See Tate for Free
You can visit Tate Britain, Tate Modern and Tate Liverpool for free all year round.
So come to the galleries and enjoy a great day out without it costing you a penny.
Free Exhibitions and Displays
Pablo Picasso 1881-1973 The Three Dancers 1925 Les Trois Danseuses
John Constable 1776-1837 Flatford Mill ('Scene on a Navigable River') 1816-17
Our collections are open for you to enjoy, and the displays change frequently so there will always be something new to see each time you visit. As well as the Collection, there are free mini-exhibitions such as the contemporary art room Art Now at Tate Britain and the Level 2 gallery in Tate Modern, as well as special focuses on individual artists or particular periods in art. You don’t need to pay to see the amazing Turbine Hall installations at Tate Modern, or the artists’ commissions in the Duveens galleries at Tate Britain. Iin fact the vast majority of what you can see at Tate is free.
Free Talks, Lectures and Events
As well as all the art on show, there’s a huge range of talks and events that happen regularly – just check the calendar online and search for free activities to find out what’s on when you want to visit.
Free Family Events
We offer lots of fun, free activities for families too, especially at weekends and during the holidays. These include workshops, the art trolley (for you to make your own art), online interactive games, including workshops, and childrens’ trails of the gallery.
Children Eat Free
Make more of your visit to Tate and enjoy lunch at Tate Britain or Tate Modern. For a limited time, children under 12 can eat for free in our restaurants at Tate Britain and Tate Modern. This offer is valid for children aged 12 or under and is for one child eating with one accompanying adult purchasing a main course and dessert from the à la carte menu in the Rex Whistler Restaurant at Tate Britain, Tate Modern Café 2 or the Tate Modern Restaurant. The offer is available until 31 August 2009 and subject to availability.