CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NIGHT
Join us on Thursday 12th November, 6-8pm for an evening of festivities, fizz and late night shopping.
We have been working on some new things launching just in time for Christmas, as well as stocking up on all our favourite art and craft materials. We will be on hand throughout the night to help you find the perfect gift, stocking fillers or supplies for winter projects.
We will be celebrating with our St Boswells friends and neighbours -
for beautiful artwork and local crafts
The Mainstreet Trading Company
for books, gifts, deli produce, homeware and food and drink tastings.
We can't wait to kick off the festive season with you!
About Us
Established by artists Shaun Fagan and Phillippa Henley in 2024, Rùda is a collaborative creative practice, gallery and studio in the village of St Boswells, in the Scottish Borders. The gallery exhibits their own work in sculpture, textiles and printmaking, alongside exhibitions from visiting artists and a curated range of art materials, homeware and gifts.
The studio will follow and will be a space for making, research and home to a yearly programme of workshops and classes.
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A group exhibition showcasing the
work of 10 Scottish artists working
in paper, print & book art
Susie Leiper - Helen Douglas
Christine Sloman - Felicity Bristow
Susie Wilson - Julie Johnstone
Vivian Bannerman - Holly Nicholls
Emma Whigham - Jane Hyslop
3rd October - November 7th 2026
Exhibition Opening
Saturday 3rd October, 11 - 4pm
Paperwork
ART SHOP
Alongside changing exhibitions, the gallery stocks a selection of art and craft materials including printmaking equipment, paper, haberdashery, paint & ink, camera film, and stationery. The range includes materials from brands such as Sennelier, Fabriano, Kaweco, Unison Colour, Paper Republic, L. Cornelissen & Son, Koh I Noor and Au Ver A Soie among others.
"Sculptor, textile artist, and co-founder of Rùda Studio - Phillippa Henley - shares the story of building a gallery from a derelict shell in a tiny Scottish village, why analogue making matters more than ever, and how her journals have been with her every step of the way."
