Learn how to applique by hand at this workshop!

Hand applique is a hand sewing technique that is creative, fun, and can be a relaxing hobby. During this workshop, you will create your own applique design inspired by our current exhibition 100 Species, learn a new skill, and have some fun along the way. This workshop is suitable for anyone aged over 13 years old.

Refreshments will be provided and all materials will be supplied.

Friday 7th June 4.00pm – 5.30pm

Tickets £5 to cover material costs

EVENT CANCELLED

Contact Julia Branch on 01333 310628 or julia@scotfishmuseum.org.

Summer Activities and Events

Have some fun at the Museum this summer at our weekly activities and events. Events vary from crafts, storytelling to a little bit of science. Our Art Cart will be in the Zulu Gallery all summer with crafts and games to enhance your visit.

Live locally? Why not join Kipper’s Summer Club and support the Museum while collecting stamps towards a special prize! Find out more here.

June - August 2024

Free with Museum Admission or £2.50 Event Only

Free Storytelling Session

Join our friendly cat Kipper for some stories and songs with a salty twist fortnightly on Monday afternoons every fortnight. Enjoy a story or two and sing some songs for all ages.

2.00pm - 2.30pm Monday 8th July, 22nd July, 5th August and 12th August

Free event - ask at Reception for directions

A fun, friendly introduction to Gaelic learning

Join Kirsty Strachan for this FREE 6 weeks Gaelic beginners class at the Scottish Fisheries Museum. This class will be ideal for those who have been studying on Duolingo or are brand new to the language and want to dip their toe into the water before moving to Community Use Classes. Spaces are limited so please email Kirsty.Strachan@fife.gov.uk to secure your place or call 03451 555 555 (Extension Number 460574).

Starts Friday 3rd May, 1.00pm - 2.30pm

Fàilte gu Gàidhlig//Welcome to Gaelic

Selected entries to this year’s Art Competition - pupils were invited to explore the 100 species that visit the Forth and those that call it home