Salmon Fishing on the River Tay
Some of the finest salmon fishings on the lower section of the Tay
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Over 80 studio ceramic artists from across the UK, Ireland and France will be selling their work here at Scone Palace. Held across several large marquees on the Palace lawns, this is a cultural experience like no other - the biggest totally ceramics event of its kind in Scotland, with a range of work on display that has been selected to surprise and delight.
Due to the current situation with COVID-19 we have made the decision to postpone this event. The new date will be confirmed later.
Over 80 studio ceramic artists from across the UK, Ireland and France will be selling their work here at Scone Palace. Held across several large marquees on the Palace lawns, this is a cultural experience like no other - the biggest totally ceramics event of its kind in Scotland, with a range of work on display that has been selected to surprise and delight.
Due to the current situation with COVID-19 we have made the decision to postpone this event. The new date will be confirmed later.
Over 80 studio ceramic artists from across the UK, Ireland and France will be selling their work here at Scone Palace. Held across several large marquees on the Palace lawns, this is a cultural experience like no other - the biggest totally ceramics event of its kind in Scotland, with a range of work on display that has been selected to surprise and delight.
Due to the current situation with COVID-19 we have made the decision to postpone this event. The new date will be confirmed later.
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COVID-19 Information for Visitors
17 March 2020Scone Palace Temporary Closure
With the ongoing COVID-19 situation at the forefront of everyone’s mind, we wanted to take the time to assure you that the well-being of our visitors and our staff is our absolute priority. With this in mind, taking account of the latest advice, we have taken the tough decision to close the Palace to visitors until further notice. We will keep the position under review.
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Scone Palace & Estates appoints a new Chief Executive
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