About
Nestled in Dunfermline’s Heritage Quarter, this is more than just a venue it’s an iconic cultural destination. Set in the shadow of Dunfermline Abbey and adjacent to the world’s first Carnegie Library, the building impresses from the moment guests arrive.
Since opening in May 2017, this landmark has merged museum, art gallery, library, café, and heritage spaces into one award-winning venue. It has won multiple architectural awards, including the RIAS Andrew Doolan Prize
Why Choose This Venue?
A fusion of historic grandeur and elegant modernity—unique in its blend of library, culture, and event spaces.
Visually inspiring setting with rich heritage and architectural flair.
Flexible and well-equipped rooms, suited to a wide array of event types, from corporate to intimate.
Excellent accessibility and guest experience, including inclusive facilities and friendly café amenities.
Supports a charity that reinvests into free cultural and learning experiences
Space Options & Capacities
Canmore Room
A bright, airy setting, with vaulted ceiling, ornamental fireplace, and striking acoustics.
Capacities: Theatre 130 | Dinner 100 | Cabaret 80 | Reception 120.
Equipped with screen, projector, Wi-Fi, power sockets.
Queen Margaret Room
The former reference library, rich in character, complete with oak buffet (c.1860–1890), Robert Burns statue, historic imagery.
Ideal for boardroom meetings and intimate dinners.
Features natural daylight, blackout capability, screen, projector, Wi-Fi.
Bruce Room
A modern, flexible meeting space suited for smaller groups.
Capacity: Theatre 20 | Boardroom 16.
Includes natural light, Wi-Fi, and power access.
Queen Anne Room
A creative, contemporary venue with its own breakout area—perfect for collaborative events.
Visitor Facilties
Features include: Wi-Fi, hearing loop, accessible parking/drop-off, lift access, accessible toilets, braille/large-print materials,
Accessibility is a priority: ramped entry, automatic doors, and a Changing Places facility are available. A detailed Access Guide is provided via AccessAble.
