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.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
From 11-12 noon on the second Sunday of each month join us for a quiet hour. In this time we will be offering a quieter experience to help visitors who are neuro divergent or living with dementia or those who wish to seek spiritual solace in Spencer's paintings. The aim however is still to give a great experience of visiting Sandham Memorial Chapel
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Suitability
Children are welcome with adult supervision.
- Meeting point
Please visit our Visitor Reception at the rear of the site before entering the Chapel.
- Accessibility
There is a accessible parking at the rear of the site and flat access to visitor reception. There are a small number of steps into the Chapel but we can provide a ramp for manual wheelchairs. Please call 01635 278394 if you have access needs before your visit.
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.
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
Highlights Tours 2026
Get beneath the surface of Sir Stanley Spencer’s paintings on a hour long bespoke tour of the chapel.