Opening Times &
Admission Prices
Adults £7.00
Age 18 to 25 years £3.50
Art Fund £3.50
Museum Assoc. £3.50
Advantage Cards £3.50
Free Entry for:
Friends of the Gallery, Carers, Accompanied Children (under 18)
Opening Hours :
Until Sun 5th November
Open Every Day
10:30am – 4:30pm
Then:
9th November – 24th March 2024
Open Thurs – Sun only
11am – 4:30pm
Last Entry 4:00pm
Find Us
Cookham is in Berkshire, 4 miles from Maidenhead, 30 miles from London and 19 miles from Reading.
The address is High St, Cookham, Berkshire, SL6 9SJ, UK
There is a small carpark near the Gallery and other parking around the village. The Cookham branch railway line connects at Maidenhead with the Reading/Paddington line. The Gallery is a level 10 minute walk from the station.
Wednesday Walks & Talks
Once again this year, the Stanley Spencer Gallery is offering its popular Winter Wednesday Walks and Talks. These will take place on Wednesday 6th December, Wednesday 17th January and Wednesday 14th February, meeting at the Stanley Spencer Gallery at 10.30am. You will get the opportunity to see the exhibition ‘Everywhere is Heaven’, which also shows the work of contemporary artist Roger Wagner, and see the location of many of Spencer’s works.
Click here for details of how to book.
Opening Times &
Admission Prices
Adults £7.00
Age 18 to 25 years £3.50
Art Fund £3.50
Museum Assoc. £3.50
Advantage Cards £3.50
Free Entry for:
Friends of the Gallery, Carers, Accompanied Children (under 18)
Opening Hours :
Until Sun 5th November
Open Every Day
10:30am – 4:30pm
Then:
9th November – 24th March 2024
Open Thurs – Sun only
11am – 4:30pm
Last Entry 4:00pm
Parking and Transport
Free on street parking only ( 2 hour limit)
Free car park close by has several spaces
Maidenhead railway station within 5 miles
Cookham railway station within walking distance
Bus stop close by
Accessibility
All Areas Accessible to Disabled Visitors.
Click for Access Guide.
Level access and exhibition area with lift to mezzanine floor.
Evenly lit exhibition space.
Assistance dogs welcome.
There are public toilets in the car park around the corner which have disabled facilities
Group Visits
PRIVATE GROUP WALKS AND TALKS
We are now able to offer adult group visits with a guided visit of the Gallery exhibition and ‘Spencer’s Village’ – a 60-minute walk through his ‘Holy suburb of Heaven’.
The charge is £10 per head for walk or talk, or £15 per head for a combined ticket, with a minimum cost of £100. Groups of more than 15 will be split and given separate guides .For more information about availability please email:
groups@stanleyspencer.org.uk
We also offer disability access group visits free of charge. For information, please email access@stanleyspencer.org.uk.
For school group bookings, email:learning@stanleyspencer.org.uk
Gallery Features
Air conditioned throughout
All weather attraction
Gift Shop
Guided tours by arrangement
Open on bank holidays
Printed material in foreign languages
Special opening for Groups by Arrangement
The Gallery has no cafe or toilets but there are several pubs, cafes and restaurants in the High St
About Us
Knowledgeable custodians are on hand in the Gallery to answer your questions and we have an accessible library and archive. You can just drop in on your visit to Cookham, no booking is required, we also cater for groups, but the Gallery is quite small and so larger groups may need to split up. There are also lots of tea rooms, pubs and restaurants close by. There is parking in the High Street and there is a small car park round the corner from the Gallery, there is no charge for this.
Group bookings can be arranged for parties of between 10 and 20 people (with some flexibility) for a gallery talk and a guided walk. The walk takes in many parts of the village where Spencer set his paintings. For group bookings please email groups@stanleyspencer.org.uk .
There is also a self-guided walk pamphlet available to buy at the gallery.
Thanks
We are grateful to the following for the financial support they have given us :
– The Friends of Stanley Spencer. (for more info click on “Friends” in the main menu)
– The Baylis Trust, which is associated with the Maidenhead Advertiser. (www.whytheadvertiserispecial.co.uk)
