Join us for a programme of special tours exploring fascinating elements of Temple Newsam’s rich and varied history. Subjects include power, art, costume and ghosts: these tours promise to reveal a different side to this magnificent house.
These tours will last between 1-1.5hrs. Meeting point is the Great Hall, unless otherwise stated. Cost for the tours is £5 (plus house admission).
Thursday 3 April, 11am and 2pm
Join us for a programme of special tours exploring fascinating elements of Temple Newsam’s rich and varied history. Subjects include power, art, costume and ghosts: these tours promise to reveal a different side to this magnificent house.
These tours will last between 1-1.5hrs. Meeting point is the Great Hall, unless otherwise stated. Cost for the tours is £5 (plus house admission).
Sunday 23 March, 11am & 2pm
Hear about the powerful and influential people that have lived at Temple Newsam.
Ones to Watch returns to the Gallery for its twelfth year in 2025, showcasing some of the most exciting emerging talent Yorkshire has to offer.
The exhibition brings together work by artists from across disciplines, from painting to sculpture, film, photography, ceramics, design and more.
Opening times: Tuesday-Saturday 10-4, Sunday 12-4. Closed on Mondays.
Visit our Spinning Mill, Twisting and Red Lane Studios during the Print Festival weekend (1-2 March) to see what artists do all day! Meet talented makers and artists, discover their processes and buy new work direct from independent craftspeople.
Open 10am – 4pm on Saturday & Sunday.
FREE ENTRY.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
On Monday evenings, from 7.00pm to 9.00pm, Horsforth Arts Society holds 'Life Drawing' classes which are open to adult members and non-members.
This exhibition to showcase favorite pieces from the last year is a great way to celebrate everyone's progress and talent.
Explore the relationship between surrealist techniques and human and animal bodies with visual poets Daniele Nicolaescu and Blaise Sales.
Drop in and explore language, texture and assemblage, inspired by Henry Moore Institute's current exhibition The Traumatic Surreal.
Join us to explore ideas of ‘blindness gain’, new approaches to exhibition making, and ways audiences can experience artworks beyond the visual.
Throughout the day speakers will address how artists have used, and continue to use, senses beyond the ocular, both historically and in contemporary practice.
Tickets are free and include lunch, refreshments and a wine reception at the end of the day.
We kick off our programme of guest artists for 2025 (from 6th February) with Adele Howitt, a ceramicist from Hull who has exhibited internationally and whose intricate pieces are a joy to behold.
Come to see Adele’s work and the other Gallery artists throughout February. Inspired by landscape and nature, Adele uses various techniques, including hand building, coil and slab building, hand-thrown elements, extruded clay, and glazing, to examine the natural environment in fine detail.
Adele’s exhibition will be on display until the end of February.
Please come and join us on Thursday, 6th February when we’ll be holding our usual First Thursday of the Month gathering to launch our new Guest Artist of the Month. We kick off our programme of guest artists for 2025 with Adele Howitt, a ceramicist from Hull who has exhibited internationally and whose intricate pieces are a joy to behold. It’s an opportunity to meet some of the Gallery artists in addition to Adele, over a glass of wine.
Don your badges, rally your friends, and join us for a special evening viewing of Animated Activism: Women Empowered.
Exploring the histories of Women's Aid and Leeds Animation Workshop, as told through their own archives, Animated Activism: Women Empowered is an exhibition that will leave you inspired - and angry.