LØRE Gallery - Scotland

LØRE Gallery - Scotland A place where the art of story and the craft of myth meets our shared celebration of nature.

A meeting point of three ancient cultures in the north east Scotland - Pictish, Norse, and Celtic. The Gallery: Opened February 2025

IF VISITING PLEASE EMAIL FOR APPOINTMENT [email protected]

After nearly a year of transformation, what was once a cold, damp, and empty space has been reimagined into a vibrant, sustainable venue. Built to the highest environmental standards, using locally sourc

ed timber and repurposed materials from the original structure, the Gallery is a place where art, nature, and community come alive. Owned by a druid, celebrant, conservation landscape architect, and local councillor, the Gallery embodies a deep commitment to community and connection. It warmly welcomes visitors and artists alike, celebrating the intersection of creativity and belonging. The Gallery showcases the beauty of nature through the artistic lens of three ancient cultures: Pictish, Norse, and Celtic. This curated space weaves together diverse perspectives, exploring humanity’s relationship with the land. Artists are inspired to work with natural materials like metal, wood, glass, ceramics, and paper, while also embracing innovative mediums such as fibreglass and digital media. This is more than an art space—it’s a celebration of heritage, sustainability, and the enduring bond between art and nature.

28/05/2026
With joy, we celebrate our third Løre wedding booking for 2027! 🎉 Ready to make your special day unforgettable? Book you...
24/05/2026

With joy, we celebrate our third Løre wedding booking for 2027! 🎉 Ready to make your special day unforgettable? Book your spot now and join the magic! 💍✨ https://www.lore.scot/celebrant

here at Lore, a journey into colour, texture and detail.. come see “Big Blue, Deep Space” ink, acrylic and varnish on b...
22/05/2026

here at Lore, a journey into colour, texture and detail.. come see “Big Blue, Deep Space” ink, acrylic and varnish on board, 83x83cm. £2000 part of “into the wildwood” - exhibitions for 2026. See website for more details.

Wonderful day yesterday for the end of exhibition event. Great talk, questions and music! We had a good turn out over th...
17/05/2026

Wonderful day yesterday for the end of exhibition event. Great talk, questions and music! We had a good turn out over the course of the day and many thanks to Edward Foster for sharing his passion and talents.

Last chance to see and buy original art, prints, books and more and hear new musical compositions by Artist, today 1-2p...
16/05/2026

Last chance to see and buy original art, prints, books and more and hear new musical compositions by Artist, today 1-2pm at Lore Gallery. Also final chance to see fabulous work by , 2026 RSA exhibitor

For over a year we have worked closely with our partners to support the arts as an act of healing. These small carvings ...
10/05/2026

For over a year we have worked closely with our partners to support the arts as an act of healing. These small carvings are available at £75 each. Check our website for other bespoke unique pieces.

Kyle Nobel’s “regeneration” Atlantic rainforest deer at Ardornish Estate. Gold acrylic on board. £800. Hand carved drink...
10/05/2026

Kyle Nobel’s “regeneration” Atlantic rainforest deer at Ardornish Estate. Gold acrylic on board. £800. Hand carved drinking horns. £70-£300

Woodland Tannery is a small, family-run traditional tannery, and one of the last in Scotland still producing rawhide and...
08/05/2026

Woodland Tannery is a small, family-run traditional tannery, and one of the last in Scotland still producing rawhide and bark-tanned leather by hand. Its materials are carefully sourced, including fish skins from Scottish smoked salmon suppliers, sheepskins from crofts and smallholdings, and deer hides from estates and the wild landscape. Native barks such as oak and willow are gathered locally.
Rather than using modern chemicals, the tannery relies on traditional methods rooted in patience and skill. Each piece honours the material and its origin, resulting in durable, meaningful products. The tannery produces rawhide for drum making, buckskin, sheepskin rugs, bark-tanned leather and deer hide rugs, alongside bespoke commissions for makers, museums, distilleries and smallholders.

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128 High Street
Forres
IV361NP

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Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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