Discover Creativity at Calgary Gallery – Where Art, Nature and Mull's Beauty Come Together
Just a short stroll from the breathtaking white sands of Calgary Bay, one of the Isle of Mull’s most iconic beaches, Calgary Gallery is much more than an art gallery - it’s a destination in its own right. Whether you’re spending a day exploring the coast, enjoying a beach walk or discovering the island’s hidden gems, this welcoming family-run gallery offers the perfect place to pause, browse and be inspired.
Set within peaceful woodland just 800 metres from the bay, Calgary Gallery showcases an ever-changing collection of work from some of Mull’s most talented artists and makers, alongside carefully selected artists from further afield. From vibrant landscape paintings inspired by the island’s dramatic scenery to handcrafted jewellery, ceramics, sculpture, textiles and unique gifts, every visit offers something new to discover. The gallery takes great pride in supporting the island’s thriving creative community, making it an ideal place to take home a truly authentic piece of Mull.
The gallery also hosts a programme of exhibitions throughout the year, bringing together the work of artists connected to Mull and the surrounding area. The next exhibition, Lunga, opens on the 5th September, showcasing a varied collection of work by local artists, including ceramics, carvings, and paintings.
What makes Calgary Gallery especially unique is its close connection with the surrounding landscape. Right beside the gallery begins the renowned Calgary Art in Nature sculpture trail, a delightful woodland walk featuring imaginative sculptures hidden among the trees before opening onto spectacular views of Calgary Bay. Suitable for families (children love it!), walkers and art lovers alike, the trail transforms a simple walk to the beach into an unforgettable experience, blending creativity with one of Scotland’s most spectacular coastal settings.
Visitors can park for free at the gallery, pop in to pick up a trail map, and set off directly from the gallery on the renowned Calgary Art in Nature sculpture trail. This delightful woodland walk features imaginative sculptures hidden among the trees before opening onto spectacular views of Calgary Bay. The trail provides a wonderful way to explore the landscape before continuing on to the beach, making Calgary Gallery an ideal starting point for a day out at Calgary Bay.
After exploring the gallery and sculpture trail, visitors can relax at the neighbouring café, where fresh home baking, light lunches and excellent coffee provide the perfect reward before or after a walk on the beach.
Together, the gallery, café and stunning surroundings create a memorable day out that captures everything people love about Mull – outstanding scenery, warm island hospitality and a flourishing creative spirit.
With free entry to the gallery and gift shop, free parking, a warm welcome for families and dogs, and an unbeatable location just minutes from one of Scotland’s finest beaches, Calgary Gallery has become an essential stop for visitors exploring the north-west of Mull. Whether you’re searching for a special souvenir, a thoughtful gift, or simply somewhere to slow down and soak up the atmosphere, you’ll find inspiration around every corner.
As proud sponsors of Calgary Bay in our Life’s a Beach series, Calgary Gallery perfectly reflects the creativity, beauty and sense of place that make this remarkable corner of Mull so unforgettable.
Key info:
- Free entry to Calgary Gallery and Gift Shop
- Everyone is welcome – a family-friendly destination
- Free parking available directly outside the gallery
- Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome
- Public toilets are available at Calgary Bay, beside the campsite
- The Calgary Art in Nature Sculpture Trail begins at the gallery
- The trail is an easy woodland walk with some steps and can be muddy in places
- Around a 15-minute walk to Calgary Bay, with most visitors spending 30 minutes or more exploring the trail
- Trail maps are available from the Gallery before you set off.
Opening Hours
• Gallery & Gift Shop: Tuesday to Sunday, 10.30am – 4.30pm (closed Mondays)
• Sculpture Trail: Open daily during daylight hours (weather permitting; closed during strong winds). A small admission charge of £2.50 per adult applies.
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