Latest news from The National Maritime Museum Cornwall

Viktor Wynd is an artist who uses museum objects in the way that other artists use paint. He’s the founder and proprietor of London’s famous Museum of Curiosities, Fine Art & UnNatural History.

Welcome to the Aliens of the Deep Family Trail as part of the Science of the Sea February half term activities. Are you ready for an adventure?

The Bartlett Library holds various collections and records maintained by the Library volunteers and the Bartlett Blog this month is one of a number of articles in our archives about visitors to Falmouth. In September 1828 this was a royal visitor, the young Queen of Portugal, who received an enthusiastic welcome in Falmouth.

Mon 30 May – Sun 2 Oct

Hop aboard a boating gem and see a different view of Falmouth with a Heritage Boat Tour. Uncover more about the town’s fascinating maritime history, drink in the breathtaking views and discover a different way to explore the Cornish coastline.

May Half Term

Discover the Mini Monsters of the not so Deep as we team up with the Rock Pool Project. Each day there’ll be a chance to learn, touch and uncover more about the sea life in our Cornish waters.

The Canvas and Rum performances have been cancelled, however we hope to reschedule the performances for a later date.

With Christmas fast approaching we’ve put together a selection of our top picks from the Museum gift shop. There’s something for everyone so you’ll have Christmas wrapped up in no time.

We know you love our Make and Take crafting sessions at the Museum so we’re now adding a few favourites online to keep the little ones occupied during lockdown (and beyond). 

Join us on Friday 25 October at 2.50pm for an underwater scuba display. Learn common underwater hand signals and chat with the divers through the deep sea windows, keep an eye out for sea life and make sure they give our windows a good clean whilst they’re down there!