Visit
Cheeseburn Sculpture is a unique destination for contemporary art in the North East of England. Each summer our programme features three curated gallery exhibitions together with new sculptures, installations and performance throughout the gardens.
Our 2020 Open Weekend dates are:
May 23rd/24th/25th and 30th/31st
July 11th/12th and 18th/19th
August 22nd/23rd and 29th/30th/31st
We are a charity and suggest a donation of £5 per adult on entry.
We have a cash-only cafe serving delicious homemade cakes, salads & drinks.
We have a strict policy of no dogs, picnics and ball games within the sculpture gardens.
Visitors may have picnics in the field adjoining the car park.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Cheeseburn can also be visited by appointment and group visits can be arranged throughout the year.
Whats On + Special Events
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Apply to be The Gillian Dickinson North East Young Sculptor of the Year 2020
We are now taking applications from artists and sculptors aged 18-25 years for the fifth North East You Sculptor of the Year Award.
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New Sculpture for 2019
16 artists will be siting new work throughout the gardens at Cheeseburn for our 2019 season.
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Annual Review 2019
Cheeseburn is registered with the Charities Commission as a CIO. Click here to read our annual review!
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Dance interventions
Cheeseburn is planning a series of pop-up dance performances and interventions on many of our open weekends in 2019.
Commissions + Sales
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Commissioning
Cheeseburn is introducing a number of artists to architects and developers who are commissioning new public artworks. We offer specialist advice and project management for commissions, please contact: matthewjarratt@cheeseburn.com
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Sales
Cheeseburn showcases North East based designers at each open weekend with unique and affordable design ideas available to purchase.
Cheeseburn Grange
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History
Cheeseburn has an 800 year history but is now opening a new chapter to work with artists and present sculpture and design in the elegant grounds of Cheeseburn Grange in Northumberland.
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Pleasure Gardens
Simon and Joanna Riddell set about restoring the 11 acres of gardens in 1992. From sweeping lawns, herbaceous borders, parterre garden, sunken woodland walk and ancient high walls, this is a charming garden which delights at every turn.
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The House
Cheeseburn Grange Hall lies within the parish of Stamfordham in the Tyne Valley. It is set in a well wooded, landscaped parkland with the River Pont meandering through it.
The house was re-modelled in 1820 by John Dobson. -
Chapel
Our Chapel dates from 1820 and is still in use by the local community as well as providing a wonderful space for artists talks, lectures and film screenings.