Pop in and try a new ‘Sunday Selfies’ Challenge every month.

Explore our collections, get crafty, or take a closer look at our temporary exhibitions. These self-led activities are available every Sunday and are fun for all the family.

Why not take a Selfie as you enjoy the challenges and tag us @scotfishmuseum?

From Sun. 3rd February – Obscure Objects

Objects often hold many secret details. Zoom in on some of the objects in our collection with a magnifying glass and match the objects to their photographs.

*Participation in Sunday Selfies is included in museum entry during normal opening hours. Take advantage of our 12 month pass when you purchase your ticket and you can enjoy free access to the museum’s permanent and temporary displays as well as Sunday Selfies for a whole year!

Open ONLINE: To mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day, we explore the role played by Scotland’s fishing communities during the Second World War.

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.

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.

Exhibition of winning and selected entries to our annual competition on the theme “International”.

To celebrate the museum’s 50th anniversary, we focus on the last 50 years of the fishing industry charting the changes to the fleets, the harbours, the livelihoods and the lives of those who work to put fish on our tables.

With this exhibition we travel through time to discover the history that lies hidden all around us and in the earth beneath our feet.