Due to the seriousness of the current situation, and the government’s reinforcement of the clear message to ‘Stay at home’, The Sculpture Park will be closed as of Monday 11th January, until further notice. Any January ticket holders are welcome to transfer their visit to a later date. To do this, please email sian@thesculpturepark.com with […]
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Following Monday’s announcement of lockdown 3, we can confirm that The Sculpture Park will currently remain open to LOCAL visitors to exercise physical and mental well-being. Government guidance states that you can only travel locally in lockdown 3 (within your village, town or the part of a city where you live). Only travel with your
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As of Saturday 26th December, The Sculpture Park has been in Tier 4. Under these restrictions, we are able to keep our outdoor park open to local visitors. We are in a position to offer an escape for a few hours, to exercise both physical and mental well-being while taking in art and culture in
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Tuesday 3 November 2020 We are pleased to confirm that, as a ‘pay to enter’ public garden, we are able to keep The Sculpture Park open during Lockdown 2 starting Thursday 5 November. This is following assessment and advice on the latest restrictions. We hope that our park can offer a tranquil space for local residents
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The Sculpture Park has introduced pre-booked online tickets to adhere to social distancing measures. This is to ensure that we limit the number of visitors and contact with reception staff. Please read Terms & Conditions, Health and Safety Procedures and FAQ’s below before making a booking. If you need any further info please feel free
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We are delighted to announce that The Sculpture Park is reopening Tickets must be pre-booked online: Investor and buyer previews:15th – 30th June 2020 General public access:1st July 2020 onward The park will open daily to pre-booked ticket holders from 10am – 5pm with last entry 3pm. To be the first to see how we
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With the UK now many weeks into lockdown, we couldn’t help noticing the connection to this ‘episode’ in some of our favourite sculptures. From daily walks, spending time with our children, missing our loved ones, regular trips to the fridge for food and excessive wine drinking, these pieces reflect some of the common experiences of life in quarantine. We
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Following on from last nights announcement we are currently closed to the public. The advise is to stay safe and stay home. There is still some confusion as Boris has allowed people to leave the house for exercise and for parks to stay open. We want to do what is best for everyone so will
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We are currently open for walks in the fresh air and due to current government guidelines, we have put in further restriction on visits to The Sculpture Park. We hope that visitors will adhere to these necessary precautions so that we can remain open. The government advise it to stay home where possible. If you
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In light of the Coronavirus outbreak, The Sculpture Park is open for fresh air, exercise and art, while monitoring the situation closely. The safety of our visitors is paramount. Help us protect yourself and your fellow visitors with the following guidelines: • If you are sick then you must postpone your visit until you are
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Lately we have seen a huge increase in the demand for sculpture hire. Popular TV programs, films and events have borrowed our works to decorate their location, create art galleries and adorn even the spookiest of sets. One particularly exciting hire was to the BBC for their exceptional series Dracula. ‘I Spirit’ by Teresa Wells
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A celebration of our beautiful county’s people, places and heritage, Surrey Day takes place on Saturday 2nd May. To help get you in the mood for celebrations and a weekend of exploration, The Sculpture Park is offering half-price entrance on Friday 1st May 2020 Adults: £5 (usual price £10)Concessions: £2.50 (usual price £5)Under 4’s free (as
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