It's International Volunteer Day. Did you know at Pittenweem Arts Festival we are a board of 12, from a range of backgrounds. We are all unpaid volunteers with a wide range of specialisms which means we're well-placed to provide expert support, helping to provide the best

We are delighted to let you know that our artist application process for the 2025 Festival opens on the 13 January (closing the 15 March). In exciting news, we will also have some venues available for which you can apply for those of you still searching for 2025 venues (also

Are you an artist looking to showcase your work at Scotland's largest community arts festival? We're excited to let you know that artist registration is now open, and that we have some festival managed spaces for 2025! Please read the following page carefully:

Another reminder of our closing dates for application: Artist registration: 13 January - 15 March Venue application: 13 January - 7 February #pittenweemartsfestival25 will take place 2-9 August this year. Please read the following page carefully: pittenweemartsfestival.co.uk/artists-area/r… Email any

Hosting an artist during the Pittenweem Arts Festival is a unique and rewarding way to participate. While the arrangement between you and the artist remains independent, we’re here to provide guidance and tips to help you prepare. Read these guidelines we've put together:

As the longest running and largest community based visual arts festival in Scotland, we are looking to recruit new Board members to bring new ideas, skills and fresh perspectives to take the Festival forward into its fifth decade. These vacancies have arisen as a result of normal

The Pittenweem Arts Festival prides itself on being a community-driven celebration of art and creativity. This year we conducted in-depth research to understand the perspectives of our visitors, artists, and also, for the first time, our local community. This initiative marks a

WIN A SOLO EXHIBITION EARLY CAREER ARTISTS Apply now for your chance to win a Solo Exhibition at this year’s Pittenweem Arts Festival. The Henderson-Inglis Bursary Award is open to all early career artists and craftspeople. Apply here: pittenweemartsfestival.co.uk/artists-area/h… Closing date: 14

A REMINDER: The application form for one of a limited number of festival-leased spaces closes on 7 February. Apply here: pittenweemartsfestival.co.uk/artists-area/r… #pittenweemartsfestival25 #lovefife #KingdomOfFife #artsfestival #visitscotland

As the longest running and largest community based visual arts festival in Scotland, we are looking to recruit new Board members to bring new ideas, skills and fresh perspectives to take the Festival forward into its fifth decade. These vacancies have arisen as a result of normal

WIN A SOLO EXHIBITION EARLY CAREER ARTISTS The Henderson-Inglis Bursary provides an emerging artist with accommodation and exhibition space in a prime location on the shorefront during the Pittenweem Arts Festival (2-9 August 2025). The successful candidate will receive a £750

If I’m being honest, I’m feeling pretty down about my small business. I’m working so hard but it’s been very quiet. It’s bloody difficult at the moment. Please have a look at what I do and retweet to spread the word. gailmyerscough.co.uk

We're looking forward to playing an intimate show in the church hall at Pittenweem Arts Festival on Saturday 2nd August. Grab your tickets here: tickettailor.com/events/pittenw…

On Thursday 7th August at 8pm The Malcontents bring their blistering 1960's garage rock sound to the Pittenweem Arts Festival. Featuring a tribute to Pittenweem's famous son Ian Stewart, the Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones keyboard player. We have an event you can sign up to on

We're delighted to be loaning some objects to Gail McGarva for Pittenweem Arts Festival Pittenweem Arts Festival next week: buff.ly/uPqX0se Here is one of our model boats being cleaned for the occasion - it's starting to look ship shape! ⚓ #pittenweemartsfestival25 #lovefife

Happy #InternationalCatDay from the cats of #pittenweemartsfestival25

The theme of Art UK 's #OnlineArtExchange this week is 'Time' to mark the Tony Foster exhibition, "Exploring Time: a Painter's Perspective" Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery . We've chosen this painting of Pittenweem Harbour by James Selbie (1920 -1984) watched over by the Church Clock