A MUSEUM OF PICTISH ART & LOCAL HISTORY

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13.00 - 16.00, APRIL - OCTOBER

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HIGH STREET, ROSEMARKIE IV10 8UF

100 CLUB WINNERS ANNOUNCED

Our 100 Club is a fun way to support the Museum and have a chance to win cash prizes!

WHAT’S ON

Discover the captivating world of the Picts at our museum. Explore intricately carved stones from an early Christian settlement over 1200 years ago and uncover the local history that shaped our coastal community.

ROSEMARKIE'S Pictish sculpted stones

The museum’s remarkable Pictish sculpted stones illustrate Rosemarkie’s significance 1,250 years ago. Through their incredible art and design, the stones narrate stories of the power wielded by kings, the church, and saints.

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George Bain Memorial Lecture

The Story of George Bain and Celtic Rug Design
Alastair Morton
29 May 2025
After WWII, George Bain (1881-1968) founded a short-lived College of Celtic Cultures in Drumnadrochit and created Celtic designs for rugs for a Kidderminster carpet manufacturer. Alastair is researching Bain’s work and will share his findings and designs.

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ELEMENTS OF THE BLACK ISLE: EARTH, WATER & METAL

From the sacred springs of Rosemarkie to the tools forged in fire and the soil that preserves memory, these elements are more than materials. They’re storytellers. They connect us to the land, to each other, and to the generations who came before.

NEW FOR 2025

Summer Craft Fair

10am to 3pm
Saturday, June 7, 2025

Fortrose Free Church 

At Home With the Picts: A Crafted Legacy

We are thrilled to announce the launch of  a new podcast from Groam House highlighting the rich artistic heritage of the Picts, bringing their story to life in an unprecedented way.

The first episode available now. New episodes released weekly on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.

VOLUNTEER

Groam House Museum thrives thanks to the passion of dedicated volunteers and the generous support of individuals like you. Your contributions are not just appreciated—they are essential. They truly make a transformative impact, ensuring our doors remain open and our exhibits continue to inspire and engage our community.

Join us in preserving this vital cultural treasure!

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