This autumn, something extraordinary will unfold at Dorothy House in Winsley.

From October to December 2026, as evening settles over the valley, the Hospice grounds will come alive with a breathtaking new large-scale light installation by internationally renowned artist — and Dorothy House Ambassador — Bruce Munro. Known around the world for creating vast, immersive environments of light, Bruce is offering our community a rare gift: the chance to step into a landscape transformed into a place of beauty, remembrance and hope.

Visitors will wander among thousands of illuminated forms, each one glowing softly in the darkness — a constellation of light that seems to breathe with the landscape. Come alone to reflect and remember, or as a family to enjoy the wonder of this world-exclusive art. However you join us, this is an experience designed to slow the world down: a moment to pause.

Moments of Light has been created as a gift to our community. Tickets are free because we believe everyone should be able to experience this event, without financial barriers. As a charity however, we rely on the kindness and generosity of those who are able to give so visitors are asked to give a donation.

1-15th October, 6-7pm

Free Entry

Select the amount of tickets here to join us between 1-15th October, 6-7pm. You will be able to choose a specific date on the next page.


16-31st October, 5:30-6:30pm

Free Entry

Select the amount of tickets here to join us between 16th-31st October, 5:30-6:30pm. You will be able to choose a specific date on the next page.


1-30th November, 4-5pm

Free Entry

Select the amount of tickets here to join us between 1-30th November, 4-5pm. You will be able to choose a specific date on the next page.


1-31st December, 3:30-4:30pm

Free Entry

Select the amount of tickets here to join us between 1-31st December, 3:30-4:30pm. You will be able to choose a specific date on the next page.


Donations

Please donate today. As a charity, we rely on the kindness and generosity of those who are able to give. We only receive around 20 percent of our funding from the government. Every donation helps us be there for more people. Please help us provide expert, compassionate care during the most challenging moments of life.

       

 


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Moments like this matter – please help to provide vital end of life care

If you’re able to give when booking your free ticket, we would be incredibly grateful. Together, we can reach more people during those last moments that truly matter.

Come and experience a moment of light in the darkness — an evening of quiet awe, reflection, and togetherness within the glow of Bruce Munro’s extraordinary vision.

 

FAQ's 

Donations welcome
As a charity, we rely on the kindness and generosity of those who are able to give. We only receive around 20 percent of our funding from the government so every donation helps us be there for more people. Please help us provide expert, compassionate care during the most challenging moments of life.
£20 could pay for 40 minutes of a nurse's time speaking on our 24hr Advice Line - reassuring, advising, and guiding patients, families and health professional.
£35 could pay for 1 hour of an Inpatient Unit Nurse’s time to provide essential care, symptom control and pain relief.
£50 could pay for 2 hours of care during the night, delivered at home, by a compassionate, skilled and experienced Hospice at Home Carer.

Parking Information / Arrival
You are welcome to arrive up to 15minutes before start time for Parking. To allow for  parking for our clinical staff, patients, and family members, we kindly ask that you park in our bottom car park. Please follow signs for ‘overflow parking.’ Disabled parking is in the middle car park.

Amenities
Toilets, including accessible and baby changing facilities, are available. Please ask a member of staff for directions.

Accessibility 
Please keep to the paths during your visit. These are fully accessible by wheelchair and pushchairs. Do note, the paths may become uneven and slippery in wet weather. Please mind your step – we cannot accept responsibility for any injuries that occur.

Dogs
You are welcome to bring your dogs, but please keep them on a lead and pick up after them.

Etiquette
Please be mindful that we are a working Hospice with patients, families and staff on site at all times. Please, therefore do not stray from the clearly marked trail. Our gardens are maintained by volunteers so please take any litter home with you.