Continually updated calendar of open studio events near you and online in Scotland, the UK and beyond.
Across Scotland at this time of year, painters, glass artists, ceramicists, sculptors, photographers, jewellers, textile artists and woodworkers are opening their doors to visitors.
A weekend promising an enormous range of exhibitions, events, workshops and music, hosted in homes, businesses and community spaces centred around Edinburgh’s Abbeyhill Colonies.
North-East Open Studios (NEOS) is an award-winning collective of artists, makers and designers, who open their studios to the public every September, affording the opportunity to discover the wealth of talent around north east Scotland.
This year’s Cowal Open Studios features painters, glass artists, ceramicists, sculptors, photographers, jewellers, textile artists and woodworkers who make up a richly-varied cultural community inspired by the beautiful Cowal peninsula.
Over 120 artists and craftmakers are preparing to open their workplaces to the public throughout one of Scotland’s most beautiful areas.
Artists and craftmakers throughout Ayrshire and the Isle of Arran open their studio doors for the twelfth year of this popular event, giving visitors a glimpse into their secret worlds.
With over seventy artists and makers, Perthshire Open Studios’ new Annual Summer Show has the stunning scenery of Perthshire and Kinross-shire as its backdrop.
This year’s Cowal Open Studios features painters, glass artists, ceramicists, sculptors, photographers, jewellers, textile artists and woodworkers who make up a richly-varied cultural community inspired by the beautiful Cowal peninsula.
North-East Open Studios (NEOS) is an award-winning collective of artists, makers and designers, who open their studios to the public every September, affording the opportunity to share discover the wealth of talent around north east Scotland.
An annual 9-day event, Perthshire Open Studios is now in its 15th year, with the stunning scenery of Perthshire and Kinross-shire as its backdrop.
Almost forty artists’ studios and other venues are taking part in Artmap Argyll Open Studios, in one of Scotland’s most beautiful regions.
Vibrant, creative work is happening behind the scenes in leafy Edinburgh suburb The Grange, where a potter, a photographer and two painters are opening their studios.
Marchmont House, the Georgian mansion in the Scottish Borders, is looking forward to its first Open Studios weekend this year, resident and visiting artists on-hand to introduce themselves and showcase their work.
Open Studios North Fife is a great chance to see behind the scenes of almost seventy artists’, designers’ and craftmakers’ workspaces, in a lovely part of Scotland.
This year’s Cowal Open Studios features painters, glass artists, ceramicists, sculptors, photographers, jewellers, textile artists and woodworkers who make up a richly-varied cultural community inspired by the beautiful Cowal peninsula.
An annual 9-day event, Perthshire Open Studios is now in its 14th year, with the stunning scenery of Perthshire and Kinross-shire as its backdrop.
North-East Open Studios (NEOS) is an award-winning collective of artists, makers and designers, who open their studios to the public every September, affording the opportunity to share discover the wealth of talent around north east Scotland.
Figurative painter Gill Walton is mounting an Open Studio weekend at her Duns base in the Scottish Borders.
Although online only this year, Open Studios North Fife continues with a long weekend of online displays of art, design and craft from this beautiful part of Scotland.
Argyll’s Cowal Open Studios Weekend event will showcase the work of the professional artists and craftspeople who work on the Cowal peninsula in Argyll on Scotland’s west coast.
Established in 2004 and one of the largest open studio events in the UK, NEOS North-East Open Studios will proceed this year, with Covid measures in place, and over 180 artists and spaces participating. 12 – 20 Sep.
Established in 2004 and one of the largest open studio events in the UK, NEOS North-East Open Studios initiative has been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service – the voluntary sector’s equivalent of Membership of the British Empire.
Autumn brings the close of open studios season, when artists and makers welcome the public into their work spaces to see behind the scenes, talk to them about their work and buy or commission an original piece.
A weekend promising an enormous range of exhibitions, events, workshops and music, hosted in homes, businesses and community spaces centred around Edinburgh’s Abbeyhill Colonies.
