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Relaxed Mornings: Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Portrait Award 2025 @ National Portrait Gallery, London
Relaxed Mornings:
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Portrait Award 2025
Colour photo of a man and young boy sitting on the Gallery floor writing in an activity book
© Jonny Guardiani
17 August 2025, 09.00-10.30
Meet Gallery main entrance on Ross Place
Free (booking required)
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Our Relaxed Mornings have been designed for children with SEND and their families and carers, as well as individuals of any age with sensory differences or disabilities.
Relaxed Mornings provide an informal, friendly and safe environment where visitors can explore exhibitions at their own pace, in their own way, without feeling overwhelmed by the crowds or worried about disturbing others.
We aim to ensure reduced visitor numbers during our Relaxed Mornings and minimise audio-visual and other sensory elements inside the Gallery. Chill-out zones and a range of creative tools, including Sensory Bags which are free to borrow, are available for visitors to enjoy within the exhibition.
A Visual Story will be sent to visitors in advance of their visit to help them prepare for the experience of visiting the Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Portrait Award 2025 exhibition.
Relaxed Mornings have been designed for visitors to enjoy our exhibitions independently; please be aware these sessions do not include a tour or workshop.
Important information:
Tickets and cloakroom are free, but booking is essential to reserve your place.
A carer or companion does not need to book a ticket.
Guide and assistance dogs are very welcome in the Gallery. Please ensure your dog is wearing its harness within the Gallery.
When you arrive, please meet at the main entrance on Ross Place. More information about getting to the Gallery can be found in the Access section of our website.
If you have any access requirements you want us to be aware of, or need assistance booking a ticket please email info@npg.org.uk.
Check the Access section of our website for more information about accessibility at the Gallery.
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