Christine graduated from Grays’ in 1984 as a painter/printmaker. She works from her studio at her home in Stirling. Christine left teaching in 2017 to spend more time painting and printmaking. She has participated regularly in the Forth Valley open studio event and has exhibited in a number of solo exhibitions and

Dunblane Feltmakers is a long-established local group who meet regularly. This exhibition, throughout September 2023, is a showcase of their outstanding work.

Stirling Stitchers are a small group of enthusiastic embroiderers, members of the Stirling and District branch of the Embroiderers’ Guild. This exhibition, through the month of August, will showcase their work. For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064887842186

Blaeberry River Art was established in 2014 by Dunblane artist Fiona McKenzie van Baardwijk as a platform to showcase her paintings and also to deliver a range of art classes for every age and stage. For more information see https://blaeberryriverart.com/ 

The British Tapestry Group promotes and explores the concept of woven tapestry as a contemporary art form. By raising public awareness through its exhibitions and regional activities, the BTG showcases the combination of craftsmanship and artistic inspiration which is translated into woven works. For more information see https://www.thebritishtapestrygroup.co.uk/

A fascinating exhibition on the early days of women’s football in Scotland, telling the story of the trailblazers from Rutherglen, a team from the greater Glasgow area who led the way in the 1920s and 1930s. With their superstar captain Sadie Smith – grandmother of the singer Eddi Reader –