A big tote bag with large white spots hangs from a banister.

A selection ot tote bags in hues of pink, white and other pastel shades drapped on a church pew.

Another delivery of Morsbags from the wonderful Strathnaver Stitchers.

Morsbags are made from unwanted & discarded fabric: reusing material, reducing material going to landfill, & reducing plastic use.

Available with large purchases while stocks last.

#GreenTourism #HighlandMuseums #HIClimateFest

If you'd like to use the Virtual Acces Guide just ask at reception when you visit.

#HighlandMuseums #AccessibleTravel #AccessibleHolidays #AccessGuides #MuseumsWeek2025 #MuseumsWeek #AccessibilityMW

Black and white image Bronze Age beaker showing hairline cracks and an intricate pattern with scale card showing width as roughly 10cm

Just as those who were removed during the Highland Clearances took their culture to new parts of the world, so did their more ancient forebears, with their beaker designs and funerary practices.

#HighlandMuseums #MuseumsWeek2025

An imposing wooden pulpit with an image of a young 19th century girl projected onto its surface.

Our pulpit audio visual display is one of our most popular and emotive exhibits but did you know it uses AI technology?

#MuseumsWeek2025 #AIMuseumsMW #HighlandMuseums

Shows 4 A3 panels with text and images fanned out. Each panel gives a biographical account of an individual killed during WWII

All ready for our pop-up exhibition in Bettyhill Village Hall tomorrow!

There will be a display of biographical panels, our 2005 film Their Past, Your Future, objects from the store, refreshments and table top games. 11am to 3pm, 3rd May.

#VEDay80 #VEDay #HighlandMuseums #LocalHistory

Very excited to be welcoming @communitylandsc.bsky.social Where We Stand to Strathnaver Museum Annex in May!

Join us at our National Lottery Open Week Open Day on Saturday to find out what's new for 2025.

#ThanksToYou #HighlandMuseums #CommunityOwnership

A woman, Marta Sienkiewicz, stands beside a window. In the window is a painted glass panel resembling a stained glass window. The panel is green with painted flowers. Along the bottom smaller rectangular panels in black amd white name each species in the panel above.

Glass artist Marta Sienkiewicz has created the most beautiful painted glass panel for us!

Inspired by the Species on the Edge project and made possible thanks to funding from MGS, #UKSPF, Highland Council, and the William Syson Fund.

Come see it at our Open Day on Saturday #HighlandMuseums

A middle aged women poses for a studio photograph, the image is in black and white. She sits on a chair with one arm casually resting on a small table in front of her. On the table is a periodical, open at a page, with the pages read turned back underneath the page that is ope. The women wears a black dress with a high necked white blouse beneath. There is a simple necklace around her neck. She has short white hair, held back by a clasp on the right side of her head as she looks at the camera. She looks directly at the camera.

In celebration of #WomensHistoryMonth we'll be sharing women's stories from our archives throughout the month of March.

Jessie Mackay (1864-1938), poet, New Zealand

#WomensHistory #HighlandMuseums #ClanMackay #ScottishDiaspora #HerStory #MackayArchive

Rugadh mis' anns a' gheamhradh
Measg nam beanntaichean gruamach

I was born in the winter
Among the lowering mountains

Opening lines of Rob Donn's 'To the Earl of Sutherland', written for the 18th Earl.

#LàAbairtNaGàidhlig #SayAGaelicPhraseDay #HighlandMuseums