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Daily Seasonal DishesAsk your server for today’s options

Seasonal Soup of the Day £4.50

Soup and Half a Sandwich £7.50All sandwiches served on wholemeal bread

Seasonal Hot Dish of the Day £8.95

Seasonal Quiche of the Day £7.95Served with salad

SaladsServed with Lebanese flat bread £8.50

GREEN HERB & PISTACHIO FALAFEL ٭ ♥ V ▼ DF N(WF GF without bread) with herby slaw, green leaves, roastedgarlic hummus, toasted buckwheat,cucumber & za’atar spices ROAST CHICKEN & AVOCADO ٭ ♥ DF N (WF GF without bread)with herby slaw, green leaves, cucumber,almonds, tahini & hemp seeds

SUPERFOOD SALAD ٭ ♥ V (WF GF without bread)(DF ▼ without feta)steamed broccoli, quinoa, peas, spinach,pumpkin seeds, mint, coriander & feta

superfood ♥ low fat V vegetarian ▼ vegan ٭WF wheat free DF dairy free N contains nutsGF no gluten containing ingredients

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Sandwiches £6.95All served with green herb and slaw salad.

ISLE OF MULL CHEDDAR served on artisan wholemeal bread withcaramelised tomato & balsamic chutney

HONEY ROAST HAM & PARMESAN ♥ served on artisan wholemeal bread with yoghurt &sorrell dressing, rocket & cucumber

BACON, COMTE CHEESE, SPINACH & SLOW ROASTEDTOMATOES served on artisan wholemeal bread PEANUT CHICKEN ♥ DF Nslow roasted chicken wrapped in flat bread with salad & crunchy peanut dressing with lemongrass & sweet soy GOATS CHEESE, QUINOA & BEETROOT ٭ ♥ Vwrapped in flat bread with green leaves, raisins & spices

ROSEMARY ROASTED VEGETABLES ٭ ♥ DF V ▼ wrapped in flat bread with roasted garlic hummus, za’atar spices & green leaves

Kids

LUNCH BOX £3.95 Ham or cheese sandwich, Milk’s homemade flapjack, crunchy veggies/fruit, fruit juice

SOUP V £2.95Served with artisan wholemeal bread

TOASTED CHEESE & APPLE V £3.95Artisan wholemeal bread, with mildcomté cheese & grated apple

TOASTED CHEESE & HAM £3.95Artisan wholemeal bread, with mild comté & honey roast ham

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SEASONAL BABY PURÉE V £1.95Puréed vegetables with nothing added. Ask a server for today’s options

ANY OF THE DISHES ON OUR LUNCH MENU CAN BE ORDEREDAS A HALF PORTION FOR CHILDREN FOR HALF THE PRICE.

Chilled DrinksScottish mineral water £1.50 Fresh Lemonade with ginger £2.50 Moroccan mint iced tea £2.50 Whole Earth Organic Sparkling drinks £2.10Coke/Diet Coke £2.00 Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice £2.50

Hot DrinksLatte £2.60Cappuccino £2.60 Flat White £2.40 Americano £2.20 Double Espresso £2.00 Hot Chocolate £2.70 Mocha £2.80 Breakfast Tea £2.00Oolong Green/ Blue Flower Earl Grey/ £2.20 Jasmine/ Peppermint/ Rooibus Wine Hoopoe Organic Pinot Grigio Cattarato £4.75 £18.95 Hoopoe Organic Merlot £4.75 £18.95Organic Wild Thing Rose Tempranillo £19.95Organic Giol Prosecco Bianco £19.95

Ale, Lager, CiderBearface Lager 4.4% 500ml (Drygate Brewery) £4.50Gladeye IPA 5.5% 500ml (Drygate Brewery) £4.75Outtaspace Apple Ale 4.7% 500ml (Drygate Brewey)£4.75

superfood ♥ low fat V vegetarian ▼ vegan ٭WF wheat free DF dairy free N contains nutsGF no gluten containing ingredients

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WHAT’S ON AT JUPITEREXHIBITIONS

CÉLESTE BOURSIER-MOUGENOT, from here to ear v.2014 May – 17 JulyFrench artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot presents his seminal work in the Steadings Gallery from here to ear v.20 featuring a charm of zebra finches and electric guitars. This sensational presentation displays thesongbirds as they perch and settle in groups upon electric guitars and basses ready toreceive the finches. As they fly from one instrument to another they strike and pluck chords which draw together a concert of punk and heavy-metal along with their own song.

DITTE GANTRIIS, Love is Eternal14 May - 17 JulyDitte Gantriis presents her first solo presentation in the UK at Jupiter Artland. Her presentation in the Tin Roof Gallery will include a new body of work with a wall motif that will consist of erotic drawings taken from luxury lingerie shops, a series of sculptures made from handmade glass, ceramic, cast aluminium and tin, as well as woven blankets and landscape paintings. Alongside this the artist will display her expanded seriesfeaturing outsized functional wicker baskers within the grand setting of the BallroomGallery.

HELEN CHADWICK, Piss Flowers14 May - 17 JulyBritish conceptual artist Helen Chadwick em-braced the sensuous aspects of thenatural world, breaking taboos of the “normal” and “traditional” in art historical pedagogy.Piss Flowers (1991-92), in which she cast the interior spaces left in the snow by warm urine, are at once repulsive as they are beautiful, and it is this combination that typifies Chadwick’s work - aesthetic beauty created out of analliance of unconventional, often vilematerials.

CHRISTIAN BOLTANSKI31 July - 27 September Christian Boltanski will present twoinstallations in the Steadings Gallery and Goldsworthy Room. Shadow Theatres (Som-bras) is a series developed by the artist across different moments since 1984. Each ofBoltanski’s theatres is a phantasmagoria.Metallic figurines are projected upon the

gallery walls, which are materialised through their movement as they twitch in and out of focus as if relating to a dreamlike ritual. Les Archives du Cœur is a collection of recorded heartbeats that the artist has been gathering since 2008 and is housed on the uninhabited Japanese Island of Teshima. This acclaimed installation will be presented at Jupiter Artland and will offer visitors the opportunity to record their heartbeat to be submitted to Boltanski’s archive.

HAYLEY TOMPKINS31 July - 27 SeptemberUsing familiar and commonplace objects, Tompkins’ work explores the language of paint and the experience of the ready-made. Tompkins selects objects and then radicalises them through the application of paint to alter their appearance. This playful behaviour aims to destabilise their description and therefore eludes to their categorisation in the world of objects around us. For the artist’s firstpresentation at Jupiter Artland she willproduce a new floor-based installation using paint and image.

CAROLINE MESQUITA31 July - 27 SeptemberJupiter Artland is pleased to exhibit the first outdoor commission by French Artist Caroline Mesquita, the artist’s first solo institutional exhibition in the UK. As with many of Mesquita’s sculptural tableaux the artist will depict an energetic scene of life size figures, impassionately staged, sharing emotive gestures over the unfolding event surrounding them.

CHRISTIAN BOLTANSKI PERMANENTCOMMISSIONFrom 31 JulyFor his first permanent installation in the UK Jupiter Artland is delighted to present Animitas by the renowned French artist Christian Boltanski. The work is comprised of hundreds of small Japanese bells attached to long stems planted in the ground. The bells chiming to the wind let out the “music of the souls”. Each bell will be placed on the island within the Duck Pond to reproduce the map of the stars on the night the artist was born, 6th September 1944.

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WHAT’S ON AT JUPITERALEC FINLAY, A variety of CulturesFrom 14 MayA VARIETY OF CULTURES is a significant new artwork by Scottish artist and poet Alec Finlay, created for Jupiter Artland. The project is an essay in eco-poetics - it will grow, season by season. It consists of an orchard of native apple and plum varieties with theaddition of oak ladders. Placed near the trees, which are still young, the measure of the ladders anticipates the eventual extent the pruned canopies will fill – when they do, visitors will be able to climb into the blossom, leaves and fruit.

EVENTS

Dinner at JupiterSaturday, 28 May, 25 June, 23 July, 27 August & 17 September 7pmMilk Cafe and Jupiter Artland will be hosting several evening dinner gatherings throughout the summer. Sourcing the best local and seasonal produce and making use of the wild and cultivated ingredients from the land here at Jupiter. Each evening we will serve a five course dinner in the Proposal Room Cafe with the wonderful sculpture gardens as a backdrop. See website for the menu.

Gardener’s TourThursday 28 May, 14 July & 11 August, 6.30 - 9pmJoin Jupiter’s Head Gardener for a tour of the estate. Refreshments will be served in the Proposal Room after the tour. £15 per person.

Artist Talk Gitte Gantriis, Saturday 4 June, 2pmCéleste Boursier-Mougenot, Saturday, 25 June, 2pmChristian Boltanski, Sunday 31 July, 2pmHayley Tompkins, Saturday 13 August, 2pmCaroline Mesquita, Saturday 17 September, 2pmJoin us and a member of the curatorial team for rare insights in to the artist’s creative process, followed by a short Q&A in the circular marquee.

Basket Weaving with Anna LiebmannSaturday 11 & Sunday 12 June, 10am - 4pmInspired by Ditte Gantriis’ Body & Soul Series,

learn how to make your own works of art with weaver Anna Liebermann. Over the two day course Anna will cover: round bases, pairing, staking up, waling starting with butts, French and/or English randing, rod borders, handle bows and handle wrapping. Adult £145, Concession £115 (Ages +14)

Foraging Walk and Cooking with Wild Foods, with Monica WildeSunday 19 June, 10am - 4pmStep into the woods and learn how to cultivate and cook with wild foods led by experienced forager and herbalist Monica Wilde. £45 per person, including materials.

Contemporary Art in Nature with DianaMcMickingThursday 23 June, 6.30am - 9pmThis lecture will be an exploration of the relationship between contemporary artists and the ways they work in the natural landscape. Followed by a walk through the collection and refreshments in the Proposal Room. £15 per person.

Country Wine Making & Foraging Walk with Craig WorralSunday 10 July, 10am - 4pmDiscover the alchemy behind making your own wine from elderflowers foraged from the Jupiter Artland Estate. £70 per person, including materials.

Nemoralia (Festival of Torches)Saturday 6 August, 5 - 9pmArtist Alexa Hare has brought together a number a live performers who will be staged throughout the Artland. Guests can tour to see each performer before culminating in the marquee for drinks and a torchlit procession performance.

Jupiter at DuskThursday 4 August & 8 September, 6-9pmExperience the collection at night, when the dusk settles in and around Laura Ford’s Weeping Girls and Nathan Coley’s You Imagine What You Desire illuminates the surrounding lawn.

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By becoming a Friend of Jupiter, 100% of your donation will go to supporting the important free educational work done by the Jupiter Learning Foundation. Our aim is that every child in Scotland will benefit from the inspiring environment at Jupiter Artland. As the Foundation grows year on year we aim to broaden our participants understanding of art and provide hands-on experience to encourage engagement.

Membership Prices

Family (2 adults + 2 children) £50Individual £35Additional children £7.50Concession (over 60/under 18/student) £30Joint Concession (2 adults over 60/under 18/student) £40

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