EXHIBITIONS
Lost Threads and Severed Ties
Mark Lomax
11 February – 15 April 2023
Main Art Gallery
Unravelling: Reflections, Remembrance and Regeneration
Fiona Percy
25 February – 22 April 2023
Small Art Gallery
COMMUNITY GALLERY/PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
Snow Day!
Photographic Exhibition
1 November – 25 March 2023
Photographic Gallery/Community Gallery
The Wild Escape
27 March – 24 June 2023
Community Gallery
Drawings
A selection of drawings by participants of the Observational Drawing classes with Jana Emburey – held at the museum.
27 June – 30 September 2023
Community Gallery
FOYER CRAFT GALLERY
“Disappearing Village”, Tenant Pincushion series (2021-2022)
Fiona Percy
25 February – 22 April 2023
ACTIVITIES
Snow Day! Family Trail
Find the snowflakes hidden throughout the museum!
Until 25 March 2023
Observational Drawing Classes with Jana Emburey
Every Saturday from 25 February to 1 April 2023
11am – 2.30pm (with a half hour break for lunch)
£25.00 per class – booking is essential
Room to Discover
Wild Escape Family Trail
Find our furry and feathered friends hidden throughout the museum!
27 March – 24 June 2023
ONLINE EXHIBITIONS
Highland Threads Digital Exhibition
An online exhibition curated from fourteen Highland museum collections which tell the stories of their best costumes.
ONLINE ACTIVITIES
My House of Memories
Easy to use app allows the user to explore objects from the past and share memories. It has been designed for people living with dementia and their carers, but can be used by anyone.
Academy Street Townscape Heritage
Virtual tour and heritage resource dedicated to Academy Street, Inverness.
OTHER ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS
Highland Pictish Trail
Discover the lost kingdom of the Highland Picts. From the 300 AD to about 900AD, the Picts ruled much of what is now Scotland, and the Highlands were an important centre of Pictish power, culture and religion. The website highlights their fascinating legacy in the Highlands – enigmatic and often finely carved stones, important religious sites, hillforts set on towering hills and ridges, finely-worked jewellery and sculpture cared for in local museums, and stories of kings, wizards, faith and battles.
