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Paxton House: Caribbean Connections, Slavery, and Paxton House exhibition


Explore the award-winning exhibition about African cultures, the origins of the transatlantic slave trade, and the impact this had on those connected to the former plantations owned by past members of the Home family, particularly in Grenada in the Caribbean. This has been updated in 2026 with three new films created by our partners in Grenada, England, and Scotland. 

Find out more: History - Paxton House

The exhibition is open from 10am - 4pm (please check website for autumn opening hours, these are likely to be 10-3pm).

Location: Paxton House, Paxton, Nr Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Scottish Borders TD15 1SZ

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September 19

Paxton House: Parallel Lives, Worlds Apart: from sugar plantations in Grenada to life at Court, and other stories from the costume at Paxton House

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September 23

Maryhill Integration Network on ClydeBuilt FM: Songs of Freedom, Voices of Now