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This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
The annual Spring Flower Show is a major highlight of the horticultural year.
We look forward to welcoming friends, families, seasoned horticulturists, enthusiastic gardeners, exhibitors in the Competitive Classes, esteemed judges, specialist nurseries, traders, artisans and Cornish food and drink producers to our festival of flowers that champions Cornwall’s rich horticultural heritage and early spring.
To book your tickets, please click here.
Event Details
Venue: The Royal Cornwall Showground, Wadebridge PL27 7JE
Dates: Saturday 28th March 2026, 10am - 5pm
Sunday 29th March 2026, 10am - 4pm
Ticket Prices
Member Daily Ticket - advanced or on gate: £10
Non-member Daily Ticket: advanced £12, on gate £14
Student Daily Ticket - advanced or on gate: £8 (with valid Student ID)
Weekend Adult Ticket: advanced £18, on gate £21
Advance Under 16s in advance or on the gate: Free but please still book advance tickets
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
The annual Spring Flower Show is a major highlight of the horticultural year.
We look forward to welcoming friends, families, seasoned horticulturists, enthusiastic gardeners, exhibitors in the Competitive Classes, esteemed judges, specialist nurseries, traders, artisans and Cornish food and drink producers to our festival of flowers that champions Cornwall’s rich horticultural heritage and early spring.
To book your tickets, please click here.
Event Details
Venue: The Royal Cornwall Showground, Wadebridge PL27 7JE
Dates: Saturday 28th March 2026, 10am - 5pm
Sunday 29th March 2026, 10am - 4pm
Ticket Prices
Member Daily Ticket - advanced or on gate: £10
Non-member Daily Ticket: advanced £12, on gate £14
Student Daily Ticket - advanced or on gate: £8 (with valid Student ID)
Weekend Adult Ticket: advanced £18, on gate £21
Advance Under 16s in advance or on the gate: Free but please still book advance tickets
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
Hop into the Easter Holidays and join our Egg Hunt! The Easter Bunny has been busy hiding eggs all around the museum grounds. Put on your detective hat and follow the trail to crack the clues and search high and low to uncover hidden eggs across the museum. Each stop will uncover a letter and another piece of the puzzle.
Complete the hunt by finding all the letters and figure out the special Easter phrase! Then claim your Easter reward from the front desk.
Perfect for curious eggs-plorers and egg-cellent detectives of all ages.
Further details: The ceramic eggs were decorated by community groups at the museum including our weekly Arts for Health group, and they were made by our resident potter, Selina.
Price: Included in admission.
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
Hop into the Easter Holidays and join our Egg Hunt! The Easter Bunny has been busy hiding eggs all around the museum grounds. Put on your detective hat and follow the trail to crack the clues and search high and low to uncover hidden eggs across the museum. Each stop will uncover a letter and another piece of the puzzle.
Complete the hunt by finding all the letters and figure out the special Easter phrase! Then claim your Easter reward from the front desk.
Perfect for curious eggs-plorers and egg-cellent detectives of all ages.
Further details: The ceramic eggs were decorated by community groups at the museum including our weekly Arts for Health group, and they were made by our resident potter, Selina.
Price: Included in admission.
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Foresail is a group of friends from Cornwall with a love for singing and performing shanties, including a healthy dose of Cornish sea songs, folk and anything that takes their fancy. Their style can range from foot stomping and loud, to lyrical and funny to entertain their audience on the night.
As well as an opportunity to experience some fantastic Cornish music, this event will be supporting the charitable work of Wheal Martyn Trust (Charity no. 1001838), with money raised from ticket sales contributing to our fundraising.
To balance our fundraising needs with the reality of the current cost of living challenge our customers face, we have made this a pay what you can event. All tickets are equal, simply pick the price you wish to pay (between £5 and £15). Age 12 and under free.
Time: Doors open at 6.30pm, performance starts at 7.00pm
Price: £5.00 - £15.00 per person (age 12 and under free)
Optional extra: Pre-ordered pasties £6.95
Contact: info@wheal-martyn.com
Book online: https://www.wheal-martyn.com/Event/foresail
Why not come and visit Helston Railway during Easter weekend, search for the Easter eggs around the site including along the line. Once you have collected all details pass the completed form to the shop staff and claim your free Easter egg. Trains run at 1030, 1130,1300, 1400 and 1500.
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
Celetrabate Easter at Lappa Valley, with fun including Easter Egg Hunt and our famous Duck Races!
All three railways will be open to ride, pedal swans on the lake, indoor soft play, outdoor adventure play areas, adventure and Frisbee golf and delious food, drink and cakes in The Engine Shed Cafe plus much more.
Hop into the Easter Holidays and join our Egg Hunt! The Easter Bunny has been busy hiding eggs all around the museum grounds. Put on your detective hat and follow the trail to crack the clues and search high and low to uncover hidden eggs across the museum. Each stop will uncover a letter and another piece of the puzzle.
Complete the hunt by finding all the letters and figure out the special Easter phrase! Then claim your Easter reward from the front desk.
Perfect for curious eggs-plorers and egg-cellent detectives of all ages.
Further details: The ceramic eggs were decorated by community groups at the museum including our weekly Arts for Health group, and they were made by our resident potter, Selina.
Price: Included in admission.
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Get creative this Easter holiday with our family-friendly craft sessions. Children can shape and model with air-drying clay and create an Easter bunny, a tile to decorate or something else entirely! Or you could paint your own pottery to take home, from ceramic decorations to beautiful Easter Eggs! Come in any time, find a seat and have fun.
Further details: Drop in, get hands-on, and let imaginations run wild. All materials are provided, and every creation is uniquely theirs to keep.
Time: 11.00am to 3.00pm. Last entry 2.30pm.
Price: £1.00 - £5.00 depending on item and materials
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Why not come and visit Helston Railway during Easter weekend, search for the Easter eggs around the site including along the line. Once you have collected all details pass the completed form to the shop staff and claim your free Easter egg. Trains run at 1030, 1130,1300, 1400 and 1500.
This Easter, embark on an epic egg-venture at Newquay Zoo, where three cracking challenges await explorers ofa ll ages!
Kick off your adventure with our Painted Egg Quest and find six mysterious eggs hidden across the zoo; then channel your inner detective to spot the imposters in Shell-Shockers: Find the Fakes. And if you're lucky enough to track down the elusive Golden Yolk, you'll be entered into our prize draw to win an exclusive prize bundle worth £90.
Prepare for the ultimate seasonal scramble at Newquay Zoo!
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
Celetrabate Easter at Lappa Valley, with fun including Easter Egg Hunt and our famous Duck Races!
All three railways will be open to ride, pedal swans on the lake, indoor soft play, outdoor adventure play areas, adventure and Frisbee golf and delious food, drink and cakes in The Engine Shed Cafe plus much more.
Hop into the Easter Holidays and join our Egg Hunt! The Easter Bunny has been busy hiding eggs all around the museum grounds. Put on your detective hat and follow the trail to crack the clues and search high and low to uncover hidden eggs across the museum. Each stop will uncover a letter and another piece of the puzzle.
Complete the hunt by finding all the letters and figure out the special Easter phrase! Then claim your Easter reward from the front desk.
Perfect for curious eggs-plorers and egg-cellent detectives of all ages.
Further details: The ceramic eggs were decorated by community groups at the museum including our weekly Arts for Health group, and they were made by our resident potter, Selina.
Price: Included in admission.
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Why not come and visit Helston Railway during Easter weekend, search for the Easter eggs around the site including along the line. Once you have collected all details pass the completed form to the shop staff and claim your free Easter egg. Trains run at 1030, 1130,1300, 1400 and 1500.
This Easter, embark on an epic egg-venture at Newquay Zoo, where three cracking challenges await explorers ofa ll ages!
Kick off your adventure with our Painted Egg Quest and find six mysterious eggs hidden across the zoo; then channel your inner detective to spot the imposters in Shell-Shockers: Find the Fakes. And if you're lucky enough to track down the elusive Golden Yolk, you'll be entered into our prize draw to win an exclusive prize bundle worth £90.
Prepare for the ultimate seasonal scramble at Newquay Zoo!
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
Celetrabate Easter at Lappa Valley, with fun including Easter Egg Hunt and our famous Duck Races!
All three railways will be open to ride, pedal swans on the lake, indoor soft play, outdoor adventure play areas, adventure and Frisbee golf and delious food, drink and cakes in The Engine Shed Cafe plus much more.
Hop into the Easter Holidays and join our Egg Hunt! The Easter Bunny has been busy hiding eggs all around the museum grounds. Put on your detective hat and follow the trail to crack the clues and search high and low to uncover hidden eggs across the museum. Each stop will uncover a letter and another piece of the puzzle.
Complete the hunt by finding all the letters and figure out the special Easter phrase! Then claim your Easter reward from the front desk.
Perfect for curious eggs-plorers and egg-cellent detectives of all ages.
Further details: The ceramic eggs were decorated by community groups at the museum including our weekly Arts for Health group, and they were made by our resident potter, Selina.
Price: Included in admission.
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Why not come and visit Helston Railway during Easter weekend, search for the Easter eggs around the site including along the line. Once you have collected all details pass the completed form to the shop staff and claim your free Easter egg. Trains run at 1030, 1130,1300, 1400 and 1500.
This Easter, embark on an epic egg-venture at Newquay Zoo, where three cracking challenges await explorers ofa ll ages!
Kick off your adventure with our Painted Egg Quest and find six mysterious eggs hidden across the zoo; then channel your inner detective to spot the imposters in Shell-Shockers: Find the Fakes. And if you're lucky enough to track down the elusive Golden Yolk, you'll be entered into our prize draw to win an exclusive prize bundle worth £90.
Prepare for the ultimate seasonal scramble at Newquay Zoo!
6th April - 12th April 2026
53rd St Endellion Easter Festival
Monday 6th April: Opening Concert
Orchestral and choral works, conducted by Daniel Hogan
Tuesday 7th April: Chamber Concert
Thursday 9th April: Choral and Orchestral Concert
Beethoven Symphony No.7, Ravel Tombeau de Couperin, Ralph Vaughan Williams Epithalamion, conducted by Ben Glassberg
Friday 10th April: Chamber Concert
Saturday 11th April: Chorus & Orchestra
Bach Mass in B minor, conducted by John Butt
Sunday 12th April: Closing Concert (matinee)
Copland Appalachian Spring , Mozart Clarinet Concerto, soloist Emile Souvagie, conducted by Daniel Hogan
For more information click here.
Tickets avaliable here from 21st February 2026.
How to get to us
By car
St Endellion lies near Port Isaac on the B3314 which runs between Wadebridge and Delabole. The postcode is PL29 3TP
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
Bude Food Festival combining an Artisan Food Market with a selection of Street Foods, will be held in the beautiful setting of The Castle grounds on Monday 6th April.
Bringing you a selection of wonderful food, everything from locally reared sausages, freshly baked bread and cakes to sumptuous jam and sauces, and if you fancy a tipple try a flavoured gin, local beer or cider.
Celetrabate Easter at Lappa Valley, with fun including Easter Egg Hunt and our famous Duck Races!
All three railways will be open to ride, pedal swans on the lake, indoor soft play, outdoor adventure play areas, adventure and Frisbee golf and delious food, drink and cakes in The Engine Shed Cafe plus much more.
Hop into the Easter Holidays and join our Egg Hunt! The Easter Bunny has been busy hiding eggs all around the museum grounds. Put on your detective hat and follow the trail to crack the clues and search high and low to uncover hidden eggs across the museum. Each stop will uncover a letter and another piece of the puzzle.
Complete the hunt by finding all the letters and figure out the special Easter phrase! Then claim your Easter reward from the front desk.
Perfect for curious eggs-plorers and egg-cellent detectives of all ages.
Further details: The ceramic eggs were decorated by community groups at the museum including our weekly Arts for Health group, and they were made by our resident potter, Selina.
Price: Included in admission.
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Get creative this Easter holiday with our family-friendly craft sessions. Children can shape and model with air-drying clay and create an Easter bunny, a tile to decorate or something else entirely! Or you could paint your own pottery to take home, from ceramic decorations to beautiful Easter Eggs! Come in any time, find a seat and have fun.
Further details: Drop in, get hands-on, and let imaginations run wild. All materials are provided, and every creation is uniquely theirs to keep.
Time: 11.00am to 3.00pm. Last entry 2.30pm.
Price: £1.00 - £5.00 depending on item and materials
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Why not come and visit Helston Railway during Easter weekend, search for the Easter eggs around the site including along the line. Once you have collected all details pass the completed form to the shop staff and claim your free Easter egg. Trains run at 1030, 1130,1300, 1400 and 1500.
This Easter, embark on an epic egg-venture at Newquay Zoo, where three cracking challenges await explorers ofa ll ages!
Kick off your adventure with our Painted Egg Quest and find six mysterious eggs hidden across the zoo; then channel your inner detective to spot the imposters in Shell-Shockers: Find the Fakes. And if you're lucky enough to track down the elusive Golden Yolk, you'll be entered into our prize draw to win an exclusive prize bundle worth £90.
Prepare for the ultimate seasonal scramble at Newquay Zoo!
6th April - 12th April 2026
53rd St Endellion Easter Festival
Monday 6th April: Opening Concert
Orchestral and choral works, conducted by Daniel Hogan
Tuesday 7th April: Chamber Concert
Thursday 9th April: Choral and Orchestral Concert
Beethoven Symphony No.7, Ravel Tombeau de Couperin, Ralph Vaughan Williams Epithalamion, conducted by Ben Glassberg
Friday 10th April: Chamber Concert
Saturday 11th April: Chorus & Orchestra
Bach Mass in B minor, conducted by John Butt
Sunday 12th April: Closing Concert (matinee)
Copland Appalachian Spring , Mozart Clarinet Concerto, soloist Emile Souvagie, conducted by Daniel Hogan
For more information click here.
Tickets avaliable here from 21st February 2026.
How to get to us
By car
St Endellion lies near Port Isaac on the B3314 which runs between Wadebridge and Delabole. The postcode is PL29 3TP
This exhibition shares the story of the Cornish Unit home. Initially built as post-war social housing, many of these prefabs still exist today.
30,000 units were built by Selleck and Nichols, a subsidiary of English China Clays, to combat the housing crisis after World War 2.
Although problems occurred with the concrete, are there lessons from the design and build that could be learned today during another period of housing uncertainty?
Time: 10.00am to 4.00pm
Price: Included in standard museum admission
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Location: Roger Preston Gallery
Hop into the Easter Holidays and join our Egg Hunt! The Easter Bunny has been busy hiding eggs all around the museum grounds. Put on your detective hat and follow the trail to crack the clues and search high and low to uncover hidden eggs across the museum. Each stop will uncover a letter and another piece of the puzzle.
Complete the hunt by finding all the letters and figure out the special Easter phrase! Then claim your Easter reward from the front desk.
Perfect for curious eggs-plorers and egg-cellent detectives of all ages.
Further details: The ceramic eggs were decorated by community groups at the museum including our weekly Arts for Health group, and they were made by our resident potter, Selina.
Price: Included in admission.
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
Get creative this Easter holiday with our family-friendly craft sessions. Children can shape and model with air-drying clay and create an Easter bunny, a tile to decorate or something else entirely! Or you could paint your own pottery to take home, from ceramic decorations to beautiful Easter Eggs! Come in any time, find a seat and have fun.
Further details: Drop in, get hands-on, and let imaginations run wild. All materials are provided, and every creation is uniquely theirs to keep.
Time: 11.00am to 3.00pm. Last entry 2.30pm.
Price: £1.00 - £5.00 depending on item and materials
Contact: engagementofficer@wheal-martyn.com
This Easter, embark on an epic egg-venture at Newquay Zoo, where three cracking challenges await explorers ofa ll ages!
Kick off your adventure with our Painted Egg Quest and find six mysterious eggs hidden across the zoo; then channel your inner detective to spot the imposters in Shell-Shockers: Find the Fakes. And if you're lucky enough to track down the elusive Golden Yolk, you'll be entered into our prize draw to win an exclusive prize bundle worth £90.
Prepare for the ultimate seasonal scramble at Newquay Zoo!