Come discover Woking's Story, an interactive museum of the town's history from the 19th Century to the present day.

Here you can listen to people's memories of life in Woking and watch historic films.

Two spacious galleries host a huge range of exhibitions, changing monthly.

These include contemporary art from local and nationally famous artists, and loans from major museums and galleries in the UK and overseas.

As well as art and history, there is often the chance to explore science and the natural world ? usually with a family-friendly theme.

If you're visiting with children (or with your parents!) you?ll find plenty to keep them occupied.

There are lots of hands-on activities and interactive displays.

The Lightbox serves delicious breakfasts, fair trade coffees and mouth-watering cakes, light lunches, afternoon teas and children's meals.

The Cafe has an enviable position, with extra tables spilling out onto the waterside garden when the weather allows.

The Lightbox serves high quality food and coffee. There's an all new delicious menu served from breakfast through to early dinner.

All dishes are comfortably familiar with favourites like a ?Full English? or Salmon Bagel for breakfast, Crisp Warm Salads, Fresh Pasta, Jacket Potatoes or even a 100% Angus Beef Burger for lunch and for early evening.

The Lightbox gift shop sells a variety of unique handmade jewellery and greetings cards, fun books, eco-friendly gifts, creative kits and cuddly toys.

Fully accessible toilets are located on each floor.

There are unisex baby changing facilities available in the accessible toilet on the ground floor.

The Lightbox provides a bottle warming service.

High chairs and children's booster seats are also available to borrow from the cafe.

If there is anything else that you need while you?re visiting the cafe, please ask a member of cafe staff who will be very happy to help.

By train: Woking station is a five minute walk from The Lightbox and just 30 minutes by train from London Waterloo. From the station, follow signs for the town centre.

By car: The Lightbox is 15 minutes from the M25. Exit at Junction 11 and follow the A320 to Woking.

From the A3 northbound, exit at Guildford and follow the A320 to Woking.

From the A3 southbound, exit at Chobham/ Painshill, signposted A245. Follow the A245 towards Woking to the Six Crossroads Roundabout. Take the A320 towards Woking.

Before visiting check the website for details of exhibitions and family workshops.

Both entrances have level access for wheelchairs and pushchairs, and all galleries are accessible by lift.

Fully accessible toilets are located on each floor.

If you've had fun on your family day out to The Lightbox, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.

http://www.thelightbox.org.uk/