Children and families
Create lasting memories together this summer. Families can download our Sculpture Park Pocket Map, which includes fun activities for all ages, or visit our Online Studio to find free resources which can be downloaded and used whilst visiting.
Guided Family Sculpture Trails
20 July 03 August 09 August 28 August
Free Family Sundays
04 August Anna Brass and Paul Fenner
01 September Francesca Cant
Sculpture Park
Don’t miss our stunning sculpture park, set within the 350 acres of parkland featuring outstanding art, architecture and natural beauty, the Park is open daily. See iconic works by Henry Moore, Elisabeth Frink, Lynn Chadwick, Antony Gormley and many others, all within a tranquil setting. It’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy some art in the fresh air. Download our free map to find out more about the sculptures on display and where to find them.
Eating and Drinking
Enjoy stunning views of the surrounding greenery while you savour your coffee and cake at the Terrace Cafe or have a delicious lunch break at Modern Life Cafe.
Exhibitions
The second season of a radical approach at the Sainsbury Centre, What is Truth? is investigating how we can know what is true in the world around us through a series of fascinating, interlinked exhibitions.
Jeffrey Gibson: no simple word for time
Lower Galleries: Tank Man and Heart of Truth
The Camera Never Lies: Challenging images through The Incite Project
Spotlight Tours
Our Spotlight Tours return for the summer. Our enthusiastic and knowledgeable volunteer guides will meet you in The Terrace cafe for coffee and cake before beginning the tour. Each tour will highlight one aspect of the Sainsbury Centre collection, be it artist, region or medium. Come along to learn of the stories behind our objects and discover unexpected connections between works.
10 July to 29 August Spotlight Tours
Events
16 July to 27 July Sculpture Park Tours
Parking
Our car park opposite the main entrance gets full at peak times. If there is no space available, please use the West car park. Please park up for free and then register your car at Gallery Reception as usual. If you don’t mind having a short walk to the Centre, please consider using West car park first to allow other visitors to park closer to us.
All photography by Kate Wolstenholme