Groam House

Groam House is a museum of Celtic and Pictish Art, located in the village of Rosemarkie in the Black Isle, Scotland.

We aim to work with people of all backgrounds and ages in our communities to realise the potential of our collections and heritage and to act as a resource for both the present and future development of individuals and communities.

 Open everyday, 1 pm – 4 pm

31st Open from 1st April to October every year.

This year we will also be open on weekends from 1st November until 15th December from 10am to 2pm.

WHAT’S ON

ROSEMARKIE'S PICTISH STONES

Rosemarkie’s superb collection of Pictish Stones tell stories of the power of kings, church and saints of 1,250 years ago.

TRACING THE CELTIC KNOT

Take a journey through Celtic art from the Rosemarkie Pictish stones to the work of artists and craftspeople today.

We are recruiting new volunteers

We have a community of volunteers in the museum and behind the scenes. From visitor assistant, to event organisation, social media, historical research, and collections care. There are many ways you can help.

online lecture

Scotland and Scandinavia
c. AD750–1300:

Material and Social Entanglements

Dr Russell Ó Ríagáin
University College, Dublin

Available to view online

ONLINE LECTURE

Tarradale House
on the Black Isle:
from medieval castle to laird’s house

Dr Eric Grant
Tarradale Through Time

24 October 2024, 7.30pm

Photo of groam house museum a white old style building.

SUPPORT THE MUSEUM

Like many independent museums, Groam House depends on financial support from individuals. Find out the many ways you can help.