Celebrating its 250th anniversary in 2025, Cupar Curling Club is the tenth oldest club in Scotland. For this exhibition the museum has sourced pictures, trophies and artefacts associated with the games from Cupar Curling Club with the addition of a life like model of a Victorian Curler in action. Cupar Heritage were fortunate to have the input of the Scottish Curling Trust, most notably the loan of an engraving of the Grand Match played on Linlithgow Loch in 1848, originally painted by Cupar born artist Charles Lees. A striking self portrait by Charles Lees, recently restored thanks to a grant from the Idlewild Trust, complements the curling exhibition.

The exhibition opens to visitors on Wednesday 16th April and continues during the museum opening times until the end of October. The museum is open to visitors on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays between 2.00 and 4.30 p.m.