Name: Cornwall Mind: Go Bright Fun Run
Start: 2026-08-16T10:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-08-16T12:00:00+01:00
Location: Trelissick House

Community

Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

This year we’re celebrating the story of Trelissick house from farmhouse to countryside estate in the new exhibition ‘Building Trelissick’. Try your hand at a series of activities that bring this story to life. You’ll design your own coat of arms, find your ideal career on the Trelissick estate and play games in the winding paths of the garden. Between 27 and 31 May the Victorian Falconers will be found on the West Lawn to demonstrate how the Victorians revived the ancient art of hawking for modern times. There’ll be flying demonstrations daily at 11am, 1pm and 3pm. When they’re not flying, you’ll be able to see the birds quietly at rest in the traditional Hawk Mews, open 10am-4.30pm. Pick up a free trail sheet from the welcome team to help you explore. Admission to Trelissick applies, dogs on short leads are welcome on the trail route.

Thu 4 Jun11:00Trelissick House

via Trelissick House

Community

Building Trelissick: from farmhouse to riverside estate

Following the popularity of the Honor Budden exhibition Building Trelissick will now start on the later date of 30 April. Trelissick has evolved from a modest farmhouse into a distinguished riverside estate, shaped by the families who lived and worked here. In a new exhibition in the West Library we explore the story of Trelissick house through the evolution of the building’s architecture. This is a free exhibition, admission to Trelissick applies.

Thu 4 Jun12:00Trelissick House

via Trelissick House

Community

Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

This year we’re celebrating the story of Trelissick house from farmhouse to countryside estate in the new exhibition ‘Building Trelissick’. Try your hand at a series of activities that bring this story to life. You’ll design your own coat of arms, find your ideal career on the Trelissick estate and play games in the winding paths of the garden. Between 27 and 31 May the Victorian Falconers will be found on the West Lawn to demonstrate how the Victorians revived the ancient art of hawking for modern times. There’ll be flying demonstrations daily at 11am, 1pm and 3pm. When they’re not flying, you’ll be able to see the birds quietly at rest in the traditional Hawk Mews, open 10am-4.30pm. Pick up a free trail sheet from the welcome team to help you explore. Admission to Trelissick applies, dogs on short leads are welcome on the trail route.

Fri 5 Jun11:00Trelissick House

via Trelissick House

Community

Building Trelissick: from farmhouse to riverside estate

Following the popularity of the Honor Budden exhibition Building Trelissick will now start on the later date of 30 April. Trelissick has evolved from a modest farmhouse into a distinguished riverside estate, shaped by the families who lived and worked here. In a new exhibition in the West Library we explore the story of Trelissick house through the evolution of the building’s architecture. This is a free exhibition, admission to Trelissick applies.

Fri 5 Jun12:00Trelissick House

via Trelissick House

Community

Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

This year we’re celebrating the story of Trelissick house from farmhouse to countryside estate in the new exhibition ‘Building Trelissick’. Try your hand at a series of activities that bring this story to life. You’ll design your own coat of arms, find your ideal career on the Trelissick estate and play games in the winding paths of the garden. Between 27 and 31 May the Victorian Falconers will be found on the West Lawn to demonstrate how the Victorians revived the ancient art of hawking for modern times. There’ll be flying demonstrations daily at 11am, 1pm and 3pm. When they’re not flying, you’ll be able to see the birds quietly at rest in the traditional Hawk Mews, open 10am-4.30pm. Pick up a free trail sheet from the welcome team to help you explore. Admission to Trelissick applies, dogs on short leads are welcome on the trail route.

Sat 6 Jun11:00Trelissick House

via Trelissick House

Community

Building Trelissick: from farmhouse to riverside estate

Following the popularity of the Honor Budden exhibition Building Trelissick will now start on the later date of 30 April. Trelissick has evolved from a modest farmhouse into a distinguished riverside estate, shaped by the families who lived and worked here. In a new exhibition in the West Library we explore the story of Trelissick house through the evolution of the building’s architecture. This is a free exhibition, admission to Trelissick applies.

Sat 6 Jun12:00Trelissick House

via Trelissick House

Cornwall Mind: Go Bright Fun Run

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Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

Building Trelissick: from farmhouse to riverside estate

Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

Building Trelissick: from farmhouse to riverside estate

Building Trelissick trail at Trelissick

Building Trelissick: from farmhouse to riverside estate