Hand-painted plaster casts of details from the Bayeux Tapestry will go on display at The Great Tapestry of Scotland in 2027 (date TBC), bringing the
The Great Tapestry of Scotland visitor centre in Galashiels, which is home to one of the world’s longest tapestries and a landmark example of collective
Three Scottish cultural venues will feature in the British Museum’s national programme of events and exhibitions across the UK celebrating the “once-in-a-generation” Bayeux Tapestry experience
The Great Tapestry of Scotland has launched a new series of partnerships inviting visitors worldwide to ‘Follow the Thread’ and discover stories of history, heritage, landscape and culture from Scotland’s borderlands.
Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards® 2026: The Great Tapestry of Scotland visitor centre recognised among the top 10% of visitor attractions around the world The Great
A storytelling competition is returning to encourage young people across Scotland to unleash their creativity. The Great Tapestry of Scotland centre in Galashiels has launched
Planning a family day out this spring or summer? We’re delighted to be partnering with ScotRail to offer a fantastic deal for families travelling from
The Great Tapestry of Scotland has been recognised among the top 10% of visitor attractions worldwide, as it was named a winner of the Tripadvisor®
The Great Tapestry of Scotland has been recognised with two Highly Commended awards – for Community Impact and Environmental Impact – at The Scottish Borders
On Saturday 14th June the finalists of the 300 Words Story Writing Competition gathered at the Borders Book Festival for an exciting event to discover
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