We sat down with Caroline Worthington, Director of Royal Society of Sculptors, to find out more about how she curated our summer show. Read more
We put a lot of thought into recycling resources for our creative activities and how to commit towards better environmental sustainability. Read more
Did you know a recent UK study has proved art participation has a positive impact on children's self-esteem? Read more
Woking Literary Festival is host to four fun events specifically designed to raise money for our inspiring Art and Wellbeing initiative. Read more
Welcome to The Lightbox blog! Here you'll find all sorts of articles relating to our exhibitions, upcoming events, previous talks, wellbeing initiative - you name it! Keep an eye out for new content.
For the past 7 weeks, The Lightbox has welcomed a student from the University of Leicester to help assist the Marketing Department with their day-to-day tasks. About to enter into her final week with the team, Katherine wanted to share her experiences about her time at The Lightbox. Read more
We believe that art has the power to make you feel good and we strive to ensure that this philosophy is at the heart of everything we do. Read more
One of our new Heritage Committee volunteers tells us a bit more about his experience here at The Lightbox! Read more
In preparation for Bubble Fun Fridays, our Head Bubble Maker shares 3 top tips on how to make the most of your bubbles! Read more
Liz Hauck tells us all about her abstract expressive paintings and her charitable ventures. Read more
Discover what's going on in our Main Gallery over the summer and why you should definitely pop by for a visit and a refreshing drink from our Café! Read more
Celebrating #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek by nurturing our minds and our bodies. Read more
The third annual Woking Literary Festival at The Lightbox was a roaring success. Read more about some of our highlights. Read more
Inspired by the fishing town of St Ives in West Cornwall, The Ingram Collection: The St Ives School explores the modern and abstract developments in British art since the beginning of the twentieth century. Read more