Walking tours around our wonderful artists town run throughout the spring and summer. A must for any art lover visiting Kirkcudbright.

Kirkcudbright Galleries is a regional gallery of national significance, celebrating and promoting the cultural communities in and around Kirkcudbright.

The Wee Pottery is a new paint it yourself studio based at the Johnston Centre in Kirkcudbright. They offer adult only pottery sessions and family friendly painting.

Catherine Coulson is a painter, writer and photographer living in Kirkcudbright. Her work is very much influenced by the natural environment.

With his studio just across the road from 118 High Street, Joshua Miles prints celebrate the light and landscapes of Dumfries and Galloway.

An embroiderer and textile artist, Alison’s work explores the many seascapes and landscapes of the Solway coast through layering and free machine embroidery.

The Whitehouse Gallery is a contemporary art & craft gallery based here in Kirkcudbright. They have firmly established themselves as one of the leading galleries in the region.

Living and working in Kirkcudbright, Heather’s work celebrates the unique personality of the streets, towns and scenes you’ll find locally.

Harbour Cottage Gallery aims to ‘further the Arts in the widest meaning of the term’ by providing an exhibition space for local professional and amateur artists and by showing the work of artists from further afield.

As well bing a successful artist in her own right, Hazel runs popular painting schools in her studio in nearby Castle Douglas throughout the year.

Clare graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 2000 with a BA(Hons) in Ceramics, and formed We Make Pots in 2004 with her husband Simon.

Home to artist, Angela Lawrence, Clience Studio opened in 2004. Her studio doubles as a gallery and displays her original oils, watercolours and signed giclee prints.

There are countless beaches surrounding Kirkcudbright, from sandy expanses perfect for picnics to rocky coves ideal for rock pooling.

With so much happening all year round in Kirkcudbright, it’s probably worth taking a look at the KBT Summer Festivities website before you arrive to see what’s on!

Walking is one of the best ways to take in the breathtaking scenery of Dumfries and Galloway. Why not plan a few routes before you arrive.

No need to haul your bikes with you, Wm Law offer traditional and hybrid cycle hire so you can leave the car and explore further afield

Cycling is the perfect way to explore South West Scotland. Plan a journey along National Cycle Network routes in Dumfries and Galloway, or further afield.

The 7stanes are world-class mountain biking centres that span the south of Scotland. Their award-winning trails offer some of the best mountain biking in the country and attract riders from across the UK and beyond.

Lochhill Equestrian and Trekking Centre offer a wide range of equestrian services including pony trekking suitable for all abilities.

The SW300 is a stunningly scenic 300 mile road trip around the South West of Scotland. If you are looking for breathtaking scenery, enchanting coastlines and new things to do and see, this is the road trip for you.

From archery to windsurfing, Galloway Activity Centre has a host of exciting outdoor activities on offer for all ages and expereince levels.

Kirkcudbright Community Tennis Club is a friendly welcoming club registered with the Lawn Tennis Association and Tennis Scotland.

If the sun isn’t shining, then head to Kirkcudbright swimming pool for family fun without the sandy sandwiches.

Not only does Kirkcudbright have a golf course, but there are several other courses locally too. Don’t forget to pack your clubs!

For a fun-filled family day out head to Cream O’ Galloway for delicious local ice-cream and action-packed activities.

New for 2022, the Dark Space Planetarium in Kirkcudbright is a must for wannabe astronauts of any age!

A must for chocolate lovers of all ages! Cocoabean Company is the ultimate chocolate experience, what’s more there’s a great outdoor play area.

Fun for all the family, with both indoor and outdoor play areas. Meet the animals and enjoy some tasty treats in the farmhouse kitchen.

The birthplace of Peter Pan, Moat Brae is home to the National Centre of Children’s Literature and Storytelling. A must for any young book lovers.

At Drumlanrig Castle, you will find something for everyone. Explore the magnificent Pink Palace and its world class art collection on a guided tour.

A brand new distillery in the heart Kirkcudbright crafting and creating luxury spirits. The distillery offers tours throughout the year.

Enjoy a guided tour at this beautiful whisky distillery. Learn about the distillation process, and be among the first to taste their latest releases.

Explore the rich history of this 200 year old whisky distillery with a tour and tasting of this most Scottish of tipples!

A frequent visitor to the area, Robert Burns, was a regular face at The Globe in Dumfries and is said to have written Selkirk Grace here in Kirkcudbright at The Selkirk Arms.

With several National Trust properties locally, Kirkcudbright is a great base to explore places like Broughton House or Threave Gardens.