“This is my happy place.”

“Lovely, creative and so welcoming. I’m inspired to go home and start a hub like this.”

“Great space to come and be creative whatever your ability.”

MADE IN EAST LOTHIAN

A creative social enterprise for our climate, community and wellbeing

MADE in East Lothian - established 2016

  • Promoting creativity for community growth and action on climate breakdown
  • A Community Interest Company
  • Reuse and recycling are central to our mission, forming a link through all activities

Member of Circular Communities Scotland

At the Arts Hub, we have 2 hireable workshop spaces, the Makers’ Gallery and the ReUse Hub for art and craft materials.

Member of Scottish Community Climate Action Network

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ReUse Hub - logo

MADE’s all-new creative ReUse Hub is open Wednesday to Saturday, 10am-5pm.

A treasure box, packed full of materials for art and craft projects, vintage gadgets and patterns, books and other curiosities.

So, if you’re planning a creative project, or just love the joy of possibility, come along for a rummage.

Community groups welcome . Affordable guide prices . Donate art and craft materials you no longer need

WHAT'S ON

SATURDAY WORKSHOPS

All workshops will now take place at the Arts Hub, 21a Marketgate, Haddington.

Tomorrow! Make a Drum Lampshade with Fiona Lambert

Saturday 17th October | 1 – 3pm | £30 + £15 materials

ART AND CRAFT SOCIALS

Daily drop-in sessions continue Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings

Join us on these socials for the latest news from the Arts Hub

Facebook | Instagram

THE MAKERS' GALLERY

Contemporary gallery space for the artists and craftmakers of East Lothian
Jewellery, ceramics, art, textiles, cards and much more
Jewellery, paintings and ceramics displayed in the Makers Gallery

COMMUNITY

Thank you to everyone in the community who continue to support us!
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Community activities
Our Vision
  • More people will spend less time in a digital world, seeking out safe, welcoming community spaces where they can reconnect with others.
  • Interest in learning and sharing creative skills will continue to grow.
  • There will be less social isolation as more opportunities for creative activities are created.
  • Handmade will be valued above artificial intelligence, and participation above acquisition.
  • Creativity benefits wellbeing and offers a positive alternative to doubt and uncertainty.