Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA) top 30 most visited in the UK

“A remarkable new exhibition series” New York Times

“…there’s a lot going on …and it’s all very now.” The Sunday Times

“…the UK’s most radical museum.” The Guardian

“This is art that makes a difference” Aesthetica

“A groundbreaking climate and environment-aligned exhibition” Environmental Journal

“The exhibition is great fun… even when the underlying subject is deadly serious.” The Times

SEE

Visit our exhibitions and events, enjoy our Sculpture Park and discover our range of events.

How Do We Find Love?

Our autumn 2026 season explores the profound complexities of human relationships, desire, and intimacy.

13 Nov 2026 - 30 May 2027

COMING AUTUMN 2026

Encounter Living Art

At the Sainsbury Museum and Art Centre, we believe that every artwork has a life of its own. But what does that mean in practice? We invite you to experience the museum as never before.

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Sculpture Park

The Sculpture Park is set within the 350 acres of parkland featuring outstanding art, architecture and natural beauty. Open daily during daylight for all visitors to enjoy.

Free

The Living Area

The Living Area is the display of the eclectic Robert and Lisa Sainsbury Collection. Free daily guided tours available Tuesday - Sunday at 11am and 2pm.

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Free Daily Tours

Join one of our guides for an introductory tour of the Living Area at 11am and 2pm daily, which displays the Robert and Lisa Sainsbury Collection.

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VISIT

Discover how to make the most of your visit to the Sainsbury Centre, from booking tickets to exploring the galleries.

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Plan your visit

How to make the most of your visit to the Sainsbury Centre.

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Frequently asked questions

Things to know before your visit to the Sainsbury Centre.

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Parking

Parking is free for all visitors to the Sainsbury Centre.

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Channel

Immerse yourself in our content hub, exploring the life stories of our living collection.

Discover the Sainsbury Museum and Art Centre, where art lives

Behind the rebrand: Sainsbury Museum and Art Centre

14 books exploring nature, connection and care

'Tree of Life' is a tactile and immersive installation, emerging as a universal symbol of the interconnectedness of all life. Artist Seyi Adelekun's reading list explores the symbolism and meanings of the Tree of Life and brings together plant folklore, herbalism, foraging, ecology, spirituality and decolonial thought.

‘You experience sculpture with your body’: LUNATRAKTORS respond to Dame Elisabeth Frink

As part of SoundEscapes, LUNATRAKTORS create a sound piece in response to Dame Elisabeth Frink's Mirage I and II.

‘Art is a way of communicating your inner thoughts’: Kalliopi Lemos on art, finding protection and the meaning of life

Sainsbury Centre PR and Media Manager Kate Wolstenholme joined Kalliopi Lemos in her studio to talk about her work and the importance of art to talk about life's biggest topics.

LEARN

Explore art through our dynamic programme of events and free resources for all ages.

Mini Studio. Photo by Kate Wolstenholme.

Families & Young People

Learn, create and discover in our engaging events for families and young people.

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Pixel Project. Photo by Kate Wolstenholme.

Community

Find out how we work with schools, colleges and our local community.

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Online Studio

Look, make and share with our Associate Artists. Free creative activities for all ages.

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JOIN & SUPPORT

The Sainsbury Centre wouldn’t exist without the generosity of others.

Hydromancy event. Photo by Kate Wolstenholme.

Support the Sainsbury Centre

Support the Sainsbury Centre and enable more people to experience ground breaking art.

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Donate

Help keep Usagi Kannon here at the Sainsbury Centre. One of our most loved sculptures, Usagi Kannon will leave this year unless we bring it into the collection permanently. Your donation will help keep this in beautiful artwork in our Sculpture Park for everyone to enjoy.

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Other ways to support

We owe huge gratitude to a wide range of trusts, foundations, individuals, members and volunteers who support and enable our programmes and activities. Find out how you can make a difference.

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