Landmark Lates – Summer of Culture 2026
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Landmark Lates – Summer of Culture 2026

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Thursday, 27 August 2026

Landmark Arts Centre

Ferry Road, Teddington, TW11 9NN

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£10 General Admission

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Landmark Lates is the grand finale of our annual Summer of Culture — an after-hours celebration inspired by the energy and atmosphere of Tate Lates. A night where you get to browse some of the work created throughout the summer in an exhibition format, whilst also listening to some live music and enjoying a more upbeat atmosphere. Designed as a lively, sociable evening, it’s the perfect chance to unwind, catch up with friends, and enjoy a vibrant night out. Expect an upbeat setting where you can move between spaces, chat, dance, and make the most of the night at your own pace. Experience a showcase of artwork created over the summer on display. Whether you attend one of our summer courses and want the chance to see your work displayed in the space, or are an art lover coming to witness the creativity in person - there is something for everyone. With a buzzing crowd and a celebratory feel throughout, Landmark Lates brings the season to a close in style. Tickets £10 General Admission £5 Concession & Students £35 Group of 4— perfect for making it a night out with friends.

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