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Chris showing schoolchildren an ipad and photos of traditional buildings
Behind the Scenes Conservation

Outreach & Beyond: Life as a Conservation Intern

Thursday 28 March 2019


Ever wondered what it’s like interning with us? Chris Droog spent a year with our team crafting engaging exhibitions, and helping with building advice publications. Here he tells us about his experience.

Two people knitting inside the Engine Shed. A table with pink wool on it is in front of them.
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Knit and Natter at the Engine Shed

Friday 15 March 2019


We're proud to host Forth Valley Sensory Centre’s Knit and Natter Group. Learn more about the group in this guest blog with group member Janette.

A drawing by Charles Rennie Mackkintosh of a music room
History

The secrets of Scottish women in the Arts and Crafts movement

Friday 8 March 2019


The arts and crafts movement was more accepting of women artists, but their work was still made to stand in the shadows of men. Discover more about Scottish women in the Arts and Crafts movement, and uncover the secrets of some of their work in buildings that you might not have known.

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