Today, Crafts

Exhibition by Scottish and international artists, curated by local artist Mark McGhee.

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Crafts including Gypsy flowers, carved spoons, green men and furniture and a selection of woodland-based artwork.

Innovative objects and furniture created using printed plywood produced by the artist. Also on display will be a range of prints and artworks influenced by flat-pack furniture.

An installation of local, weaved grasses with audio, inspired by the herbarium collections and the work of Scottish crofter and artist Angus McPhee.

A cabinet of curiosity dedicated to the world of water, featuring objects, images, soundscapes and memories by artists and from the museums collections.

Open studios at this large creative complex on the south side of the river, with plenty of art to look at or buy, a book launch and a trail map and activity sheet for kids and families exploring the site.

Monochrome photographs alongside wedding ephemera and objects, exploring how attitudes to marriage and it's traditions have changed over the centuries.

Oil paintings, pastels, watercolours, prints, ceramics and crafts created by Russian, Ukrainian, Armenian and Georgian artists. Exhibitors include Alina Stepura, Elena Clark, Igor Kurkov, Julia Atlas, Ludmila Kosmina, Oksana Mavrodii and others.

Sculptures, ceramics and contemporary jewellery inspired by the natural world, by Shirley Vauvelle, Mary McFadden, Frinn Jewellery, Lillian Bixler and Layla Amber.

Contemporary jewellery, wood and ceramics inspired by the flora and fauna of Britain's woodlands, by artists and makers including Layla Amber Rous, Phoebe Sherwood-Moore, Lucy Ramsbottom, Lotta Cole and Hannah McAndrew.