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We make memories

We recognise history

A young girl wearing a denim blue playsuit with a white crochet collar, waves a stick she found along the Lakeside path.

We encourage adventure

A women with ginger shoulder length hair and a fringe smiles as she looks through a structure of garden twine and willow branches with beans growing below.

We nurture wellbeing

We care deeply

A young girl with dark brown hair pulled into a bun, looks into a hand held mirror. The girls stands in the middle of the long Gallery near a window.

We challenge perceptions

We welcome everyone

Reimagining the country house

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Two children, a boy in a plaid shirt and a girl in a pink dress, explore a colourful, abstract play area with geometric shapes made of soft materials and wood on the walls and ground.

Family Takeover with Leap then Look

14 - 23 February

Join participatory artists Leap Then Look as they transform Harewood House into an exciting, interactive play space for February Half Term.
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Free for Members

Austen and Turner: A Country House Encounter

Friday 2 May – Sunday 19 October

For the very first time, we present an extraordinary exhibition celebrating the 250th anniversaries of the landscape painter JMW Turner and novelist Jane Austen.
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Membership

Membership is the best value way to discover Harewood all year round, while giving your support to our charity.
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Two people stand in the middle of the grand gallery looking up at the intricate Robert Adam ceiling. The walls are covered in deep red damask, adorned with an array of gilded-framed paintings. A large ornate mirror reflects the opulent surroundings, and a decorative console table holds a classical urn. One person holds a mirror, while the other wears ear defenders and a sunflower lanyard, fully immersed in the experience.

Access

Harewood is the kind of place where memories are made. It’s where people come together to socialise and have fun. Above all, Harewood is a place where everyone is welcome.
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Acknowledge, Remember, Celebrate

Legacy of the Caribbean

Harewood House was built in the 18th century using the profits from the Transatlantic trade in enslaved people. Find out more about Harewood’s history and links to the Caribbean, and explore the ways that we strive to use our platform for positive change.

A black and white photograph from 1906 showing a group of Black people in front of a low building, in Barbados
A historical illustration of enslaved people cutting sugar cane
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Harewood is an absolutely amazing place to visit. As a Member, I have got to say that it is beautiful and magical at all times of the year and regardless of the weather. I will never tire of Harewood and thoroughly recommend it to all ages."

Harewood Member - Google Review

Your support makes the magic of Harewood possible

As a charity, the ongoing support of our donors, Members, volunteers and visitors makes a huge difference.

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