© Dave Lewis Photography 2009
Children at the community garden at Tate Modern
Community Film Club – a partnership with Bankside Residents Forum
Photo Kevin Sends
© Tate Photography
Visit the galleries
- Group visits to Tate Britain
- Group visits to Tate Modern
- Group visits to Tate Liverpool
- Group visits to Tate St Ives
Community initiatives
Find out about Tate’s collaborative projects with local community groups.
Tate Modern Community Garden
The community garden gives local residents in Southwark and Lambeth some quiet time, allows children to explore wildlife, and offers space that families can enjoy together.
Community film club at Tate Modern
Screenings are very informal get-togethers where you come and meet other Southwark and Lambeth residents for a drink and watch an interesting film.
All screenings are held in the Starr Auditorium on level 2, Tate Modern.
Free refreshments are served at 18.30, the programme starts at 19.00. To join for free email communityfilmclub@tate.org.uk or call 020 7401 5176
Tate Modern and You
Tate Modern and You is an annual publication that acts as a forum for local discussion and has been delivered to communities that neighbour the gallery for many years. Part of its success is the ongoing collaboration with artists and local community organisations.
Download our latest edition or join the Tate Local facebook group to be kept informed of future news and projects.
Look Groups at Tate St Ives
Based on the idea of a book group, the Look Groups project is currently a network of 21 groups throughout the Cornish region who each meet regularly to talk about art, artists and ideas in an informal and enjoyable way.
Look Groups are free and meet in the members’ local area. They are a great way to meet new people and discuss your ideas about art.
To find out about a Look Group near you email lookgroups@tate.org.uk or call 01736 796226.
Online resources
A range of free online resources suitable for all ages about artists, artworks and special exhibitions at Tate. They can be used for activities either in or out of the gallery.
- Free online resources
- Value of art: a series of resources for planning a visit to Tate Modern
- iMap: an online resource designed for visually impaired people
Learning at Tate
Tate’s strategic overview for working with learning audiences, including local community groups.