Archive of: News

We currently have vacancies for staff and volunteers as we prepare for the summer season ahead.

The Scottish Fisheries Museum has a new interactive tool to enhance visitors’ experience of its displays and galleries

Scout is Joleen’s, the Scottish Fisheries Museum’s Kickstarter Apprentice, assistance dog. Joleen has worked with him since he was only 13 weeks old, and he is now three! Scout has become a great addition to the team here at the museum and brings light and joy to the office with a big smile and a wagging tail. In this blog post, Joleen shares the impact Scout has made on her everyday life.

It was a difficult task to choose just ten photos out of a list of over sixty candidates for the “Snapshots of Memory” exhibition. Anna, our Digitisation Project Officer, writes again about the process of selecting the photographs that got displayed, while reflecting on those that were shortlisted.

“Snapshots of Memory” is a new exhibition on show throughout April in the Scottish Fisheries Museum’s WAVES Café. To mark the occasion, Anna, our Digitisation Project Officer and curator of the exhibition, gives her insight into the inspiration and message behind the photographs on display.

As part of the Imperial War Museum’s Second World War and Holocaust Partnership Programme (SWWHPP), Go Industrial are working with the Devil’s Porridge Museum and the Scottish Fisheries Museum to hire an engaging creative practitioner that can work with local groups and can produce artwork, bringing together communities from across Scotland.

A full-time post, grant funded for one year by the Museum Development Fund from Museums Galleries Scotland

On Monday 14th February David Tod passed away peacefully in St Andrews Community Hospital.

Modern boatbuilding techniques ensure that the last of the great first-class scottish herring luggers will sail again.

We have a rare opportunity to join us as part of the Go Industrial team!