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Art, prints and homeware shop, Fort William High Street. Home of The Good Gallery, workshops and creative events.

06/06/2026

🌊 our featured artist at the moment is edinburgh-based artist

with a background in mathematics as well as art, her work is informed by meteorological and geological data, her sense of curiosity taps into the quiet ways that nature shapes life around us.

you can check out her unique perspective and distinct visual style through letterpress prints and tiny guidebooks like "waymarking with words" and "waverider: a hebridean journey" in the shop now!

☁️ open tue - sat from 10am - 5:30pm

14/05/2026

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week (11th-17th May) we are delighted to announce our latest exhibition in the Good Gallery: ‘Life in Black and Yellow’ by Pamela Griffin.

“This series of work was created in response to my own personal experiences of living with anxiety and depression. My hope is to encourage more conversation and understanding around mental illness, and to connect with others who may feel isolated and alone due to their own mental health struggles.”

This powerful exhibition will be displayed from 12th May until the 30th May. Everyone is most welcome to view the artwork and learn more about Pamela’s work during shop opening times (Tue- Sat, 10:00- 17:30)

10/05/2026

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week (11th-17th May) we are delighted to announce our latest exhibition in the Good Gallery: 'Life in Black and Yellow' by Pamela Griffin.

"This series of work was created in response to my own personal experiences of living with anxiety and depression. My hope is to encourage more conversation and understanding around mental illness, and to connect with others who may feel isolated and alone due to their own mental health struggles."

This powerful exhibition will be displayed from 12th May until the 30th May. Everyone is most welcome to view the artwork and learn more about Pamela's work during shop opening times (Tue- Sat, 10:00- 17:30).

14/04/2026

✨Fully booked✨

🎨 Fancy having a go at acrylic painting?
Come and join me for one (or all) of these upcoming sessions where we’ll be exploring different techniques and composition ideas to discover your own style.

Ideal for any experience levels, either as 1 off sessions or a progressive block of 4.
Complete beginners very much welcome.
Discount for booking the full block of 4.

Session 1: Monday 20th April - Getting started: Making the initial decisions.
Session 2: Monday 4th May - Brush work and using water.
Session 3: Monday 18th May - Light and dark/ colour on colour.
Session 4: Monday 1st June - The finishing touches: knowing when it’s finished.

All sessions 6:30-8pm at Collective Goods.
All materials included.
Under 18s welcome to book with a paying adult participant.

DM us, drop us an email or pop in to the shop to ask more or book your spot!

08/04/2026

✨Some new original artworks by Louise Kernaghan for sale in the shop. The framed works are artist studies of the surrounding area and the unframed works are mono screen prints.

1. “Aonach Dubh Study” Oil on board
2. “Reaching Fields” Ink and pencil on paper
3. “Glencoe Light Study 1” Ink, chalk and pencil on cotton paper
4. “Rise/Descending” Mono screen print on paper
5. “Into the Clouds” Mono screen print on paper
6. “West Coast Study” Chalk on paper

Come on upstairs to Collective Goods to have a look for yourself 👀

03/04/2026

☁️ some of your favourites BACK IN STOCK

lichen field guides by Rob Hodgson - those of you on the waiting list should have gotten an email already!

geological mountain prints covering peaks across the highlands and beyond by Vojta Hybl - inc. designs like ardnamurchan and the black cuillins which are new additions!

and tea towels by pattern icons WRAP 👀

16/03/2026

We are so pleased to accounce our next exhibition: "With the Mountain, I Breathe" by Gillian Ness. On now in the Good Gallery until 4th April 2026, during shop opening hours.

Gillian Ness is a mixed media artist working in Fort William. As long as she can remember Gillian has found inspiration, joy, solitude and comfort in the vast landscapes of Lochaber and beyond.

This new exhibition of work explores the connection between breath and the mountain, a frequently visited theme in Gillian’s work. Often realised as process rather than outcome, Gillian’s hand stitched works invite the viewer to breathe in response to the mountain where each stitch is a breath taken. Alongside these process artworks are some further explorations of time spent in mountains, reflections and differing perspectives on the views found up high.

Gillian’s work is often confined to the size of a postcard mimicking the collectible and sentimental value held within a received postcard. You are encouraged to breathe in and breathe out while viewing the exhibition.

24/02/2026

We are very excited to announce our next exhibition: ‘What the Birds Can See’ by Claire MacLeod.

On now in the Good Gallery until the 14th March, during shop opening times.

‘Blurring the boundaries between painting, photography, printmaking and filmmaking, ‘What the Birds Can See’ draws attention to the shifting perspectives and layered ecologies of Glen Nevis. This exhibition invites viewers to consider the landscape not as a distant view but as a living system- observed from above, from within the soil, and through the slow accumulation of human touch.’

14/02/2026

🌳 striking locally crafted furniture pieces by Chris currently in the shop! the craftsmanship and thoughtful detail on both the stool and bench are really special

woodworker Chris is has a call out to makers around Fort William and Lochaber to help build a shared workshop space where people can get creative

check out if you or someone you know might be interested in getting involved!

13/02/2026

✨ Last week to catch Kirsty Currie's exhibit of Layers of the Land. ✂️

Come on by and check it out before 20th Feb, upstairs at Collective Goods. We're open Tuesday through Saturday 10:00 - 17:30.

Layers of the Land
An installation that explores the intertwined layers of Gàidhealtachd land, culture and heritage through the medium of paper illustration

Kirsty Currie
Kirsty is a paper artist and illustrator based on the West Coast of Scotland. Working from her home studio in Oban, she creates playful and interactive illustrations and paper goods. Her artwork is mainly inspired by Scotland’s natural environment and culture, ultimately aiming to encourage people to explore and appreciate what's on their front doorstep and to modernise and retell narratives of Scotland.

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68 High Street
Fort William
PH336AD

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Monday	10am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm
Sunday	11am - 3pm

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