Gainsborough's House, located in Sudbury, Suffolk, UK, is a vibrant museum and art gallery dedicated to the renowned 18th-century painter Thomas Gainsborough. Established in 1961, this cultural hub recently underwent a significant refurbishment, making it the largest gallery in Suffolk. It houses a substantial permanent collection of Gainsborough's oil paintings, prints, drawings, and historical artifacts. Visitors can explore a diverse range of exhibitions showcasing both upcoming and past works, including thematic displays and digital collections.

In addition to its rich art offerings, Gainsborough's House provides educational programs tailored for schools, families, and the community, including art classes, workshops, lectures, and more. The museum also features a café—though currently closed—and a shop that offers various art-related merchandise. Engaging events and personalized experiences enrich visitors’ connections with art and local history. Gainsborough's House is committed to fostering appreciation for the arts and contributing to the cultural vitality of Sudbury and beyond through exhibitions and community initiatives.