There's No Place Like Home

Inside this gallery space near St Austell, you'll find contemporary art that actually makes you think rather than just nod politely. The name suggests something cosy and familiar, but the exhibitions here often challenge what 'home' means in modern Britain. I've seen everything from photography exploring displacement to installations about housing crises - proper thought-provoking stuff that stays with you.

Art lovers will get the most from this place, though it's not stuffy or intimidating. The space feels intimate enough that you can really engage with the work without crowds pushing past. Kids might find some pieces interesting, but this isn't really geared towards families - more for people who enjoy contemporary art that has something to say.

Without knowing the opening times, I'd suggest checking ahead before making the journey. The gallery fits well into a cultural day out from any of the nearby holiday parks like East Crinnis or Tremarne Campsite. You could easily combine it with exploring St Austell's other attractions or heading down to the coast afterwards. It's the sort of place that adds depth to a Cornwall holiday beyond just beaches and pasties.