Join storyteller Frankie Regalia for a family-friendly journey into the folklore of flax, spinning and the changing role of the spinster, with stories you can see, hear and touch. Funded […]
Learn an endangered craft and make your own woodblock print
Join us for a relaxed, hands-on embroidery workshop inspired by historic brooches from the Groam House Museum collection. Led by textile artist Nikkita Morgan, this creative afternoon invites you to […]
Spend a cosy and creative afternoon exploring clay, storytelling, and texture with archaeologist-turned-potter Emma Harrison of Bog Born Crafts. Inspired by a Victorian seaweed album and an 18th-century death bell […]
We’re delighted to welcome Hayley Anderson back to Groam House Museum for a repeat of her popular textile block printing workshop. In this hands-on session, you’ll design and carve your […]
We’re delighted to invite Groam House Museum members and supporters to a special preview evening ahead of the new season. Join us for a relaxed evening at the museum, with […]
How the ground holds history. For thousands of years, people on the Black Isle have placed objects in the ground through burial, work, loss, concealment and everyday life. Some acts […]
Groam House Museum reopens for the season on Friday, 28 March, and we’re looking forward to welcoming visitors back. Join us as we open our doors for the year, explore […]
Join Alastair Morton in this online lecture about what may be George Bain's most productive period
George Bain (1881-1968) was a visionary Scottish artist and educator who devoted his life to observing the world around him, learning from it, and sharing his insights through art.
Find out all about Pictish monsters in this talk by Heather Pulliam, Professor of Medieval Art at Edinburgh School of Art
In Scotland, ownerless property belongs to the Crown, which includes archaeological finds. The treasure trove system and the Treasure Trove Unit process the thousands of artefacts recovered by members of […]
The discovery of Rosemarkie Man in 2016, in a cave located at Learnie, to the northeast of Rosemarkie on the Black Isle, has received significant coverage in the press and […]
This talk will look at how texts and maps up to the 12th century represent Rosemarkie, Iona and the Orcades as places of both geographical peripherality and cosmological centrality.
Groam House Museum Lecture with Ian Scrivener-Lindley, HER Officer with the Highland Council
Groam House Museum Lecture with Dr Claire Ellis from Argyll Archaeology
Groam House Museum Lecture with Elinor Graham from the University of Aberdeen Booking available soon.