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Blustery-Turbulence-Dawn -
Kinga Elliot
8 July - 30 September
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Carnoustie Library Lochty Gallery
Free | All
An art exhibition showing the works of Kinga Elliott, created as a response to the items in the collection of the Glenesk Folk Museum, where she is currently the artist in residence.
Focusing on manifestations of light, colour, dynamism, balance and interconnectedness, her inspirations are based on everyday objects, natural forms, geometry and mathematical theorems.
Kinga’s works can be found in various collections and have been recently exhibited at the British Art Fair in the Saatchi Gallery.
The History of Restenneth
Priory: A Heritage Walk
Saturday 29 July
14:00 - 15:00
Angus Archives
Adults £7 | Concessions £5 | All Join Angus Archives on this guided walk around the historic ruins of Restenneth Priory. Learn more about the building’s fascinating history and its place in the story of Angus’ past. Booking is essential.
Sweet Spot
1 August - 28 October
Library Opening Hours
Arbroath Library
Free | All
“And still we speak of journeying and home; remembering spots where the passing of time was sweet.”
Genealogy Detectives
Saturday 15 July
13:00 - 16:00
Angus Archives
Concessions £10 | 9-12 years
Explore family history through fun, hands-on activities. Learn what you need to find out and how to build your own family tree. Booking is essential.
SWEET SPOT is a large scale photography project taking place across vacant shop units in Arbroath during August – October and includes this specially designed installation which features work produced during workshops with schools and community groups. Sweet Spot is funded by Creative Scotland and produced by Adam Geary, a photographer and publisher based in Angus. Further project details can be found at www.adamgeary.com.
Doors Open Day:
Inglis Memorial Hall Library
Saturday 9 September
12:00 - 16:00
Inglis Memorial Hall Library
Free | All
In 1898, Lieutenant Colonel Robert William Inglis, the son of a local minister, gifted the Inglis Memorial Hall and its library to Edzell. Come along today and visit the original Victorian library, find out how it worked and how it served the people of Edzell. Explore the audio visual presentation featuring the Colonel and his family, the building and opening of the hall and library. Booking not required.
Doors Open Day:
Picture Store Tour
Saturday 9 September
11:00 - 12:00
Forfar Meffan Museum & Art Gallery
Free | All
Join the ANGUSalive Museums & Galleries team to learn more about the picture store, exploring the different types of artwork collected for the people of Angus over more than 100 years. The team will also showcase some of the conservation work that has taken place in recent years, with before and after examples and detailed conservator work reports for some items.
Doors Open Day:
Pop-up Archives
Saturday 9 September
10:00 - 16:00
Monikie Country Park
Free | All
Angus Archives is taking to the road for Doors Open Day! Join us at Monikie Country Park for our Pop-up archive, where we’ll be on site to answer your family and local history questions, and promote our amazing collections and the work we do.
Doors Open Day: Pop-up Archives
Saturday 9 September
10:00 - 16:00
Montrose Sports Centre
Free | All
Angus Archives is taking to the road for Doors Open Day! Join us at Montrose Sports Centre for our Pop-up archive, where we’ll be on site to answer your family and local history questions, and promote our amazing collections and the work we do.
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We offer a range of instructor led activities. These include seated exercise, aqua, swim, gym, and circuits classes. Details, including how you can access this programme, venues and times can be found below. www.angusalive.scot/sport-leisure/be-activelive-well
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