We are excited to be hosting the Spooktacular Family Day - an event by Leeds Libraries & British Library - in the Tiled Hall Café on Friday 31st October 2025. This event is ticketed and sold-out.
The Tiled Hall Café will therefore be closed to the general public.
For all your coffee & cake needs please do visit the Herbarium Cafe up at Leeds City Museum.
Tiled Hall Café will be open as normal over the weekend.
Building works update
We're expecting the building works taking place outside the gallery to be completed this week, with scaffolding removed and ramp access back to normal by 31st October.
Until then, lift access is available via Leeds Central Library’s entrance on The Headrow where it is possible to take the lift to access the Tiled Hall Café and Leeds Art Gallery.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Exhibition Changeover
Following the closure of To Improvise A Mountain: Yiadom Boakye Curates, we're preparing for our new exhibitions Plant Dreaming and 'Don't Let's Ask for the Moon...': Nocturnes and Atkinson Grimshaw. Due to this, two of our lower galleries are closed, along with Artspace until 14 November.
The Tiled Hall Cafe, gallery shop, the Ziff Gallery and displays Mike Nelson: M62 (East, West), Portrayals of Women and An Axis of Abstraction remain open as usual.
Entrance to the Helen Chadwick display in the Archive Gallery is currently only via the Henry Moore Institute.
Access to the Archive Gallery: Until 27 November there is step-free access via the Henry Moore Lecture Theatre in Leeds Art Gallery.
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