TRIP HAZARD Exhibition Visit: 19th April (Afternoon Slot - arrival between 1pm & 3.30pm)
Hatch, Langport, TA10 0NJ
Sunday 19th April 2026
Afternoon Visit - arrival between 1pm & 3.30pm
Visit our latest Hatch Exhibition 'TRIP HAZARD', arrive any time during your arrival slot, and stay as long as you wish.
At 2pm one of the artists will give a short walk & talk around the exhibition.
Thank you for taking an interest in our latest exhibition TRIP HAZARD. The timed booking slots are so we can manage traffic and parking, you are welcome to take your time to look around once here. If you are unable to visit as planned please cancel your booking so that someone else can use the time slot. Directions are included below.
The exhibition has been funded entirely by the participating artists and any contributions you can make towards our costs would be greatly appreciated.
On site car parking available, please do not park in the lane and limit speed in the lane to 20mph. Visitors are responsible for ensuring their own safety and for their vehicles and possessions while on site. Please note there are no facilities available at Hatch, shops, cafes, free parking and public toilets are available in the town less than 1 mile away. It takes about 15 minutes to walk from the centre of town to Hatch if you choose not to bring a car.
This is an agricultural site so please keep to the marked areas and be aware that the ground is uneven in places. If the weather is wet it may be muddy and suitable footwear is recommended.
Warning - Some of the installations include flashing lights and other special effects.
No smoking anywhere on the site please.
Do feel free to take photographs and video of the installations and share these on social media but we ask that you avoid disclosing the actual location.
Directions: Turn into Portfield Lane. The barn is on the right approx 100 meters after the houses. Go through the gates and park in the marked area where you will be directed to the exhibition. Please observe the speed limit in Portfield Lane as it is regularly used by agricultural vehicles.
Please do not share the address with other people so that we can manage the numbers on site carefully and avoid having visitors who are not booked in.
Visit our latest Hatch Exhibition 'TRIP HAZARD', arrive any time during your arrival slot, and stay as long as you wish.
At 2pm one of the artists will give a short walk & talk around the exhibition.
Thank you for taking an interest in our latest exhibition TRIP HAZARD. The timed booking slots are so we can manage traffic and parking, you are welcome to take your time to look around once here. If you are unable to visit as planned please cancel your booking so that someone else can use the time slot. Directions are included below.
The exhibition has been funded entirely by the participating artists and any contributions you can make towards our costs would be greatly appreciated.
On site car parking available, please do not park in the lane and limit speed in the lane to 20mph. Visitors are responsible for ensuring their own safety and for their vehicles and possessions while on site. Please note there are no facilities available at Hatch, shops, cafes, free parking and public toilets are available in the town less than 1 mile away. It takes about 15 minutes to walk from the centre of town to Hatch if you choose not to bring a car.
This is an agricultural site so please keep to the marked areas and be aware that the ground is uneven in places. If the weather is wet it may be muddy and suitable footwear is recommended.
Warning - Some of the installations include flashing lights and other special effects.
No smoking anywhere on the site please.
Do feel free to take photographs and video of the installations and share these on social media but we ask that you avoid disclosing the actual location.
Directions: Turn into Portfield Lane. The barn is on the right approx 100 meters after the houses. Go through the gates and park in the marked area where you will be directed to the exhibition. Please observe the speed limit in Portfield Lane as it is regularly used by agricultural vehicles.
Please do not share the address with other people so that we can manage the numbers on site carefully and avoid having visitors who are not booked in.
