More than 35 artists and makers are set to showcase their work across South Queensferry and the surrounding area as part of this year’s Forth Bridges Creative Trail.
The free event will run from May 30 to 31 and feature open studios, exhibitions and workshops across 11 venues in South Queensferry, Dalmeny and Bo’ness.
Visitors will have the chance to meet artists, explore creative spaces and learn more about the processes behind their work.
The 2026 programme also includes 18 artists joining the trail for the first time, alongside new venues including the Hawes Inn and Railbridge Bistro.
Artwork from local young people will also feature through a primary school competition and a display by pupils from Queensferry High School.
Artists taking part work across a range of media including ceramics, jewellery, painting, textiles, photography, woodwork and glass.
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Juliet Russell, chairwoman of the Forth Bridges Creative Trail, said: "We’ve come a long way since last year and have been able to build on that success.
"We’re expecting the 2026 trail to attract even more visitors and create a fantastic buzz in the area.
"We’re particularly pleased to welcome more emerging artists alongside those who are already well established locally.
"The range and variety of work this year is fantastic and we can’t wait for you to come and see it."
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