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After being closed all winter, West Lothian sculpture park Jupiter Artland reopens tomorrow for its spring summer season.

Visitors to the magical park can once again enjoy 100 acres of natural woodland, meadows and incredible artwork by some of the world's most significant artists including Phyllida Barlow, Charles Jencks, Marc Quinn, Cornelia Parker, Antony Gormley and many more.

Located five miles west of Edinburgh (a modest 25 minute drive), Jupiter Artland will be hosting 'Pay What You Want Tuesdays' - on every Tuesday in May, June and September their usual entry prices will be on a donation basis as part of their mission to provide every school child in Scotland with a free visit to the park.

The new season also sees a new cafe collaboration with Edinburgh's most talked about restaurant Fhior - Café Party will be based on the same ethos as its restaurant, reflecting the changing season through food and showcasing the very best local Scottish produce.

Chef-Patron Scott Smith has created a unique menu especially for Jupiter’s 2019 season, including delicious homemade cakes, sandwiches and seasonal hot dishes.

Throughout the season, award winning Fhior will be hosting spectacular evening dinners in Cafe Party, inviting guests to enjoy a four-course dinner and an evening enjoying the sculptures privately at Jupiter Artland.

Their early 2019 early summer exhibition will see work presented by Brazilian artist Daniel Lie in The Negative Years, running from 18 May - 14th July, featuring everything from vast accumulations of flowering plants to burial urns cultivating fungal growths.

The park was shortlisted for Artfund's 2016 Museum of the Year alongside major players such as London's V&A and this year will see Jupiter Artland take part in Edinburgh's International Festival. The Trisha Brown Dance Company will perform on a series of rafts on Jupiter Artland’s lakes, reconcieving some of the choreographer's most striking short dance pieces.

This summer the contemporary sculpture park will play host to its own arts festival, Jupiter Rising . A weekend in August packed full of art, film music and late night dancing, it is expected that 700 people will descend on Jupiter Artland to camp out and enjoy a truly unique programme.

To find out more about Jupiter Artland's spring summer programme click here .

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