The Glovers held their annual AGM and dinner at the Woodlands Hotel on Friday 13th September where Lorna Edwards officially became Deacon of the Craft. Members and guests were entertained by Dundee Instrumental Music Service, a sing a long with legendary Scottish folk singer Sheena …
Read more >The Dundee & Angus College awards ceremony took place on Wednesday 4th September. The Gardyne Theatre was full with prize winners, family and friends along with a good number of sponsors. Deacon of the Dyers, Steve Flack, presented the Textiles Prize to Daisy Anderson. Julie …
Read more >The Weaver Incorporation of Dundee and the Friends of Dundee Heritage Trust are pleased to announce a grand fund-raising jazz concert at Verdant Works Museum, Dundee on the evening of Friday 20 September 2024 at 7.30pm. Everyone is cordially invited to what will be a …
Read more >The Nine Incorporated Trades of Dundee continues to act as a major sponsor of the Access Summer School and the graduation ceremony took place Wednesday 7th August. Suzanne paterson-Black, Senior Development Officer for the University said, ‘I always find the celebration so uplifting and inspiring, and …
Read more >Images from Past Deacon Convenor, Alex Coupar will go on display at the University of Dundee’s lamb Gallery from Saturday 10th August. Alex is one of Dundee’s most prolific photographers and his work will celebrated in the new exhibition in the City. Born and bred …
Read more >Two students from Abertay University have won prizes in the Bonnetmaker Craft Scientific Poster competition. Bruce Donaldson, Deacon of the Bonnetmaker Craft, was honoured to present the prizes to two very worthy science students – Tia Whitton who won 1st Prize Max Gibb who won …
Read more >Deacon Convener of the Nine Trades, Ray Edwards and Deacon of the Hammerman Alastair McIntosh, attended the degree show at the Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art on 30th May. Ray and Alastair spent time looking at the work on display mainly by the final …
Read more >The Glovers went on a historic walk around Broughty Ferry. It was let by the local historian and lifetime resident Charlie Webster. We started out a the Fisherman’s Graveyard seeing the “deed hoose” where fishermen were laid out prior to burial. We made our way …
Read more >On Sunday 2nd June a service took place to commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the completion of St Andrew’s Parish Church, the Trades Kirk in 1774. It remains today one of Dundee’s few 18th century buildings still in existence. To honour the occasion, there was a Nine …
Read more >At the recent AGM of the Nine Incorporated Trades Charity, two new Trustees were elected by members, Graeme Reid and Sarah Craig. Graeme has been a member of the Baker Trade for over 30 years and is a past Deacon of the Bakers, serving on …
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