Archive of: 2024

We are launching an appeal to support essential winter maintenance for our flagship historic sailing Fifie, the ‘Reaper’. Five years on from a major conservation project, the striking traditional vessel needs a full service to keep her in tip-top condition.

Photography by Emily Noakes and Caroline MacDonald, skilfully capturing the beauty of the East Neuk and their adventures beyond.

Following meticulous research and expert craftsmanship, the Museum is proud to unveil a replica of the former “shipstone” of the Anstruther Whale Fishing Company

Beautiful scenes and still lifes captured in a range of styles by a community of artists based in Crail.

In this blog post, student Evie Forey has chosen to reflect on the history and tradition of the Fisherrow Fisherman’s Walk

Journey forward in time to the year 3023 when a hoard of rare and valuable plastic objects has been discovered…

Fife-based artist, Cally Nurse transforms washed up seaweed by combining it with copper and beach finds, both man-made and natural.

On Saturday 20th July, Fife coastal rowing clubs gathered in Anstruther harbour for a piratical challenge, masterminded by the St Ayles Rowing Club.

Embark on a brilliantly bonkers museum family trail this August, organised by Kids in Museums.

In this blog post, student Mimi Cottingham has chosen to reflect on the history and origins of these imposing vessels