After a zoom meeting of the Management Team and another subsequent meeting of the Trustees, the overall conclusion is that Dunblane Museum will definitely not open this season. Our duty of care towards the health and well-being of our volunteers is paramount and the complexities of the Museum makes social

During a recent Trustee meeting via Zoom, we were informed that Dunblane Museum had received a very generous legacy from one of our former volunteers, Gerry Goddard. The Museum Trustees are extremely grateful to be in receipt of this, and it was indeed very kind and thoughtful of Gerry to

The scheduled summer opening of the Museum on 1st April 2020 will be delayed until we are over the present crisis of Coronavirus. Art exhibitors who were scheduled for April & May will be allotted other dates in 2021.

Looking at Lillies – An Exhibition by Christine McIver and Sarah Ritchie Dunblane Museum look forward to welcoming Christine and Sarah to our Gallery during April 2020. The theme is based around lillies with a mix of collage paintings and mono print.  

Dunblane Museum are looking forward to welcoming our 2020 Exhibitors to the Gallery April – Christine McIver and Sarah Ritchie May – Alison Little June – Art Unlimited July – Liz Reid August – Available for Booking September – Paul Eames October – Artlink Central

The shop at Dunblane Museum now accepts credit and debit cards.

In order to allow volunteers to refurbish the exhibits and archive material, the museum will be closed to visitors until our Spring Opening in April 2020. If you require information or access please contact the curator via the website or phone the museum on Monday or Wednesday mornings 10.30am –

Two new cases by Click Netherfield to house some of the Museum’s collection are in place in the library area. One of the cases was paid for by the Friends of Dunblane Museum and the other using Museum funds. Between the cases is the new digital display for the replica

A sketch of trees titled @At Kippenross’ by Patrick Naysmyth has been given to Dunblane Museum by the Leighton House Museum in London.