Henry Moore

Henry Moore's biggest ever outdoor exhibition comes to Kew Gardens from 9 May. Monumental Nature connects people to nature like never before.

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    Exhibitions

    Henry Moore: Monumental Nature

    9 May 2026 to 31 January 2027
  • Event
    Visitor riding the Kew Explorer land train
    Tours and talks | Family friendly

    Kew Explorer land train

    Daily from 11am
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    Included with entry | Family friendly

    Tom Gates EPIC Adventure

    18 July to 31 August 2026
  • 2026 tickets on sale now!
    Event
    Christmas at Kew 2026
    Evenings | Family friendly | Food and drink

    Christmas at Kew

    Selected dates, 13 November 2026 to 3 January 2027
    • Father and daughter inspecting a field of bright yellow flowers

    Roam wild at Wakehurst

    Visit our wild botanic garden, with 500 acres of woodland and the world's largest seed conservation project.

    Visit Wakehurst
  • Event
    Mother and Child by Henry Moore
    Included with entry

    Henry Moore and more

    5 June 2026 to 23 May 2027
  • Event season
    Latehurst artwork
    Evenings | Exhibitions | Family friendly

    Latehurst

    Selected dates, 2 to 25 July 2026
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    Wakehurst meadow at sunset
    Evenings | Short courses | Tours and talks

    Summer evening meadow walks

    Selected dates, 17 June to 8 July 2026
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    Members of the public enjoying a guided walking tour around Wakehurst
    Tours and talks | Included with entry

    Daily guided walking tour of Wakehurst

    Daily
    • Botanical Propagation Assistant, Eliana Van Der Schraft, is scarifying seed under a microscope to check the quality and to check for infections.

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    Explore the latest stories from Kew Gardens and Wakehurst

    People outdoors examining plant material under a shelter
    22 May 2026

    What happens when you spend ten years protecting the world’s rarest plants?

    Dr Iain A Darbyshire, Charlotte A. Couch, Rosie Wool
    A hanging group of flowers with vibrant jade green petals growing next to a pong with huge waterlilies growing in it
    Play

    Jade vine: the beautiful flower with the mystery pollinator

    Eddie Johnston
    A close-up of a beautiful blue amaryllis (Worsleya procera) flower
    8 May 2026

    Flowers on the EDGE: the first global assessment of the most unique flowering plants

    Dr Félix Forest, Dr Matilda Brown, Dr Steven P Bachman, Rosie Wool
    Raniely Serume Rodrigues weaving a wasshawa basket from Heteropsis spp.m

    In the Amazon: Saving indigenous knowledge before it’s lost

    Dr William Milliken
    Black and white photo of David Attenborough holding time capsule that's buried in the Princess of Wales Conservatory

    5 plants and fungi named after Sir David Attenborough

    Eddie Johnston
    A herbarium sheet showing a large dried compound leaf with visible damage, attached to a stem, with archival labels, stamps, and measurement scales.
    30 April 2026

    Kew’s botanical hoaxes: the specimens that tricked even the experts

    Eloise Johl, Rosie Wool
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