Where art and nature bring people together

What a marvellous, moving and motivating visit to  Bradford District Museums & Galleries - Cartwright Hall Art Gallery and Lister Park - Park in Bradford, Bradford - Bradford. Looking after our wellbeing, getting our steps in, while exploring Turner Prize exhibition.

Moving through the exhibition space allowed us to stay active while also slowing down mentally. Each artwork invited reflection, conversation, and connection. It wasn’t just about viewing art; it was about nurturing our wellbeing through movement, inspiration, and shared experience.

 It was a wonderful reminder that wellbeing can be found in the simplest moments — walking, talking, and immersing ourselves in creativity.

Conversations were flowing and friendships were building! Over 30,000 steps were done without even knowing it.

If you’re looking for something that supports both body and mind, this exhibition offers the perfect balance. As the Turner Prize exhibition draws to a close this coming Feb 22^nd  2026 here’s the link to book your free tickets  Turner Prize 2025 – Book Tickets | Bradford 2025 

People shared with us

·        Susan- learned a lot about art today and that there is more to art than meets the eye! Really good to get out and talk to others.

·        Frances- interesting seeing everyone’s view of the artwork being different showing our individual perspective. Been a lovely day to get extra steps in.

·        N- Nice to see the mirrored floor and floating objects.

·        R- fab day getting out with others and having the support to

·        Darragh – Been lots of fun getting out in the park getting steps in and taking in the environment in the museum too.

·        SK- I thought one of the pictures were damaged but then discovered it is part of the art. Got so many steps in instead of staying indoors. Thank you I really enjoyed today. 

·        David – Got to talk to more people today and reason to get out. Been good to move around and be with others.

·        DG- Enjoyed it a lot, getting out with others and support to look after my wellbeing.