FREE event, no booking required, meet at Dreel Halls at 1:15pm.
Explore the Gaelic language with a guided walk around Anstruther Harbour. Refreshments available afterwards at Dreel Halls.
This event has been organised in partnership with Fife Council and the Scottish Fisheries Museum for Seachdain na Gaidhlig www.seachdainnagaidhlig.scot
Celebrating Scottish Gaelic across the globe
24th February – 2nd March 2025
Take a tour of the 16th century Category A listed St Nicholas tower and, weather permitting, step out onto the parapet for stunning views over Anstruther and out to the Isle of May.
Home baking by donation.
Last entry 4.30pm
Before the evening concert from the talented young musicians of the Fèis Rois Ceilidh Trail, we are delighted to offer a free Gaelic song workshop.
This will be at Dreel Halls, Tuesday 23rd July, 4-5pm.
You can sign up here.
We welcome back the Fèis Rois Ceilidh Trail's talented young musicians to Dreel Halls for another evening concert of traditional music.
Join us for a Ceilidh Trail concert on Tuesday 23rd July at 7.30pm. Tickets are £10 (£8 over 65 or unwaged; £5 under 18). Doors open at 7pm.
Tickets available at www.feisrois.org.
Please note that this is a concert format.
The group will also be hosting a FREE Gaelic song workshop prior to the concert from 4pm to 5pm. You can sign up for that here.
Join us for this talk and musical event.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, fisherfolk from all over Scotland came through Fife as they were following the herring. Women who worked as herring gutters sang in Gaelic as they worked in ports along the east coast. At this event, Meg Hyland will share examples of Gaelic songs sung by herring gutters of this era and discuss the linguistic and musical exchange that happened between speakers of Gaelic, Scots and English in the fishing industry. The audience will learn some songs and are welcome to join in the singing (but this is not compulsory).
Free entry, but please book a space in advance on www.scotfishmuseum.org. Please contact Julia Branch on 01333 310628 or julia@scotfishmuseum.org for more information
Air a mhaoineachadh le Seachdain na Gàidhlig tro Mhaoin nan Tabhartas Beag, le taic bho Bhòrd na Gàidhlig. // Funded by Seachdain na Gàidhlig’s Small Grants Fund with support from Bòrd na Gàidhlig
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This event is part of Seachdain na Gàidhlig/ World Gaelic Week, 19th – 25th February, 2024.
For a full list of events and information on how to get involved, please visit www.seachdainnagaidhlig.scot. We are grateful to Seachdain na Gàidhlig for supporting this event through their Small Grants Fund
Join Gaelic Development Worker, Kirsty Strachan, on a leisurely stroll through Dreelside Woods to explore our Gaelic and Scots connections to the natural environment through language and folklore. This woodland walk is for anyone with an interest in the natural environment, languages and our cultural heritage.
This event is part of Seachdain na Gàidhligh/ World Gaelic Week, 19th – 25th February 2024. While it will be delivered for maximum accessibility, there will be plenty of opportunities for Gaelic usage and some new vocab for Gaelic learners. Join us at Dreel Halls for refreshments directly after the walk.
Free, but spaces are limited so please book in advance here.
Should the weather not permit a walk on the day, the event will relocate to Dreel Halls for a figurative walk instead.
For a full list of Seachdain na Gàidhligh/ World Gaelic Week events and information on how to get involved, please visit www.seachdainnagaidhlig.scot
Buckie Treasure Hunt! Join us to hunt for buckies, dog whelks and beach treasures!
Saturday 14th September, 10am - 11am, Shell Bay, Elie
**Please wear suitable clothing and BYO bucket**
We will meet at Shell Bay Holiday Park, Elie for a walk along the beach (What3words:///paler.prettiest.overhaul).
Cafe and toilet facilities available. Any buckies and dogwhelk shells collected will be added to the growing collection for Anstruther Improvements Association's Dreel Shelled Wall Restoration Project.
Join us to hunt for buckies, dog whelks and beach treasures!
Saturday 25th May, 10am - 11am, Shell Bay, Elie
**Please wear suitable clothing and BYO bucket**
We will meet at Shell Bay Holiday Park, Elie for a walk along the beach (What3words:///paler.prettiest.overhaul).
Cafe and toilet facilities available.
Any buckies and dogwhelk shells collected will be added to the growing collection for Anstruther Improvements Association's Dreel Shelled Wall Restoration Project.
Join us to hunt for buckies, dogwhelks and beach treasure!
10am - 11am: Meet at Castle Street Beach, Anstruther
**Please wear wellies and BYO bucket**
Any buckies and dogwhelks collected will be added to the growing collection for Anstruther Improvements Association's Dreel Shelled Wall Restoration Project.
And they are off! We will be launching 1,000 rubber ducks into Dreel Burn and cheering them on as they race to the finish line! Quack quack!
You can sponsor a duck at shops in town (look out for a duck in the window) for £2.
Brilliant prizes to be won - you'd have to be quackers to miss it 
Weather permitting, prize giving will be from the terrace at the back of Dreel Halls.
All funds raised from the race go to the AIA for Anster Community Development Project and the upkeep of the halls.