Tickets are required for children attending only, please book using child's name. No previous experience speaking Gaelic required.

Gaelic Bookbug sessions are free Gaelic story, song and rhyme sessions for babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and their families to enjoy together. Coming along to sessions is a great way to spend some quality time with your little one and gives you the opportunity to share stories, songs and rhymes with other parents/carers and their children.

Bookbug is Scottish Book Trust’s national Early Years programme. As a national charity, Scottish Book Trust delivers the Bookbug programme locally by working in partnership with local library and education services, the health service and third sector organisations. To support local delivery of the Bookbug programme, Scottish Book Trust provides its partners with training, advice and Bookbug bags of books.

Tickets are required for children attending only, please book using child's name.

Bookbug sessions are free, fun and friendly events for babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and their families to enjoy together. Coming along to sessions is a great way to spend some quality time with your little one and gives you the opportunity to share stories, songs and rhymes with other parents/carers and their children.

Bookbug is Scottish Book Trust’s national Early Years programme. As a national charity, Scottish Book Trust delivers the Bookbug programme locally by working in partnership with local library and education services, the health service and third sector organisations. To support local delivery of the Bookbug programme, Scottish Book Trust provides its partners with training, advice and Bookbug bags of books.

Celebrating 100 Years of Art, Community, and Legacy. 

A hundred years ago, a mysterious benefactor gifted this remarkable building to the people of the town, a gesture that sparked a century of creativity, curiosity, and connection. Since then, the gallery and museum's collection has flourished through generous donations and thoughtful acquisitions, becoming a cherished cultural cornerstone. Over the decades, it has inspired generations of artists and welcomed countless visitors through its doors.

Today we continue to work hand-in-hand with our community, honouring the past while shaping the future. The centenary exhibition invites you to explore the stories behind the art, the people who made it possible, and the vision that will carry us into the next hundred years.

Join our curators for a guided tour through this landmark exhibition, sharing insights, untold stories, and a glimpse into what lies ahead.

Join Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries for our jolly Christmas Bookbug Party. Tickets are required for children attending only, please use child's name when booking so that Santa can double check the nice list!

Bookbug sessions are free, fun and friendly events for babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and their families to enjoy together. Coming along to sessions is a great way to spend some quality time with your little one and gives you the opportunity to share stories, songs and rhymes with other parents/carers and their children.

Bookbug is Scottish Book Trust’s national Early Years programme. As a national charity, Scottish Book Trust delivers the Bookbug programme locally by working in partnership with local library and education services, the health service and third sector organisations. To support local delivery of the Bookbug programme, Scottish Book Trust provides its partners with training, advice and Bookbug bags of books.

Join Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries for our jolly Christmas Bookbug Party. 

Tickets are required for children attending only, please use child's name when booking so that Santa can double check the nice list!

Bookbug sessions are free, fun and friendly events for babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and their families to enjoy together. Coming along to sessions is a great way to spend some quality time with your little one and gives you the opportunity to share stories, songs and rhymes with other parents/carers and their children.

Bookbug is Scottish Book Trust’s national Early Years programme. As a national charity, Scottish Book Trust delivers the Bookbug programme locally by working in partnership with local library and education services, the health service and third sector organisations. To support local delivery of the Bookbug programme, Scottish Book Trust provides its partners with training, advice and Bookbug bags of books.

Celebrating 100 Years of Art, Community, and Legacy. 

A hundred years ago, a mysterious benefactor gifted this remarkable building to the people of the town, a gesture that sparked a century of creativity, curiosity, and connection. Since then, the gallery and museum's collection has flourished through generous donations and thoughtful acquisitions, becoming a cherished cultural cornerstone. Over the decades, it has inspired generations of artists and welcomed countless visitors through its doors.

Today we continue to work hand-in-hand with our community, honouring the past while shaping the future. The centenary exhibition invites you to explore the stories behind the art, the people who made it possible, and the vision that will carry us into the next hundred years.

Join our curators for a guided tour through this landmark exhibition, sharing insights, untold stories, and a glimpse into what lies ahead.