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Relaxed Drawing
Drop into the Wardlaw Museum to relax and draw. Find a place in the galleries and take inspiration from great artworks, capture the detail of an ancient...
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Technology and extremism
TPV NextGen Summer Seminar Series
On May 13th, we welcome Dr Mauro Lubrano (University of Bath), Sonja Belkin (London School of Economics and Political Science), and Christopher V. David...
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Sunday Worship
Come join us for this University Service in St Salvator's Chapel with St Salvator's Chapel Choir. Gowns are welcome but not required. An optional,...
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Quiet Opening
Drop into the Wardlaw Museum for a Quiet Opening. Free from the hustle and bustle of a general visit, with adjusted operations, our Quiet Openings are designed...
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Study and Sing: Creation
£15
Led by staff from the University's MLitt programme in Sacred Music assisted by visiting speakers, this 'Study and Sing' day will focus on...
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Relaxed Drawing
Drop into the Wardlaw Museum to relax and draw. Find a place in the galleries and take inspiration from great artworks, capture the detail of an ancient...
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The Hall of Clestrain, Orkney
Clestrain Hall was built in the 1760s and was the childhood home of arctic explorer John Rae. It is an exceptional survival of Georgian architecture and is...
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Pint of Science 2026
It is time for the annual science festival -- Pint of Science. Pint26 runs from Monday 18 May 2026 to Wednesday 20 May 2026 at Sandy's Bar from 19:30...
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Knox Lecture 2026: Tommie Shelby
'Solidarity, Politics, and Intellectual Life'
We are delighted to invite you to the 2026 Knox Lecture, which will take place on Thursday 14 May (5:15pm -- 6:45pm, School III). This year's Knox...
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Sunday Worship
Come join us for this University Service in St Salvator's Chapel with St Salvator's Chapel Choir. Gowns are welcome but not required. An optional,...
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People make history
Local history day
Celebrate the rich history of our local area at the Wardlaw Museum's local history day. Join Libraries and Museums for a special event where local history...
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Study and Sing: Creation
£15
Led by staff from the University of St Andrews' MLitt programme in Sacred Music assisted by visiting speakers, this 'Study and Sing' day will...
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Quiet Opening
Drop into the Wardlaw Museum for a Quiet Opening. Free from the hustle and bustle of a general visit, with adjusted operations, our Quiet Openings are designed...
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Time Travelers
All Age Activity Day
Step back in time and explore life in 16th-century Scotland. Join us at the Wardlaw Museum for a day of hands-on history, crafts and adventure suitable for all...
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Palaeoecology of a Pleistocene Land-Bridge
40,000 years of human-landscape interaction in Australia
Join us for a seminar by Professor Simon Haberle, Professor of Paleoecology and Natural History at the Australian National University, who will be visiting the...
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Modes of Compression: Aesthetics, Operations, Format
An international, interdisciplinary symposium
Like the bellows of an accordion, many human-made objects are designed to compress: to respond to external conditions through a series of contractions and...
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Wee Wardlaws
Books and Writing
Help your little one explore the world around them through museum objects, stories, songs, crafts and things to do and spot. This event is for children 0 to 5...
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Trans-Oceanic Webinar: part two
Growing climate resilience and regeneration through intergenerational and transnational traditional ecological knowledge and skills exchange
Join St Andrews Centre for Critical Sustainabilities (StACCS) for this trans-oceanic webinar on Growing climate resilience and regeneration through...
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Graduation Thanksgiving Service
A short service of thanksgiving will be held each day during Graduation in St Salvator's Chapel. Each service lasts no more than 30 minutes and features...
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Limited access
Hidden women of St Andrews
Walking tour
Step into the hidden women's histories of St Andrews on this guided walking tour, departing from the Wardlaw Museum, and discover the stories of women who...
