What to do and see in Aberdeenshire, Scotland: The Best Art Galleries

This 4 star visitor attraction at Ballogie in the heart of Royal Deeside, is a family run business. It hosts a permanent display of originals,giclees, prints, cards & gifts by artists Howard Butterworth & daughter Mary. The Gallery is open Thurs- Sun 11 am - 4pm. Viewing out with these times can be made by contacting Sarah Entry to the Gallery is free, however special pre arranged visits with restricted numbers of 6 - 25 with tailored events are available as a private tour. Price on application. Bus parking available.

Larks Gallery is a friendly contemporary gallery featuring original Scottish paintings and artisan craft such as ceramics, glass, wood, sculpture and jewellery.

Geek Bothy is an award winning independent gift shop in Kemnay stocking local artists and makers creations plus quirky and geeky gifts.

The Ballater Gallery offers desirable pieces from mainly Scottish artists, who have achieved international reputation. We source original paintings, sculptures and objects d'art to appeal to all tastes and budgets, bringing a unique and ever changing collection of Scottish and British pieces together under one roof. The Ballater Gallery, opened in the Summer of 2019, in the Scottish town of Ballater, at the heart of Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. We are open seven days a week, with friendly and professional staff available to meet your requirements.

A memorial to a world-reknowned author and the region's greatest writer.

Since 1974, Peacock Visual Arts has supported thousands of artists in the production of artworks, ranging from prints to video works, photography, performance and site-specific public installations. At its core lies the idea of the multiple, work that can be reproduced in a variety of formats, analogue and digital, reconfiguring the relationship between the artist, the artwork and the audience, which can be outlined simply as – making, learning and showing. Our organisation is supported by Aberdeen City Council and Creative Scotland. Peacock’s role in the city of Aberdeen, through its printmaking department, digital studio and gallery/project space The W OR M has been to activate spaces where artists and the citizens, prompted by artworks, congregate around ideas and practices that interrupt everyday routines. Our making facilities include a digital fabrication studio, screen printing studio and relief printing studio.