The Sun and The Moon: Lates
10 July, 24 July, 21 August, 4 September
Book Now Admission: Tickets from £13. Concessions & family tickets available.About
Join us for art after dark!
On selected Fridays, Saatchi Gallery Lates will offer workshops, guided classes and creative activations along with access to major exhibition The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial.
Lates tickets include:
- Entry to The Sun and The Moon: Art Inspired by the Celestial
- Entry to all current Ground Floor Shows (except for RHS Botanical Art and Photography Show 2026)
- Bar open to 8:30 pm (with cocktails crafted by Sip Social)
- Classes, workshops and creative activations, with basic materials and guidance from the Learning Team provided, plus special guests
Friday 10 July – Life Drawing: Stretch & Sketch
Celebrate the sun’s life-giving, energising qualities with a yoga-inspired life drawing workshop by POC-led 2B Or Not 2B Collective. In this clothed life drawing session hosted by Zehra Odunayo, experienced yoga practitioners will explore flowing poses, sun salutations, and more while you draw.
Friday 24 July – Life Drawing: First Woman on the Moon
In this session we will be working with drag performers Goo and Frankie Heartless who will take inspiration from “First Woman on the Moon”, a 1999 performance art film currently on display in The Sun and The Moon. Goo and Frankie Heartless will create their own interpretation of the performance and create outfits and props inspired by the original. The Saatchi Gallery Learning Team will then guide participants through drawing short poses.
Friday 21 August – Make-Your-Own Carnival Headdress
Join us for a vibrant, hands-on workshop where you’ll design and create your own carnival headdress fit for Notting Hill Carnival, guided by artist Blossom Concepts. Known for their bold designs, Blossom Concepts fuse rich colours, intricate craftsmanship, and botanical elements to create show-stopping costumes that embody creativity, cultural pride, and pure joy.
Friday 4 September – Tarot Card Crafting
Explore the history of tarot cards dating back to the oldest surviving set – the 15 decks of the Visconti-Sforza Tarot, painted in the mid-15th century – and then practise your printmaking techniques to design your own tarot deck. This session will be led by Marianna Zoumpliou, a linocut artist inspired by magic and folklore.
More info and additional dates coming soon! We recommend booking your Lates tickets in advance to avoid disappointment.
The Sun and The Moon Lates are supported by Cazenove Capital.
