Tate Modern will extend its hours of operation, opening until 9pm every Friday and Saturday from September 26. The museum, which attracted 4.6 million visitors last year, recorded a high number of young attendees at its 25th birthday weekend, with 70 percent under 35. Tate Modern Lates, a monthly series of evening events, has also proven popular, attracting over 750,000 people since 2016. City Hall aims to enhance London’s night-time cultural offerings with the extended hours, reflecting a demand for later access to art.
After a record number of young visitors for Tate Modern's 25th birthday weekend, the museum will remain open until 9pm every Friday and Saturday starting September 26.
Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan emphasized that Tate Modern has transformed London's cultural landscape, providing more opportunities for Londoners and visitors to enjoy art after hours.
Karin Hindsbo, director of Tate Modern, emphasized the demand for access to galleries outside regular hours, particularly among young Londoners seeking vibrant cultural experiences.
Tate Modern Lates have attracted over 750,000 people since their inception in 2016, demonstrating a successful approach to engaging the community in evening events.
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