Well Cave Open Day
Learn all about how the cave was used, the story of the secret passage to Macduff Castle and more in this special tour on 30th October.
East Wemyss Primary School Children visit to the SWACS Museum
The SWACS Museum recently welcomed pupils and staff from East Wemyss Primary School as part of a nationwide schools local heritage project.
The School Wynd mural
The ceramic wall mural in School Wynd encapsulates the unique history and geology of an area so deeply influenced and shaped by the sea.
Well Cave open day
A steady stream of visitors made the crawl inside the normally-closed Well Cave.
Macduff Castle model
Residents of East Wemyss may have noticed the brand new model of Macduff Castle which was put in place in early August.
The Supernatural Shore: shapeshifting selkies
In the last of three films, storyteller Rowan Morrison explores the traditions associated with selkies.
The Supernatural Shore: mythical mermaids
In the second of three films, storyteller Rowan Morrison explores the folktales and folklore of mythical mermaids.
The Supernatural Shore: superstitious seafarers
Filmed in the Wemyss Caves, storyteller Rowan Morrison explores the folktales and folklore of superstitious seafarers.
Auld Handsel Monday: Old and New Year Traditions
SWACS archivist, Pam Cranston, gives a presentation on the local traditions of Handsel Monday
Handsel Monday Celebration
We had a very successful Handsel Monday celebration on January 13th. A huge thank you to everyone who came out to listen to the talk.
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