Brechin Conversations and Connections takes a look into Brechin’s recent past through the amazing lens of local photographer, Kenneth Hay. Can you help us to identify the people and places
Celebrating summer holidays at the seaside, this display showcases paintings and objects from the collections. No booking required. Open Tuesdays to Saturdays.
Torrington Bell’s primary aim was to show people his vision of the things we know. Mountains, lochs, rivers, farms, avenues of trees and dry stone dykes are all quintessential features
Ceramic artist Steph Liddle and textile artist Zephyr Liddell show new works inspired by Arbroath Abbey and the town of Arbroath, made as part of a new HES project called
The Meffan’s Winter Show started as the “Christmas Extravaganza”, an open exhibition with a purchase-prize offered to enhance the Angus fine art collection with innovative and exciting work. This annual
Carnoustie Art Society was founded in 1981 by like minded people who had a love of all forms of art. Every painting tells a story and communicates something to stir
Memories Scotland: Our Brechin is a reminiscence event in partnership with Memories Scotland exploring Brechin’s recent past through photographic collections, which will stimulate conversations and recollections. Telephone 01356 237227.
Exploring family connections to the weaving trade in Angus through genetics and ancestry. This in-person and online exhibition by artist Lynne Hocking showcases a series of dramatic handwoven structures made
Forfar Conversations and Connections looks into Forfar’s recent past through the amazing lens of local photographer, Jim Ratcliffe. Can you help us to identify the people and places in this
The castle and estate at Glamis have provided a fertile environment for children to flourish throughout the ages and this exhibition focuses on their fascinating stories. Visitors will learn of
Causing a real change in the Angus landscape the establishment of a new transport system opened up the world to Angus communities, providing employment and affordable travel. This exhibition explores
Inspired by the breath-taking scenery surrounding Kirriemuir and the many discoveries on our doorstep This exhibition showcases the history of hiking in Angus through museum objects and archive photographs. Open
Memories Scotland: Our Monifieth is a reminiscence event in partnership with Memories Scotland. It explores Monifieth’s recent past through the Archives’ extensive photographic collections, helping stimulate conversations and recollections.
Explore our relationship with Royalty. Through art, memorabilia and souvenirs from past coronations in this year of celebration for our new monarch, King Charles III. Open Wednesday - Monday.
A Study Day as part of our yearlong programme looking at the impact of Light and Time on this world, and how it is interpreted by artists. This day is
A link between humanity, the landscape and the dreaming, which is created via dance and costume, painting and singing. Corroboree is a form of ritual carried out by indigenous peoples
A link between humanity, the landscape and the dreaming, which is created via dance and costume, painting and singing. Corroboree is a form of ritual carried out by indigenous peoples
An exhibition of large scale works by artist Niall Campbell that explore “the unconscious mind”. Process led creation where a colour randomly placed on the surface invites a response and
Since summer 2022, Paolozzi’s effervescent sculpture Rio has been situated in the Garden at Hospitalfield. A prolific artist in Scotland and the UK, we have been keen to explore his
Join the Angus Embroidery and Textile artists for an informal ‘Stitch and Chat’ surrounded by the wonderful new exhibition Creating Beauty: The Art of Embroidery, whilst working on your own project,
Visit this beautifully lit up Cathedral for an afternoon and evening’s entertainment. Art exhibition by local children and artists, last minute Christmas gift stalls, floral art displays, Mulled Wine and
