Arts & Crafts Events

Join a fun, supportive space

where you’ll learn real techniques, try new styles, experiment and build your confidence as a young artist. From gelli printing to watercolour to clay and sculpture — we will explore it all, step by step. 

Two sessions starting 5 pm and 6.15 pm 

Come create, learn and get messy!
No experience needed — just bring your creativity and curiosity.

A parent and child story-time and book based craft. Suitable for 3 – 7 year old. Pop along and join in the fun

Please contact Biggar Library on 01899 222060 or email biggar@library.s-lanark.org.uk to book your space.

£2.00 per child or free with ACE membership. 

Please book to avoid disappointment.

Jolly Tots is on the 2nd Friday of each month.

Digital, Design & Construction – Minecraft & Lego Club

(Minecraft – bring own handheld device with Minecraft downloaded) 

P1 – P7 11:00am – 12:00noon (£2.00 / free with ACE membership). 

Contact Biggar Library to book your session on 01899 222060 or email biggar@library.s-lanark.org.uk

Booking is essential

Mary is the founder of Street Stitchers in Edinburgh and she is coming to tell us all about the radical work she and her team do on the streets of Edinburgh to encourage people to mend and rework their clothes to save on waste.

Members – Free
Visitors – £6
Raffle – £1

Refreshments 50p. Please remember to bring a mug.

Photo Credit – Edinburgh Street Stitchers

Join a fun, supportive space

where you’ll learn real techniques, try new styles, experiment and build your confidence as a young artist. From gelli printing to watercolour to clay and sculpture — we will explore it all, step by step. 

Two sessions starting 5 pm and 6.15 pm 

Come create, learn and get messy!
No experience needed — just bring your creativity and curiosity.

Digital, Design & Construction – Minecraft & Lego Club

(Minecraft – bring own handheld device with Minecraft downloaded) 

P1 – P7 11:00am – 12:00noon (£2.00 / free with ACE membership). 

Contact Biggar Library to book your session on 01899 222060 or email biggar@library.s-lanark.org.uk

Booking is essential

Join a fun, supportive space

where you’ll learn real techniques, try new styles, experiment and build your confidence as a young artist. From gelli printing to watercolour to clay and sculpture — we will explore it all, step by step. 

Two sessions starting 5 pm and 6.15 pm 

Come create, learn and get messy!
No experience needed — just bring your creativity and curiosity.

Digital, Design & Construction – Minecraft & Lego Club

(Minecraft – bring own handheld device with Minecraft downloaded) 

P1 – P7 11:00am – 12:00noon (£2.00 / free with ACE membership). 

Contact Biggar Library to book your session on 01899 222060 or email biggar@library.s-lanark.org.uk

Booking is essential

Join a fun, supportive space

where you’ll learn real techniques, try new styles, experiment and build your confidence as a young artist. From gelli printing to watercolour to clay and sculpture — we will explore it all, step by step. 

Two sessions starting 5 pm and 6.15 pm 

Come create, learn and get messy!
No experience needed — just bring your creativity and curiosity.

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Digital, Design & Construction – Minecraft & Lego Club

(Minecraft – bring own handheld device with Minecraft downloaded) 

P1 – P7 11:00am – 12:00noon (£2.00 / free with ACE membership). 

Contact Biggar Library to book your session on 01899 222060 or email biggar@library.s-lanark.org.uk

Booking is essential

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Digital, Design & Construction – Minecraft & Lego Club

(Minecraft – bring own handheld device with Minecraft downloaded) 

P1 – P7 11:00am – 12:00noon (£2.00 / free with ACE membership). 

Contact Biggar Library to book your session on 01899 222060 or email biggar@library.s-lanark.org.uk

Booking is essential

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Digital, Design & Construction – Minecraft & Lego Club

(Minecraft – bring own handheld device with Minecraft downloaded) 

P1 – P7 11:00am – 12:00noon (£2.00 / free with ACE membership). 

Contact Biggar Library to book your session on 01899 222060 or email biggar@library.s-lanark.org.uk

Booking is essential

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

It’s our beloved Annual Display where we get to oooh and ahhh over all the wonderful embroidery and stitch we have completed over the season.
Obviously we do the official bit too and elect our Committee, A new Chairperson and go over the Accounts etc.

Members – Free
Visitors – £6
Raffle – £1
Refreshments -50p Please bring a mug.
We look forward to welcoming you at our meeting.

Digital, Design & Construction – Minecraft & Lego Club

(Minecraft – bring own handheld device with Minecraft downloaded) 

P1 – P7 11:00am – 12:00noon (£2.00 / free with ACE membership). 

Contact Biggar Library to book your session on 01899 222060 or email biggar@library.s-lanark.org.uk

Booking is essential

Come along for a time of eating scones and working on our own stitching/knitting/crochet. It’s a chance to catch up with friends, make new ones, chat about something you are working on or perhaps solve a sewing problem.
We might have a game of bingo thrown in, but please know that it will be a great time for all soft craft lovers.

Please email chairbiggarstitchtextiles@gmail.com to book a place. 

Members – Free
Visitors – £5

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
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Christine
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Christine

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Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

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Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

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Allan Burnett Art Work

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Christine
Brown:

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Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh

Still
Walls, Passing Time
brings together new work by Allan Burnett and Christine Brown exploring the
built landscape through atmosphere and interpretation.

Taking
stone dyke walls and rural buildings as points of departure, the artists move
beyond representation to consider presence, rhythm and the passage of time.
Burnett’s acrylic paintings, including Where the Building Sings, uses
layered surface and bold colour to suggest structure as something alive —
responsive to light, memory and human trace.

Brown
works across alcohol ink, glass and mixed media. In pieces such as One Stone
at a Time, fluid layers and mineral edges evoke gradual accumulation and
shifting light, reflecting the slow processes that shape land and architecture
alike.

Together,
the exhibition presents a dialogue between solidity and atmosphere — inviting
viewers to reconsider familiar surroundings through a more interpretive lens.

Allan
Burnett

Where
the Building Sings

Acrylic
on canvas, 2026

 Christine
Brown

One
Stone at a Time

Alcohol
ink textured 2026

Social
Media contact Info:

Allan
Burnett:

FB
Allan Burnett Art Work

Instagram
Allanburnettartwork_

Christine
Brown:

FB:
Christine Brown Etched Glass & Ceramics

Instagram:
cbrownetchedglassceramics

Christine

https://www.instagram.com/cbrownetchedglassceramics?igsh=anJ0M2pvNG81MXNh