Perthshire Open Studios 2026
Exhibition

Perthshire Open Studios 2026

Saturday, September 5, 2026 – Sunday, September 13, 2026
Various locations across Perthshire
Perthshire Open Studios 2026 takes place on September 5, offering an opportunity to visit artists' personal workspaces across the region. This annual exhibition showcases a wide variety of artworks, such as paintings, ceramics, textiles, and other creative items. Attendees can move between multiple locations throughout Perthshire, gaining insight into the artists' creative processes and viewing finished pieces up close. The event encourages engagement with local art and provides a chance to purchase original works directly from the creators. Whether you have a passion for traditional art forms or contemporary crafts, the studios display an extensive range of styles and mediums. The atmosphere at each location tends to be welcoming and insightful, making it suitable for all ages and levels of art interest. Perthshire’s scenic backdrop adds to the appeal as visitors navigate from studio to studio. This is a valuable occasion to appreciate the area's artistic talent and connect with the creative community in a relaxed setting.

Tips for Attending

  • Plan your route in advance to maximize the studios you can visit.
  • Wear comfortable shoes as you’ll be walking or driving between locations.
  • Check the event website for any last-minute updates or changes.
  • Bring a notebook or camera to record your favourite works or artist details.

Practical Information

Budget: Entry to studios is usually free; budget for any artwork purchases and refreshments.. Duration: Allow several hours to a full day to visit multiple studios comfortably.. Food Drink: Local cafes and eateries are available nearby, or bring snacks and water to stay refreshed during your visit.. What To Wear: Casual, weather-appropriate clothing with sturdy footwear for walking between studios.. Getting There: Drive via the M90 or local roads; limited public transport links available between studios, so consider carpooling or biking.. Booking Advice: No booking required for most studios; however, some may have limited entry, so check individual artist listings.

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Various locations across Perthshire

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Our 2-day tour starts at 09:00 from Edinburgh. Passing the iconic Forth Bridges, we head to Dundee, known for its V&A Museum. We continue north to Montrose for lunch, famous for seafood. Next, St Cyrus and Dunnottar Castle await, offering rugged coastline views and rich history. In Stonehaven, explore the town before heading to Aberdeen for overnight stay. Day 2 begins with a visit to Crathes Castle west of Aberdeen, renowned for its gardens and history. Lunch in Ballater precedes our tour of Balmoral Castle, the Highland retreat of the British Monarchy. Heading south, we stop at Devil’s Elbow for Highland vistas and wildlife spotting. After a break in Perth, known for its ancient history, we return to Edinburgh via the Forth Bridges, concluding our journey.

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