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

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Spring Fling Success

Two days into this Spring Fling and already over 200 people have passed through Shambellie’s doors to visit our 3 featured artists. Artist Caroline McGonigal is set up in the Drawing Room and Deborah Fallas in the Dining Room. Andrew Adair has a fabulous array of ceramics in the Gallery space. Tea, coffee and cakes are being served and the shop is open – the event continues until 5 June 10.30am-5.30pm, so come along and join us if you can.

Historic Tales of New Abbey

Families, locals and visitors all enjoyed a wonderful day in New Abbey courtesy of Dumfries and Galloway Council Cultural Funding and partnership working with Historic Scotland for our first ‘ Historic Tales of New…

'Washed up and Blue'

WASHED UP AND BLUE a collective exploration of objects that wash up on the Solway shores and the movements and migrations that bring them to us, using images, objects and…

February Grounds and Community Project Update

We have so busy in the grounds that we missed our January update! The footpath had its official opening on the 10th January, courtesy of our local primary school children.…

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