Elgin Museum is Scotland’s oldest independent museum.

The collections are housed in a Grade A listed building at the east end of the High Street. Here you will find objects displayed from all around the world, but especially from Moray, dating from before the dinosaurs to the present day.

Please explore our website to see what Elgin Museum has to offer you.

The Museum is fully accredited under the scheme operated by the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council.

LECTURE

June 18th 2012 Monday afternoon at 2 pm in the Museum Hall "Preliminary lecture about the work of Dundee University department, which is working on Elgin Museum’s Peruvian Mummy and the Ecuadorian Shrunken Head" by Prof Sue Black OBE, who led the Foreign Office forensics team investigating war crimes in Kosovo 1999-2000.

September 28th 2012 Friday evening 7.30 pm in Museum Hall “The Grand Tour of Italy: the making of Robert Adam” by Dr Lester Borley, NTS Retired.

2012 Art Exhibitions in Mezzanine Gallery

Saturday 31st March "Women of Moray"

Wednesday 9th May "Blessed by Beauty" by Mary Wolf

Wednesday 6th June "Transcapes" by Maggie New

Wednesday 27th June "Highland Hoots" by Lois Bee

Wednesday 1st August "Art Exhibition" by Seonaid Clarke

Wednesday 29th August "Scottish Contrasts" by Angus Donaldson

Wednesday 26th September "Impression of an Untamed Country" by Keith Tilley

What's on

Elgin History

The City and Royal Burgh of Elgin

Museum Online Shop

Very Special Offer

Application form to join the Moray Society (Elgin Museum)

How to volunteer

Volunteer Application Form

Contact:

Elgin Museum
1 High Street
Elgin
Moray IV30 1EQ
Scotland
Telephone 01343 543675
curator@elginmuseum.org.uk