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Shambellie House Trust, New Abbey, Dumfries. DG2 8HQ

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Shambellie Multi Sensory Story

Our partners Cloverglen Services for Young Adults supported by PAMIS (Promoting a More Inclusive Society) are working together to create a multi sensory story inspired by Shambellie House and its grounds. The story will be performed on the 13th and 15th June 2023 and local groups and schools working with young people with additional support needs will be invited to come and enjoy this inclusive experience. Keep an eye on the website for more details and watch our short clip to see the development work taking place as our Cloverglen participants learn all about multi sensory stories.

Watch The Video HERE

Celebrating Community through Photography - On Tour

The Photographers of Shambellie House are proud to see this exhibition, first showcased at Shambellie House in June 2024, start out on it’s tour of the region. Thanks to the…

Quilt Exhibition in full swing

Our annual quilt exhibition is now in full swing, with the usual inspiring array of quilts from Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland and even Hawaii. Entry price includes tea and cake…

We are hiring!

Subject to securing a package of funding, Shambellie House Trust is looking for two enthusiastic people for short term contracts with the Trust. We have two exciting opportunities for a…

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