When?
Sunday 16th August to Sunday 30th August 2026
10am – 4pm
(Open from 11am to 4pm on Sunday 16th August to allow for setting up!)
Where?
The Devil’s Porridge Museum’s Education Room.
Entry into the Scotia Crafters exhibition ONLY is free. Admission prices will still apply for anyone visiting to look around The Devil’s Porridge Museum.
What?
Looking for the perfect handmade gift, or perhaps just that special something? Come along and see the Scotia Crafters at The Devil’s Porridge Museum.
We’re delighted them back in the museum again this year. The Scotia Crafters will have an Arts and Crafts Market of quality, local, handmade, crafts within The Devil’s Porridge Museum. This will include:
- Hand knits;
- Jewellery;
- Soaps and Body Care;
- Needle felting;
- Crochet art;
- Cards;
- Unique gifts;
- And much more!
Our team at The Devil’s Porridge Museum always love to see the beautiful handmade items the Scotia Crafters have, so maybe you will too?
Entry into the Scotia Crafters’ Arts and Crafts Market is free. For those wishing to explore The Devil’s Porridge Museum, our usual admission prices apply.
Who are the Scotia Crafters?
The Scotia Crafters is a collective of artists, makers and craftspeople, all based in Dumfries and Galloway Scotland.
You can find the Scotia Crafters on Facebook here>
Below are some photos of the Scotia Crafters, Arts and Craft Market from 2025 to give you some idea of what you might be able to expect this year. Please be aware that the crafts and gifts available do vary each year, but you’ll be sure to find something unique! Why not start on your Christmas shopping or treat yourself?
