Stuck for things to do this half-term? We have put together a guide of things happening in Falmouth!

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Half-Term at the Maritime Museum

On Sunday 16 February, on World Whale Day, the Museum is hosting local illustrator Becky Thorns for the launch of her new book 'The World of Whales'. Visitors will have the chance to join in creating a huge group collage and to get their copies of the booked signed by Becky.

Bristol Explorer Dome, who present interactive science shows across the UK, return to the Museum with 'Science of the Sea' from Monday 17 to Friday 21 February. This half-term the team will be using magical fog, exploding water and curious chemistry to introduce visitors to the intriguing world of science with a nautical twist.

Working with Mayes Creative, on Saturday 22 February, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the universe with the Transit of Venus. There will be three tours which last for an hour. Mayes Creative are a Cornish company who specialises in creating opportunities for local communities by working with heritage, technology and science partners.

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Nature Bugs - Half Term Special

Potager Gardens, 10:00 – 12:00.

Spring Seed Bombs Another exciting session planned for all you Nature Bug lover ? We're Springing right in - seed bombs and spring crafts.

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Signs of spring February half term trail at Glendurgan Gardens, running until 23rd February.

Come and celebrate the start of spring as Glendurgan slowly wakes from winter. There's a spring spotter sheet mini explorers can pick up to help them spot the different signs of spring

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Half term at Falmouth Art Gallery.

Creative workshops inspired by our exhibitions.

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The Crazy Carnival Trail, Trebah Gardens.

10:00 – 12:00, till 2nd March.

Did you know that February marks the start of carnival season around the world? Carnivals are a vibrant mix of religion and local traditions.

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Pendennis Castle, Get Hands-on with History.

Get set for a truly historic half term and discover what it was like to live, work and fight in a real-life castle.

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