Archive of: 2022

An exhibition telling the stories of some of the men and women in Fife, a region almost encircled by water, who made their living from the sea.

As the sun sets on 2022, we enjoy a review of the year in photographs by Emily Noakes and Caroline MacDonald

In this blog, Rosie Shackleton reflects on her experience delving into our collections to curate the exhibition Landscapes of War.

It is our pleasure to welcome back retired Anster fisherman-turned-painter Arthur Nuttall to our Merchant’s Room this November

In this blog post, we reflect on how the Positive Currents | Future Voices film was created, how we have worked with young people from Youth Space Fife, and what happens next as the exhibition moves across to the Scottish Seabird Centre in North Berwick.

Over the past few months, Anna, our Digitisation Porject Officer, has been recruiting a team of remote volunteers.

An exhibition exploring the hidden stories, memories and impacts of the Second World War on the coast of Fife and beyond.

Last month, the St Ayles Rowing Club travelled down to sunny North Berwick for the last regatta of the season.

It is our pleasure to welcome Yolandé Kenny back to our Merchant’s Room gallery this autumn with her beautiful art work which captures life in the East Neuk with wit, charm and careful observation.