Blossom Painting
An opportunity to paint or sketch whatever takes your fancy, from blossom to tulips, in Sandham’s colourful garden of Reflection.
- Booking essential
An opportunity to come and paint, draw or sketch blossom from our apple trees, or anything that takes your creative attention in the Garden of Reflection.
Tickets are £10 and includes a hot drink and biscuit.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult | £10.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895 Groups of larger than 10, please contact us directly on 01635 278 394
- Suitability
Adult only event (16+)
- Meeting point
The car park will be open from 10:15. Please walk to the front of the Chapel where a member of the team will meet you for 10:30.
- What to bring and wear
Please bring your own art equipment and a chair. We do have some to hire on the day for £5 but please do let us know in advance as these are limited. Dress for the weather as this event is outside.
- Accessibility
Our Garden of Reflection is accessible from our accessible parking at the rear of the Chapel. It is flat gravel paths with some grassy areas as optional areas to paint from. Assistance dogs welcome
- Other
Please note: This is an outdoor event and tickets will not be refunded for reasons relating to the weather. If the weather is inclement, we will move indoors.
Upcoming events
Daily Quests Exhibition
'Daily Quests' a new exhibition by Hampshire artist Ed Saye ' at Sandham Memorial Chapel which honours the 'quiet intensity of ordinary life' in Stanley Spencer's paintings.
Deep Dive into Paintings and First World War Poetry
Come and join us for an immersive deep dive into a Stanley Spencer painting, followed by a First World War poetry reading. Each painting talk and poetry reading lasts approximately 15 minutes.
Quiet Time at Sandham Memorial Chapel
Join us for a quiet hour as we turn down the sounds for a more peaceful and relaxing visit.
Services at Sandham 2026
A religious service led by Rev Mark Christian including references to the paintings of Sir Stanley Spencer in Sandham Memorial Chapel