest coastline. This 'outdoor theatre in the cliff' provides a breathtaking setting for a season of travelling theatre, opera and music shows.

Quay Restaurant

Owned by artist Damien Hirst.

Plymouth City Art Gallery

A large and important fine and decorative art collections across varying media. Works by Sir Joshua Reynolds.

Poole Lighthouse Arts Centre

Home of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra the largest arts centre outside London with 669 seat theatre, 1500 seat concert hall, 150 seat studio, Dorset Opera.

Portland Sculpture & Quarry Trust

An artist led organisation, which has developed an international venue for sculpture in stone.

Simon Drew Gallery

Original drawings, books and prints. The gallery also houses a collection of ceramics by well established craftspeople. The Rudge family, Laural Keeley and many others.

Tate St Ives & Barbara Hepworth Museum

Offers an introduction to international modern and contemporary art in the unique cultural context of St Ives, including works from the Tate Collection. Tate St Ives also manages the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden, which gives a remarkable insight into the work of one of Britain's most important 20th century sculptors.

Trelissick Gallery

Housed within the grounds of Trelissick Garden the gallery is best known for its light, airy feel and commitment to helping the development of local artist, with a showcase for work by Cornwall Crafts Association Members.

Verity

A 20.25 metre sculpture by artist Damien Hirst is now proudly in position at Ilfracombe Harbour. The sculpture, called Verity, has been loaned to North Devon Council for the next 20 years.