Edinburgh Printmakers is hosting two exhibitions, with artist Jamie Fitzpatrick displaying large-scale sculptures and prints, plus Berlin-based Ukrainian printmaking duo etchingroom1.
Edinburgh-based Irish photographer and writer Miriam Morris will exhibit a new collection of work at the Hox Gallery at the city’s Hoxton Hotel.
The RSA’s new Edinburgh exhibition features the work of 26 artists celebrating the Academy’s artist opportunity programme, each artist representing each year of the twenty-first century.
21 – 31 Oct: centring on the theme of Bird and Beast, the 2026 Scottish International Storytelling Festival will celebrate the stories, myths and music that bring us closer to nature.
Review: the long-established Orchestra Baobab bring their infectious West African rhythms to Edinburgh International Festival.
Review: on the 250th anniversary of the founding of modern America, its descent into the ludicrous is highlighted by New York-based clown Geoff Sobelle and his company, in a world premiere spectacular at the Edinburgh International Festival.
5 – 13 Sept: over thirty artists and makers are throwing-open their doors to the public on two weekends in Central Fife’s annual Open Studios event.
11 – 13 Sept: artists and craftmakers throughout Ayrshire and the Isle of Arran will be opening their studio doors for this year’s Open Studios Ayrshire, giving visitors a glimpse into their secret worlds.
Review: Edinburgh’s Hub hosts a dizzying set from acclaimed Scottish jazz-electronic project corto.alto.
A long-standing annual fundraising exhibition returns to the village of Kilbarchan in Renfrewshire, sadly without its founder.
In addition to its two Edinburgh premises, Greyfriars Art Shop has joined forces with Millers Art in Glasgow – Scotland’s two oldest art suppliers, established nearly two hundred years ago.
12 – 20 Sept: North-East Open Studios (NEOS) is an award-winning collective of artists, makers and designers who open their studios to the public every September.
Stills Centre for Photography in Edinburgh is presenting the first major survey exhibition of internationally-renowned photographer Jillian Edelstein – one of the most compelling photographic voices of the past four decades.
The Hunterian Art Gallery at Glasgow University is showing a new three-channel film by artist Naeem Mohaiemen.
Established in Leith in 2010, Ritchie Collins Gallery specialises in original Scottish artwork and fine art prints by artists in residence, selected guest artists and Ritchie himself.
Coburg House Studios is opening its 50-plus studio doors for a bustling and exciting event across its four floors.
29 Aug – 6 Sep: now in its 23rd year, the Nairn Book and Arts Festival is set to come alive this August with an eclectic mix of events combining literature with all manner of other arts.
City Art Centre Edinburgh’s programme of new exhibitions for 2026 continues with two major exhibitions offering fascinating perspectives on the capital as a cultural centre.
Set to take place in August, a selling-exhibition will showcase 32 professional artists based at Patriothall Studios in Edinburgh.
7 – 28 Aug: in a new theatre production to be performed at Edinburgh’s Fringe Festival, Isle of Lewis singer-songwriter Elsa McTaggart tells the story of her great-grandfather William McTaggart, who became one of Scotland’s most celebrated artists.
Biggar & Upper Clydesdale Museum is showing a collection of artworks and treasures held in storage that the public don’t normally get to see.
Holding onto a vision of living in harmony with our woodlands, Real Wood workshop in the Scottish Borders is continuing the creative legacy of artist and maker Tim Stead.
13th June – 13th Sept: Tea Green’s showcases of Scotland’s most talented independent artists and designers will take place at markets this summer.
Leith School of Art’s year-round programme continues with all-year courses, day courses, weekend workshops, evening courses, holiday courses and a summer school, covering a vast range of subjects.
