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  • Children being creative at Tate Liverpool
  • Big and Small family event at Tate Britain
  • Child viewing Sir John Everett Millais, Bt Ophelia 1851-2 at Tate Britain
  • Families at the Family Talk event at Tate St Ives
  • Family Day 2010
  • Children being creative at Tate Liverpool

    Family activity at Tate Liverpool

    © Roger Sinek

  • Big and Small family event at Tate Britain
  • Child viewing Sir John Everett Millais, Bt Ophelia 1851-2 at Tate Britain

    © James Deavin

  • Families at the Family Talk event at Tate St Ives

    Family Talk at Tate St Ives

  • Family Day 2010

    Family Day 2010

    © Richard Eaton

Visiting one of our galleries

All of our galleries are family-friendly. Get tips and advice for visiting Tate with children:

What’s on for families

We run events especially for kids and families in all our galleries.

Big and Small: Tate Britain’s Early Years programme

Big and Small is Tate Britain’s Early Years programme, running workshops and activities for local families with children under 5. The programme is generously funded by the Big Lottery Fund, enabling Tate to continue expanding a programme of activities and resources.  

Tate Kids

Tate Kids is an online space for children to play games, watch films, get ideas for craft activities and, upload and share their art.

Online resources

Use our free online notes and resources to help you and your child discover more about artworks and artists in the Tate collection, or to help with homework!

Learning at Tate

Find out more about Tate’s strategy for family learning.