Celebrate Book Week Scotland 2018 with a creative writing workshop for Book Week Scotland inspired by the theme of ‘Memory’ with author, Geoff Barker.

Join us for a special after-hours viewing of our current temporary exhibition “Lest We Forget”. The exhibition explores the themes of memory and remembrance through the stories of people from the East Neuk lost in World War I and the ways in which they, their families and their communities have sought to remember and honour their experiences.

Light refreshments will be served to get the creative juices flowing…

A lively, informal writing workshop with Cellardyke-based author, Geoff Barker, will follow. You can finish off your masterpiece at home if we run out of time!

Optional visit to the museum for attendees from 6pm

Workshop starts at 7pm, finishing by 8.30/9pm

Free but donations to museum welcome.

A beautiful selection of canvas-mounted and framed images.

An exhibition highlighting the stories of some of those commemorated on our local war memorials, how their lives were touched by war and how our communities remember them.

Exhibition of the extensive restoration work our historic flagship Reaper

The latest exhibition in the Merchant’s Room is an evocation of the East Neuk by Yolande Kenny. With pen and watercolour, Yolande With pen and watercolour, Yolande celebrates both the museum’s 50th anniversary and everyday life in the East Neuk.

The East Neuk Art Club’s first exhibition here in our Merchant’s Room Community Gallery

a selection of Christmas-themed objects from the Scottish Fisheries Museum’s collection

LADA WILSON | SOUTH – an exhibition documenting an artistic investigation of the term ‘SOUTH’ and the many notions it conveys.

Anstruther Improvements Association Presents “It Ends up on Our Beach”, an exhibition of photography highlighting the worrying scale of plastic pollution on our local beaches

Centring around the Tea Race of 1866, this exhibition will explore the 19th century Tea Trade and its impact on everyday life, both at sea and on shore.

Exhibition of watercolours based on historic harbour scenes by Margaret Maclean.