Exhibitions and Installations
James Hutton 300: Landscape, Rocks, Time
3 June - 26 July
Paxton House, Paxton
Celebrating the 300th anniversary of the birth of James Hutton (1726 - 1797).
This exhibition will explore James Hutton’s influence on the processes leading to the formation of rocks and on the concept of geological time in a series of interpretation panels, which tell of Hutton's life in Edinburgh during the period of the Scottish Enlightenment as well as the development of his Theory of the Earth.
james-hutton.org
Joan Eardley:
The Sea at Catterline
6 June – 11 Oct
Wed – Sun 11:00 - 16:00
Granary Gallery, Berwick
This summer, The Maltings presents Joan Eardley: The Sea at Catterline, an exhibition exploring the dramatic seascapes created by one of the most distinctive British artists of the twentieth century.
Read more here
Our Wic - celebrating Berwick-upon-Tweed’s everyday royalty
11-16 July 2026, 11:00-18:00
The Straw Yard and Holy Trinity Church, Berwick upon Tweed
Free - booking required
Our Wic is a new exhibition and interactive installation by artist Lucy Wright and Arts & Heritage, celebrating Berwick-upon-Tweed’s everyday royalty.
Read more here
createberwick.co.uk/our-wic
Coming soon
- 30 June – 23 July: Tues & Thur 11:00 - 16:00
The Quintet Project.
Come and see this fascinating series of books which are part of Berwick's history and be part of creating a contemporary response to go in the museum.
The Storehouse, Berwick Barracks
www.english-heritage.org.uk - 1 - 27 Aug Tues & Thur 11:00 - 16:00
Threads of Duty.
In the KOSB collection are handcrafted objects and carefully embroidered fabrics made by soldiers in times of conflict. Working with artist Mani Kambo, KOSB have created contemporary responses to their own experiences with the Regiment.
The Storehouse, Berwick Barracks
www.english-heritage.org.uk - Fri 11 Sept – Fri 13 Nov Tues & Thur 11:00 - 16:00
Resonances - Things Unseen from the Barracks.
The exhibition considers the intertwining relationships of Berwick Barracks, the KOSB Regiment, and the town of Berwick. It explores themes around unseen and hidden aspects of the building, marks left by the people who have passed through the space, and the layers of memory built up over time.
The Storehouse, Berwick Barracks
www.english-heritage.org.uk