The Lightbox
Art turned on, History lit up
Whether you’re passionate about the arts and history, want activities and fun, or would just like somewhere quiet to relax and think, you’ll find it all at The Lightbox, Woking's new gallery and museum.

The Lightbox at Night.
Photograph: Peter Cook.
Designed by Marks Barfield Architects and opened to the public on September 15, 2007, The Lightbox has some of the most exciting gallery spaces in the South East.
Two spacious galleries host a huge range of exhibitions, changing monthly. These include contemporary art from local and nationally famous artists, and loans from major museums and galleries in the UK and overseas. The building is also home to Woking's Story, an interactive museum of the town's history. Here you can listen to people’s memories of life in Woking and watch historic films.
As well as art and history, there is often the chance to explore science and the natural world – usually with a family-friendly theme. If you’re visiting with children (or with your parents!) you’ll find plenty to keep them occupied. There are lots of hands-on activities and interactive displays.
You can also enjoy a coffee, lunch, or even a pre-theatre dinner in our canalside bistro. Afterwards you can browse for a special gift or memento of your visit in our gift shop.
Visitors with disabilities will find the building is easy to use. It has been designed to be one of the most accessible cultural venues in the South East. More information is available on the Access page of the Visit Us section.
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Further information
Our Trustees
A short film about The Lightbox
What makes The Lightbox so special?
Find out what's so special about The Lightbox and how it came about.
