Two Little Piggies

The name says it all, really. Two Little Piggies is a gallery near Calne that focuses on pig-related art and craft - yes, you read that right. It's an oddly specific concept, but it works if you're the sort of person who appreciates folk art, rural themes, or just enjoys something completely different from the usual gallery fare.

What you'll find inside are artworks, sculptures, and handmade pieces centred around pigs. Some are genuinely charming, others lean heavily into novelty territory. It's the sort of place that feels like stumbling into someone's passionate private collection rather than a formal exhibition space. That's either brilliant or slightly awkward depending on your taste.

For families with younger kids, it's quick and manageable - probably forty minutes maximum unless you really want to linger. Adults who love folk art, rural heritage, or simply quirky independent galleries will get more from it. The real draw isn't the piggy theme itself; it's the authenticity of a small, local operation doing its own thing without apology.

Calne itself is a working market town with decent High Street shops and pubs, so you can build a proper afternoon around a visit. If you're staying at Blackland Lakes, just 1.4 miles away, or any of the other caravan parks scattered within a few miles, it's an easy detour. Worth an hour if you're in the area, though I wouldn't say drive out specially for it. Check opening before you go - details are thin on the ground.