Bal Maiden - a mixed media exhibition by Katie Hancock
Katie and her collaborator, the Bal maiden explore art as a form of belonging and self care inspired by the Tin Coast.
- Booking not needed
- Free event
Botallack Count House hosts the work of Katie Hancock who aims to take visitors on a journey around the Tin Coast with a focus on the Bal maiden experience. Her work reflects upon the role of women past and present and their lives within the home but also in industry.
Times
The basics
- Accessibility
There is accessible parking and ramped access to Botallack Count House, and accessible toilet facilities on site. For further information please call 01736 786934 or visit the accessibility article on the website.
- Other
The exhibition will run during Botallack Count House opening hours, please see the website for times. Botallack and Botallack Count House are free to visit. The Count House Cafe (not National Trust) will be open, serving tasty snacks and drinks. There is plenty of parking available, charges apply (free for National Trust members).
Upcoming events
Daily tours - The Bal Maidens of Botallack
Find out more about the work and life of women and Bal maidens on the Tin Coast.
International Women's Day 2025! A talk by Lucetta Radcliffe.
We welcome Lucetta Radcliffe, Musician, Composer and Artistic Director of the Bal Maiden Musical to help us celebrate women of the past.
Experimental art by Cornwall College
Botallack Count House is hosting an exhibition of experimental artwork by students from Cornwall College FE Art and Design, organised by the National Trust and facilitated by internationally acclaimed artist Peter Ward.