We invite you to explore the house for a special open day where you can pay what you can. Get a taster of what we have on offer.
Enjoy the treasured collections, stunning historic rooms and take part in lots of activities for all the family.
Entry is on a first come, first serve basis, there may be limited access due to maximum capacities being reached.
11am – 3pm
Join us as we celebrate costume at Temple Newsam.
Chat to costume experts about historic fashion, watch our resident dancers Arbeau perform in the Picture Gallery, and try on a few costumes yourself!
You are welcome to come dressed for the occasion!
Included in normal admission fees.
11am – 3pm
Enjoy a delicious day out at Temple Newsam.
See special displays of food and hear about fancy feasts of the past.
All activities are included in normal admission fees.
There will also be a special weekend food fair in the Amphitheatre celebrating all things foodie! Enjoy local food and drink producers in the amazing setting. 10 – 3pm.
Life is the embodiment of a mind within the physical world. Age can bring with it the prospect of disembodiment, states in which the mind operates without reference to body or world. ‘Outer Worlds, Inner Space’ looks at the connection between art, music and nature as a means of returning the spirit to the corporeal body.
BasementArtsProject have always straddled a line between the private and personal when it comes to presenting the idea of life as an artwork. Where does the public persona end and the private life begin?
Fragments is a special exhibition of dance, sculpture and photography, running throughout March.
This exhibition is a unique multidisciplinary collaboration between Gallery artist Mandy Long, photographer Stephen Cole and dancers Pablo Reyero and Tony Polo.
Stephen worked with Pablo and Tony, photographing and filming them as they explored intimate movement, inspiring Mandy to capture their performance and physicality in her poetic raku figures.
Come and join us on Thursday, 6th March for a fabulous evening of dance, sculpture and photography – “Fragments” - and chat to all the artists over a glass of wine.
This preview is to launch a unique multidisciplinary collaboration between Gallery artist Mandy Long, photographer Stephen Cole and dancers, Pablo Reyero and Tony Polo. Stephen worked with Pablo and Tony, photographing and filming their emotional dance performance, whilst Mandy has captured the choreography in her delicate raku forms.
The ground breaking exhibition Print It! is back for its fifth edition, continuing its mission to make art more accessible by removing traditional barriers that often prevent artists from showcasing their work.
High exhibition costs—including printing, framing, transport, and venue hire—can be prohibitive, leaving many talented artists without opportunities to exhibit. Print It! was designed to overcome these challenges, offering a platform where artists can present their work without financial or logistical constraints.
‘I Never Agreed to Lend My Voice’ exhibits experimentation, collaboration, and discovery from emerging artists challenging notions of voice, identity, environment and politics.
In a world where artists’ ownership of their own work is increasingly under threat, this exhibition embodies our desire to not only own our own work, but our own narratives, identities, and practices.
The title, drawn from a spontaneous conversation in the studio, captures a growing sentiment among us of defiance; a rejection of silencing and censorship.
Please join us for an evening private view of I Never Agreed to Lend My Voice – a new exhibition featuring work by eleven MA Fine Art students at the University of Leeds.
I Never Agreed to Lend My Voice exhibits experimentation, collaboration and discovery from emerging artists challenging notions of voice, identity, environment and politics.