The Scottish Fisheries Museum is excited to present “Guts Galore: Celebrating the Role of Women in Scotland’s Fishing Trade” for Women’s History Month!

Join us on Wednesday, 9th March for an afternoon of talks from guest speakers in arts and academia, who’ll share their work on different aspects of the historic role of women in the Scottish fishing industry.

This conference will be held over Zoom so that anyone can attend. A Q&A will follow each presentation, with a further opportunity to ask more questions and develop discussion towards the end.

Register today via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/guts-galore-celebrating-the-role-of-women-in-scotlands-fishing-trade-tickets-251991622727

General admission is free, but we do ask that you consider supporting us by adding a donation. All proceeds will go towards paying our speakers!

El Niño and Abundance in a Peruvian Fishing Community

Caring for the World We Love

Photographs of Anstruther’s Past exploring change and memory.

a selection of landscapes from Rob Goate, a London-based artist working in oils

A special exhibition of model boats in memory of the late David Tod BEM

We’re really pleased to have the East Neuk Art Club back in our Merchant’s Room gallery this month with a lovely collection of works by their members.

Exhibition of the winning artworks, alongside other selected entries from schools across Fife, to the annual Art Competition

The Firth of Forth, along with its coasts and islands, has a rich multi-layered history and a wealth of stories to tell.

Beautiful paintings of coastal scenes rendered on individual pieces of driftwood collected from the shore – each one is unique.

A collaborative project between artists Janette Kerr and Jo Millett, exploring aspects of Shetland’s historic relationship with the sea.