The Perthshire Gallery showcases a wide variety of contemporary Scottish artists and makers but with a bias towards local Perthshire talent. The Victorian building is a fantastic natural gallery space with big windows and high ceilings. It is light and welcoming. There are three distinct spaces to the gallery. The large front space, a smaller rear gallery and an artists studio behind.
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The Perthshire Gallery showcases a wide variety of contemporary Scottish artists and makers but with a bias towards local Perthshire talent. The Victorian building is a fantastic natural gallery space with big windows and high ceilings. It is light and welcoming. There are three distinct spaces to the gallery. The large front space, a smaller rear gallery and an artists studio behind.
The Perthshire Gallery opened in October 2024 and joins Perthshire Open Studios this September for the second time.
14 Bonnethill Road, Pitlochry, is a natural gallery space. A Victorian building with high ceilings and large windows, it is light and welcoming. There are three distinct spaces to the gallery. The large front gallery, a smaller more intimate middle gallery and an artist studio behind.
The gallery uses all this lovely space to exhibit a carefully curated range of paintings, ceramics, sculpture, jewellery, textiles, printmaking and handcrafted furniture.
Jennifer Wheatley (pictured here) runs the gallery with a small, friendly team. The gallery showcases Scottish Art and Craft whilst being extremely supportive of local Perthshire artists.
During Perthshire Open Studios, local Pitlochry artists will offer “drop in” sessions and demonstrations in the gallery.
Our artist studio will also be open to the public and printmaker Caroline Knox will be on hand to talk about her work.
Have a day out on the red route, visit the gallery and other artists nearby and then enjoy coffee or lunch in bustling Pitlochry.