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Visit YSP this Easter

Visit YSP this Easter

Book your tickets to YSP this Easter to see two new exhibitions opening on the same day (5 April), by two exceptional female artists – Laura Ellen Bacon and Felicity Aylieff.

There's lots to see and do outdoors and indoors from sculpture and nature trails to exhibitions and plenty of space to play. Spend time exploring outdoors as brighter days appear, spotting spring flowers and baby animals in the Park.

For lunch, stop off at the Kitchen Cafe where you can get a special £5 meal deal for kids.

Kids visit for FREE and parking is free too.

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What's on this Easter

A sculpture of a hare balanced on the tip of an oversized anvil, displayed outdoors.

Hop Along Trail

Follow our trail to see how many rabbits you can count: look out for large and curious rabbit and hare sculptures, with a chocolate prize at the end.

Two children jumping between wooden platforms in a nature play area.

Little Wild Wood

Discover Little Wild Wood – our natural creative play space, designed to inspire imaginations, somewhere for the kids to connect to nature and sculpture at their level.

An adult and a child with limb difference, playing with black tubes. Behind them is a mirror covered in colourful circular stickers.

Imagination Station

Let your creativity run wild in the Imagination Station in the Underground Gallery, inspired by Bharti Kher's Alchemies exhibition.

A child drawing on to strips of paper which have been wrapped around the trunk of a tree.

Tree Discovery Kit

Collect a tree discovery kit from the Information Desk and take time to get creative while you notice the trees at YSP.

A boy taking a phone photograph of a brightly coloured mosaic Buddha figure.

Sculpture Spy

Pick up our Sculpture Spy activity and see how many sculptures you can spot while exploring the Park.

A child wearing a winter coat and wooly hat holding a trail sheet with images of sculptures on it.

Sculpture and Nature Hunt

Pick up our Sculpture and Nature hunt, filled with playful ways to discover sculpture and connect to nature during your visit.

Other activities to enjoy this spring

  1. Visitor inside Roger Hiorns Seizure, 2008, Courtesy Arts Council Collection at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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    Seizure Admission

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    In order to conserve the artwork and extend it's lifespan, access to Seizure is by pre-booked time slot only. Capacity is limited and we recommend booking prior to your visit to avoid disappointment. Admission to YSP is included in all Seizure tickets.
  2. Two babies lying on a white surface while their carers make outlines of them using colourful circular bindi stickers.
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    Sculpture Baby: Bharti Kher

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    Spend creative time with your baby and enjoy this sensory session inspired by the Bharti Kher exhibition in the Underground Gallery.
  3. A family of two adults and a child, drawing together on a large piece of paper inside the gallery. Sculptures of colourful figures are in the background.
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    Artful Saturdays: a creative family gathering

    Join us to make, discover and play every month in the Underground Gallery.
  4. A group of adults and babies sitting together in a circle. In the centre is a smiling baby crawling towards their adult.
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    Sculpture Baby: Laura Ellen Bacon

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    Spend creative time with your baby and enjoy this sensory session inspired by Laura Ellen Bacon’s exhibition in the Chapel.