Picture This Paisley

07/06/2026

We're now planning for the next academic year.

Due to increased demand, many of our available spaces are already being reserved by schools.

If you're interested in:

🎨 One-to-one creative wellbeing support

🎨 Small group interventions

🎨 Friendship and relationship focussed sessions

🎨 Peer mentoring opportunities

🎨 Parent-child creative sessions

🎨 Collaborative school art projects and murals

We'd love to hear from you.

Get in touch to discuss how Picture This Paisley can support your pupils.

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29/05/2026

Another busy week of art and creativity.
Fridays at Wallace primary school are always full of smiles and chat . The pupils have been working hard this term on their projects. Bunny’s, bead people, spinners, puzzle cubes and dragonflies are done of today’s beautiful creations

28/05/2026

More fab fruit and vegetable portraits from this morning atSt James’ Primary School - Paisley.

28/05/2026

A wonderful morning atSt James’ Primary School - Paisley. 2 sessions of fruit and vegetable portraits as part of Health week.
Well done to all the families who made some very unique and beautiful creations.

11/05/2026

What a brilliant Parent and Child together session this afternoon Woodlands Primary School. Fruit and vegetable portraits today for Health week. It was great to meet so many parents and families.

09/05/2026

The weather didn’t stop us having a great day Kilmacolm and Port Glasgow Show today. Some of the lovely art from the children that came along today.

09/05/2026

All set for a busy day Kilmacolm and Port Glasgow Show. Come along for some fab art , animals and lots to see and do

07/05/2026

We currently have some last-minute availability for Art sessions in primary schools. These sessions can be booked as a block, or as taster sessions for schools interested in exploring longer-term support for pupils. Art can help children develop emotional awareness, confidence, communication skills, and positive wellbeing through creative expression in a safe and supportive environment. Flexible options are available to suit your school’s needs, with limited spaces till end of term.

07/05/2026

We are delighted to be back in the Education area of the Kilmacolm and Port Glasgow Show this Saturday. It’s a fab day out and we will be there with a free art activity for everyone to enjoy. 😊

Trader Info
There is a map below which show which gate to enter (Gordon Porter Gate). Exhibitors can commence set up of pitches and craft tables from 1pm, Friday 8th May. Set up must be completed by 8.30am on show morning, Saturday 9th May. There is no security on the field overnight so all equipment and belongings are left at your own risk.

The Show Team will be at the field until mid afternoon on Friday and from 7.30am on Showday. Please speak to a member of the Show Team before setting up. If nobody is available, see below:

SHOPPING VILLAGE ALLOCATION AND PARKING

• The allocation of pitches will be at the discretion of the Show Team.

• Names will be attached to your allocated table/s. Please do not move tables from their allocated space.

• Craft Vehicles should be parked behind the craft tent or behind the sheep area before 8.30am. Only 1 vehicle per permit, additional staff/volunteers will need to pay for admission to the show ground and park in the main car park. Vehicles must not be driven within the showground between 8.30am and close.

TRADE PITCH ALLOCATION AND PARKING

• The allocation of pitches will be at the discretion of the Show Team.

• Trade pitches are marked with numbers - the numbers are in the ground at the front/centre of your pitch - your pitch number can be found on the board at the entrance to the field.

• The show field is very restricted so unless you need your vehicle at your pitch, it should be parked behind the sheep area before 8.30am. Only 1 vehicle per permit, additional staff/volunteers will need to pay for admission to the show ground and park in the main car park. Vehicles must not be driven within the showground between 8.30am and close

Directions from the East/Glasgow

Travelling east (towards Greenock) on the M8.
At junction 28A (immediately after airport), exit onto A737 toward Irvine.
Take the B789 exit toward Johnstone/A761/Bridge of Weir
Turn right onto Barrochan Rd/B789.
At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Bridge of Weir Rd/A761.
Continue to follow A761 through Brookfield and Bridge of Weir.
The Showfield is on the right just before you reach Kilmacolm.

Directions from the South West/A737/Ayrshire

Travelling towards Paisley on the A737.
Take the B789 exit toward Johnstone/A761/Bridge of Weir
Turn right onto Barrochan Rd/B789
At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Bridge of Weir Rd/A761
Continue to follow A761 through Brookfield and Bridge of Weir.
The Showfield is on the right just before you reach Kilmacolm.

Directions from the West/Greenock/A8/A761 Travelling west (towards Glasgow) on the A8.
At the Newark roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Glasgow Rd/A761.
At the second roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Clune Brae/A761.
At the third roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Kilmacolm Rd/A761.
Continue to follow A761 to Kilmacolm.
The Showfield is on the left just after you exit Kilmacolm.

10/02/2026

Children love making and telling stories. Making little people and creatures from all kinds of things. It’s not about being perfect and looking like something you have bought in a shop. It’s allowing children time to imagine and play. To build something unique to them.