This conference by the Network of European Museum Organisations will explore the transformative role of museums in supporting mental health, wellbeing, and community resilience.

MGS announces the appointment of Chanté St Clair Inglis as the new Chair of the Recognition Committee.

The Recognition Committee are experienced individuals from the museum sector, or related sectors, who evaluate new applications to the Scheme. Find out about the current membership of the committee

Forum Connections was a 4-year project, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF), to encourage greater partnership working in Scottish museums through investment in Scotland’s geographic forums.

Free webinar for accredited museums (non-nationals) who are interested in applying for Repair and Adaptation Fund.

We’re pleased to endorse 'How to Queer Your Historic House', a new toolkit by Indigo Dunphy-Smith which advises heritage workers on how to explore LGBTQ+ themes in historic sites. 

Several Scottish museum organisations received recognition for their accessibility, team building, and business development work at this year's Museums + Heritage Awards.

With just a year to go until the 2026 Scottish Parliament election, our Senior Advocacy and Public Affairs Manager Jason Rose assesses how museums and galleries are perceived by politicians, and explains the benefits of keeping them engaged.

The Recognition Scheme celebrates, promotes, and invests in Nationally Significant Collections held outside of National museums and galleries. Find out about the process for applying to have a collection recognised as Nationally Significant.

Financial resilience is key to the sustainability of Scotland's museums and galleries. We asked three museum workers to share their experiences of building resilience through new pricing strategies, income-generating experiences, and audience development.

Holders of Recognised Collections of National Significance have additional responsibilities, including annual returns and status reviews.