Life on the Tamar
Discover more about life on the banks of the River Tamar.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
From Saturday 9 March, our brand new exhibition 'Life on the Tamar' will be on display in the Breakfast Room of Cotehele House.
This exhibition will explore our local patch of this remarkable river, which ebbs and flows through time. We will take a closer look at the wars the valley’s occupants experienced, the industries which helped the area thrive, the wildlife that live in the winding waters and on its varied banks, and the impact the river has had on our culture.
Open daily, 10am-4pm, until November 2025 (closed November-March 2024 for Christmas and house closure.)
Normal admission applies.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Meeting point
Cotehele House
- Accessibility
There is limited access to this room for wheelchair users due to the cabinets and tight corners from the Great Hall. Items from the exhibition can be brought out and shown to visitors in the Great Hall upon request.
Upcoming events
Spooky Scarecrows at Cotehele
This October half-term, head to Cotehele to see how many spooky scarecrows you can find hiding in the garden. Spot the scarecrows and read their stories from local folklore to solve the mystery.
Spooky Storytime
Join us this Half Term for a spooky story, performed by a rather spooky scarecrow storyteller.
Christmas at Cotehele: Creating the Garland
Take a look behind the scenes as our team of gardeners create this year's garland