The Found Gallery

The Found Gallery A place to discover art, craft and handmade finds from across the British Isles. Contemporary art • Prints • Ceramics • Jewellery • Gifts Simon & Amy

The found gallery showcases the best of British arts and crafts. We display a diverse and eclectic collection of work from talented makers we have been lucky enough to work and exhibit alongside over the last 10 years. Much of the work can only be bought here or directly from the makers themselves. As well as showcasing the best of British we also try to support makers who recycle and upcyle their

products. Indeed, most of the fitting in the gallery are recycled from found objects - from broken antiques to industrial fittings and salvage yard scrap! If you are searching for a special present, some artwork for your walls, or just fancy a browse, the found gallery is a welcoming place to spend a few minutes. We hope to see you soon.

Not so much Easter bunnies — more spring hares in the gallery today.A regal raku recliner from  ,�a sleeping sgraffito s...
04/04/2026

Not so much Easter bunnies — more spring hares in the gallery today.

A regal raku recliner from ,�a sleeping sgraffito sculpture by ,�and a family of handsome, hand-painted porcelain pieces from .

Available in the gallery, or DM / contact us via the website. We are open today and Monday but closed on Easter Sunday.

31/03/2026

🚫 PARKING CHARGES! HOW PEOPLE USE DUNBAR

The recent Dunbar business survey highlights how people really use our town centre.

Dunbar’s High Street is made up of a wide mix of independent businesses — from shops and cafés to services, accommodation and community spaces.

That variety is what brings people into town — and keeps them here.

📊 The survey shows that most customer visits last between 15 minutes and over an hour

People don’t just come for one thing — they browse, meet, shop, eat and support multiple businesses in one visit.

That time is essential to how our High Street works.

Parking charges, combined with strict time limits and no flexible payment options like RingGo, risk cutting those visits short.

Less time in town means:
• Fewer shops visited
• Less time spent locally
• Reduced spending across the High Street

This isn’t just about parking — it’s about how Dunbar functions as a town.

💬 Would time limits and parking charges make you cut your visit short or stop coming into town altogether? Comment below

🗳️ Now is the time to act.
Tell your Councillors, MSPs and MPs why we don’t want or need these charges in Dunbar.

https://www.eastlothian.gov.uk/councillors/name

Big skies, shifting light, and that unmistakable sense of place.We’re delighted to share a selection of paintings by Sco...
31/03/2026

Big skies, shifting light, and that unmistakable sense of place.

We’re delighted to share a selection of paintings by Scottish artist Sarah Anderson. Raised in Galloway and now working from her home studio in Edinburgh, Sarah draws inspiration from the west coast, its changing weather, dramatic skies and ever-moving light.

Working in oils, her paintings are as much about atmosphere as they are about landscape. Layers of colour and gesture come together to create a strong sense of mood - whether it’s the stillness of early morning or the intensity of an approaching storm.

Featuring Threatening Skies over Harris, Morning Light, Eriskay, Moody Skye and Blue Hour, Bass Rock - each capturing a fleeting moment of light and atmosphere.

There’s something powerful about objects that carry meaning.We’re pleased to share a collection of brass talisman brooch...
28/03/2026

There’s something powerful about objects that carry meaning.

We’re pleased to share a collection of brass talisman brooches by Kayla Rosendorff of Follow The Magpie. Each piece begins as a hand-drawn symbol, distilled into a simple, enduring form and cut from solid brass.

They sit somewhere between jewellery and object - made to be worn, kept, and lived with. Each piece is hand-finished in Kayla’s studio, with the brass developing a natural patina over time, becoming unique to its wearer.

Each design tells its own story. The Hearth speaks of home and belonging, The Wayfarer of travel and adventure. The Maker reflects creativity and making, while The First Light marks new beginnings. The Eclipse is about connection and coming together, and The Oakling represents growth, resilience and strength.

Available in the gallery and online.

17/03/2026
16/03/2026

The gallery will visit three places in East Lothian - it's well worth a visit!

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06/03/2026

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What a fantastic opportunity!

28/02/2026
24/02/2026

We’re going for Dunbar to be Town of Culture 2028. Want to have your input? Then come along to see us on the High Street on Saturday 11am-2pm. Alternatively complete this survey:

https://forms.gle/M2EVNJAV285Enfmk7

We are a thriving, culturally rich town and with all of your input we can win this.

Help Dunbar win this! Please turn up on Saturday to show your support 💫

14/01/2026

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Delighted to be featured in this gorgeous little guide!
07/01/2026

Delighted to be featured in this gorgeous little guide!

Our glorious 2026 edition is out now. Discover the best creative venues throughout the UK and inspire your 2026 adventures with our little guide to a great big British art scene!

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www.littlegalleryguide.com

Address

84 High Street
Dunbar
EH421JH

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 11am - 3pm

Telephone

+441368863030

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