Surrey Sculpture Society Exhibition
The Surrey Sculpture Society exhibition is now finished and will update you as soon as we can about its return in 2025.
Created by some of the nation’s greatest landscape gardeners, Claremont Landscape Garden was created as a place for pleasure and relaxation for its owners. With striking vistas and playful architectural features like the grass amphitheatre, serpentine lake and grotto, a walk around Claremont has always been a pleasure for its visitors. The addition of the new sculpture trail, which has been specially curated by Surrey Sculpture Society, will provide an exciting evolution to the garden.
Miranda Barber, the SSS Exhibition Manager commented: “We are delighted to be preparing for a new sculpture trail this summer at the historic Claremont Landscape Garden. The stunning gardens are a perfect backdrop to showcase this varied and interesting collection of original artworks.”
Rhona MacCallum, General Manager of Claremont Landscape Garden, added: “We are excited to welcome Surrey Sculpture Society to Claremont for the first time, especially in their 30th year. We are looking forward to seeing the garden enriched by original art works and hope our visitors will enjoy this new dimension.”
The trail, which will encompass the serpentine lake and surrounding areas, will be fully accessible allowing all visitors to enjoy the wide-ranging exhibition of original art created by both professional and emerging sculptors. All works will be for sale.
Eating at Claremont Landscape Garden
Find out about the Gardener's Bothy café and the range of food you can eat when you visit Claremont Landscape Garden in Surrey.
The history of Claremont Landscape Garden
Find out all about the rich and varied history of Claremont Landscape Garden. Discover the royal connections and the legacies they left for visitors to enjoy.
Family-friendly things to do at Claremont Landscape Garden
Find out the things to do at Claremont Landscape Garden with children in mind! From our play area featuring miniature versions of our amphitheatre, lake and pavilion as well as a climbable Belvedere Tower, or for those more adventurous discover Badger's Basecamp up on Stoney Hill.