Lightbox Gallery and Museum
Woking, Woking
Photo of Woking: Mertbiol, CC0
An award-winning gallery and museum in the centre of Woking, with changing art exhibitions over three floors and Woking's Story, a gallery on the town's history. Under 18s go free, which makes it an easy indoor visit with children.
Highlights
- Changing contemporary art exhibitions
- Woking's Story local history gallery
- Free ground floor gallery, courtyard cafe and shop
- Workshops and learning activities for all ages
Good to know
- The cafe closes 30 minutes before the gallery
- Painshill members get two-for-one entry
- School and group visits can be booked on 01483 976049
Getting there
Lightbox Gallery and Museum, Chobham Road, Woking, Surrey, GU21 4AAParking: No dedicated parking. Use the Woking town centre car parks.
Get directionsChecked on 19 October 2026 against thelightbox.org.uk, thelightbox.org.uk. Details change, so please confirm with the venue before you travel. How we check
Spotted something wrong or missing? Tell us
What's on at Lightbox Gallery and Museum
October half-term at the Lightbox
Woking's canalside gallery and museum runs two weeks of family activities, with a Halloween-themed art cart and a drop-in Halloween Family Day. It is a useful indoor option for wet half-term days.
Christmas Family Day at Lightbox
Woking's gallery and museum hosts a pre-Christmas family day with last-minute craft making in the education studio. An art cart in the café and a dressing-up and reading area on the second floor keep younger children busy.
Nearby
Woking Theatre
A 1,301-seat touring theatre in Woking town centre, opened in 1992 as the New Victoria Theatre and now run by ATG as Woking Theatre. It hosts large musicals, dance, opera, comedy and an annual pantomime.
Oasis Play Woking
A soft play centre in the Peacocks part of Victoria Place in Woking town centre. As well as the main soft play there is a sensory play room with gentle lighting and soft textures, which can be booked for quieter sessions.
Woking Superbowl
A 14-lane bowling alley with a multi-level Laser Quest arena inside Victoria Place in central Woking, about five minutes' walk from the station. There is also an arcade, pool tables and food.