What’s On
Discover a unique collection of handcrafted historical costumed dolls and learn how their creator, Valerie Spence, meticulously researched and dressed each individual doll.
An opportunity to see an eclectic mix of rarely seen objects from Linlithgow Museum’s storage bay as selected by the museum’s volunteers, staff and trustees - you never know what you’ll find!
Commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings by visiting our exhibition in the museum’s Community Space.
Relive your memories of Linlithgow Marches - visit our pop-up exhibition to browse through our archive of images, newsletter articles, videos and other memorabilia. Safe oot, safe in! Long Live the Marches!
With Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott (Scotty) due to be born in Linlithgow in the year 2222, how can we not have a little fun on Star Trek Day!
Sunday 13 October sees the launch of Coorie Sundays. As a designated Warm Welcome space, Linlithgow Museum guarantees you a warm welcome every Sunday throughout the winter months (except when the museum is closed).
Hubble, bubble, toil and trouble… join our workshop and magic up some delightfully spooky decorations from mummy lanterns to hanging bats!
Linlithgow Museum is participating in the Festival of Christmas Trees at St Michael’s Church. Help us make festive baubles to decorate our tree and have a lot of fun!
Come visit our stall at the Deacons Court Annual Street Fair! We will be there to raise funds for the museum and chat about volunteering and membership opportunities. Look forward to seeing you there.
If you are a collector and looking for something unique, visit the annual Scottish National Specialist Collectors Fair featuring a special one-off exhibition on early Scottish pottery and wrapping up the day with an auction. A share of the proceeds are donated towards the Linlithgow Museum.
Early Entry from 8.30am to 9.30am is £2.00 with free entry after 9.30am.
