The Carnoustie Butterfly
The Carnoustie Butterfly emerged from the Caterpillar which began life as a single stone. It was placed at the seafront during the early stages of the first Covid-19 Lockdown. In the months that followed, over 1460 stones were added as locals and visitors came together to share their collective support and experiences of living through a global pandemic.
A Symbol of Hope
Over 60 organisations and groups are represented along with more than a thousand stones contributed by individuals and families.
J&P Technology Carnoustie
Carnoustie Community Council
Beach Bairns
Carnoustie Girl Guides
Angus Clean Environments
Carnoustie Development Trust
Musical memories
JW.Org. (Jehova’s Witness)
Antibiotic Guardian Charity
Carnoustie Scouts
Point Football Club
Carnoustie Golf Links
ACPA
Angus Resilience Team
Golf Memories
East Haven Together
Braehill Lodge
Monifieth Swim Club
Carnoustie Art Society
Carnoustie Panmure Football Club
Carnoustie Craws
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Alchemie - Epoxy Resin
Sustrans National Cycle Network
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service
Colourful Carnoustie
Ian Roberts - HGV Drivers
Carnoustie Claymores
Carnoustie Theatre Club
Wallace Vets
Carnoustie Co-op
Train Drivers - Scot Rail
Titanic Pizza
Black Lives Matter #BLM
MacDonalds
NatureScot
British Heart Foundation
Carnoustie Rocks
Waste Management Services
Burnside Primary school
Toilet Twinning
Voluntary Action ANGUS
D.J.A Electrical
Carnoustie Boys Brigade and Girls Association
Food is Free
Carnoustie Panbride Church
WWF
Carnoustie Brownies
Burnside Primary School P7 Leavers
Millars Carnoustie
Childhood Cancer Awareness Trust
Keep Scotland Beautiful
Plastic Free Scotland
Carnoustie Fire Station
Carnoustie Rocks
NHS Public Dental Service
Doune Rocks
Carnoustie Claymores
Carnoustie Nursery school
Woodlands Primary school
Carnoustie Small Communities
Political Organisations
Carnoustie Community Council
The Carnoustie Butterfly Proudly Supported and Funded By