Draw held 15 December 2025
Help save the Munlochy Coin Hoard – and other Black Isle treasures! With your help, we can keep these treasures on the Black Isle. We are raising £1,050 to secure and preserve them for the benefit of our community.
Discover the captivating world of the Picts at our museum. Explore intricately carved stones from an early Christian settlement over 1200 years ago and uncover the local history that shaped our coastal community.
Our winter activities program offers a unique opportunity to discover new craft skills, delve into the complex beauty of Pictish art, and be enchanted by tales of Scotland’s carved stones and the mysteries of the Otherworld.
Exhibition – March 28 – May 31 2026
For thousands of years, soil has preserved traces of human lives — objects buried, lost, repaired, hidden, and forgotten. We explore how the earth holds fragments of the past while quietly reshaping them over time
Permanent Display
The museum’s superb Pictish sculpted stones give an idea of the importance of Rosemarkie 1,250 years ago. Through their fabulous art and design the stones tell stories of the power of kings, the church and saints.
Draw held 15 December 2025
We’re now looking to recruit 2–3 new trustees to strengthen the board and help shape the museum’s next chapter.
Could you use your financial skills to support a nationally significant museum at an exciting point in its development?
The Annual General Meeting of Groam House Museum was held on Tuesday 9 December, at 7.30pm
We are thrilled to announce the launch of a new podcast from Groam House highlighting the rich artistic heritage of the Picts, bringing their story to life in an unprecedented way.
The first episode available now. New episodes released weekly on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.
Groam House Museum thrives thanks to the passion of dedicated volunteers and the generous support of individuals like you. Your contributions are not just appreciated—they are essential. They truly make a transformative impact, ensuring our doors remain open and our exhibits continue to inspire and engage our community.
Join us in preserving this vital cultural treasure!
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