OPEN STUDIOS STIRLINGSHIRE 2026
Artists & makers at venues across rural Stirlingshire will be holding a programme of Open Studios from Saturday 19th - Sunday 27th September 2026, when they invite you to come and see what they do, watch demonstrations, and buy work directly from them.
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The artists taking part in 2026 include:
Al Bell, Alison Borthwick, Alistair Dickson, Amanda Buchanan Hutchison, Amy Ricketts, Andrew Walters, Ann Shaw, Anthony Robson, Art4you Scotland, Athena McLellan, Carla Faulkner, Charlotte Strawbridge, Christine Taylor, Christine Wilson, Cindy McLoughlin, Emily McLennan, Emma Smyth, Faye Bryce, Frances Douglas, Georgia Boyd, Gillie Welstead, Graham Tristram, Heather McDermott, Iona Buchanan, Jessica Langford, Jill Sives, Kate Sankey, Katherine Cowtan, Kerry Lindsell, Libby Yule, Lorna Mackay, Mark Drury, Maureen Jessett, Michael Kay, Michael Prince, Michelle Young-Hares, Morna Tinto, Nina Stirling, Rebekah-May Reynolds, Robin Chapman Campbell, Sarah Hatton, Sarah Hill, Lynne Schrowder, Sheila Patrick, Suzanne Marshall-Smith, Tom Scott, Two Ravens Forge (Steve Rook & Elspeth Bennie) & Yani Homfray
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With help from Scene Stirling, the first Open Studios Stirlingshire event took place in June 2024, and is back again for the 3rd year for 2026. The dates are from Saturday 19th – Sunday 27th September, later in the year than previously!
Open Studios Stirlingshire showcases some of the many talented artists and makers of the area, giving an exciting taste of the working lives of the creative people in rural Stirlingshire, the spaces where they make their work, and an insight into how living in the country and the local landscapes have often inspired their work.
During the event visitors are invited to visit Artists and Makers, often in their working studios. It is an opportunity to see what they do, discuss their ideas, techniques and materials, be inspired or even ‘have a go’, try a new skill, join a workshop, and buy work directly from the artists.
We hope you will enjoy exploring the Stirlingshire countryside while travelling to the event venues. Many of the artists live in very beautiful rural locations, and there is fabulous scenery to see along the way!
Come and see paintings, pottery, photography, weaving, basket making, jewellery, mosaics, animation, demonstrations and lots more!
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Complete profiles, locations and opening times for all the participating Artists and Makers for Open Studios Stirlingshire 2026 will be available soon…
Please also follow us on Instagram and Facebook for more information on each artist, a sample of their work, and sneak peek video as they prepare for this year’s Open Studios!

