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Rediscovering, Reimagining, Reconnecting:
In 2024, Aberdeenshire Council secured funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund towards the development of cultural and heritage opportunities around a new museum of Aberdeenshire.
This funding supports engagement, co-curation, and co-production work with communities across the whole of Aberdeenshire. The aims of the work are to rediscover stories and knowledge from across the shire, to reimagine how the museum collections can be interpreted and engaged with, and to reconnect people and places.
The council’s museum collections cover natural and social history, archaeology, art, and archives. The project will explore how these collections can illustrate themes including connections and belonging, voices (in music, literature, and film), hidden histories, and horizons.
Rediscovering, Reimagining, Reconnecting:
In 2024, Aberdeenshire Council secured funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund towards the development of cultural and heritage opportunities around a new museum of Aberdeenshire.
This funding supports engagement, co-curation, and co-production work with communities across the whole of Aberdeenshire. The aims of the work are to rediscover stories and knowledge from across the shire, to reimagine how the museum collections can be interpreted and engaged with, and to reconnect people and places.
The council’s museum collections cover natural and social history, archaeology, art, and archives. The project will explore how these collections can illustrate themes including connections and belonging, voices (in music, literature, and film), hidden histories, and horizons.
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