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Dunblane Museum houses a collection of artefacts, paintings, prints and photographs about Dunblane Cathedral and Dunblane, and it has one of the largest collections of Communion tokens. The Museum is situated at The Cross in Dunblane, across the road from Dunblane Cathedral. On the edge of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, there is much to see in this ancient City, the Cathedral, the Leighton Library and it is only a short drive to Sheriffmuir, the site of the Jacobite battle in 1715. Normal Opening Times Easter to mid-October Monday to Saturday 10.30am - 4.30pm. Sundays occasionally in Summer for details click on calendar on the website

Paintings by resident Artist Michael T McCormick.Anna Phillipps,formerly Ann Brain,Exhibited in Royal Academy Summer Exhibition Ten Times,and Carol gordon, illustrator, and Demonstrator for Derwent,

A stunning Victorian Gothic building housing Dundee's main collection; the galleries offer a fascinating insight into Dundee through exhibitions of art, history and the environment. The McManus welcomes visitors from Dundee and beyond. The McManus also hosts special exhibitions and delivers an impressive creative learning and events programme each year. The McManus: Dundee's Art Gallery and Museum is operated by Leisure and Culture Dundee www.leisureandculturedundee.com.

The project is based in Dunfermline Carnegie Library in the Abbey Room.

Lutherwoofwoof Studios was founded in 2012 and has produced numerous videos.

Open seven days a week 10am - 5pm April 1 to October 31 10am - 4pm November 1 to March 31 (only closed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day)

Durham World Heritage Site

Under New Management

Monika Viktoria artist www.orchidsdesigns.blogspot.co.uk Miklos Z Nagy photographer www.fourfingerphoto.co.uk

"Telling the story of our historic market town in the High Weald. Through our collections, we are preserving our past for present and future generations." Built with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund and money raised by the local community, East Grinstead Museum invites you to discover the old market town and surrounding area, through exciting new displays, hands on experiences, inter-actives and audio/visual presentations. The Museum has both a permanent exhibition area as well as a regularly changing programme of temporary exhibitions. The interesting and varied permanent displays explore the history of East Grinstead and its surrounding villages. Artefacts, emphemera, memorabilia and images are interspersed with touch screen inter-actives and a film that brings the past alive. For younger visitors there is the 'Curator's Corner' and mini sand-pit. A Research Room, which holds books and records relating to East Grinstead and the immediate surrounding area is available for use by researchers who are interested in exploring local history in more depth. In here, also, the Museum's entire collection can be searched – just ask the steward on duty. Appointments can be made with the Curator to look at objects, images or archives that are not on permanent display. The Museum also has a 'handling collection' of objects that can be borrowed by, for example, schools or reminiscent groups and a regular programme of holiday activities for children.

Red Door Studios is an innovative and pioneering new venue that will host artists and art from across the spectrum. As well as having working artists present, we also envisage that there could be a programme of activities taking place from pottery classes to knitting and craft events open to the Red Door members.