An examination of some records of very ancient civilisations that defy what we have been led to believe.

Join Audrey Yeardley in the Upper Hall at 10.30am for a lively talk. Please note that the AIA's intergenerational get-together, Dreel Friends, will be running in the Lower Hall at the same time. Entry to Dreel Friends is £2.50 from 10am, so you could arrive early and get yourself a hot drink and some home baking and say hi, before heading up to the talk at 10.30.

Entry is free.
Organised and led by Audrey Yeardley.
email: tinkerbellcalling@tiscali.co.uk
Phone: (01333) 311102

Brought to you by the Fife Seaweed Farm, delve into a captivating conversation on the condition of our coastline. Join Phil Taylor, a local campaigner from Open Seas, and Duncan Campbell, creel fisherman and cameraman, with an interest in kelp forest restoration in the Forth.

Free entry, no need to register.

These workshops are generously funded by Crown Estates and organised by Amanda Root with the kind help of Largo Communities Together.

Brought to you by the Fife Seaweed Farm, join Fife's Food Ambassador, Christopher Trotter, a professional cook and local food expert, to discover how to incorporate seaweed into your cooking.

Free entry, no need to register.

These workshops are generously funded by Crown Estates and organised by Amanda Root with the kind help of Largo Communities Together.

Brought to you by the Fife Seaweed Farm, learn the art of safely foraging seaweed from knowledgeable local expert forager and cook, Jayson Byles.

Free entry with samples to try! No need to register, just turn up.

These workshops are generously funded by Crown Estates and organised by Amanda Root with the kind help of Largo Communities Together.

Nostalgia for ancient places to which we cannot return. It is the echo of the lost places of our soul's past and our grief for them. It is in the wind, and the rocks, and the waves. It is nowhere and it is everywhere.

Join Audrey Yeardley in the Upper Hall at 7pm for an introduction to getting answers to the question of 'Just What Are We Doing Here on Planet Earth?'.

Entry is free. Organised and led by Audrey Yeardley.
email: tinkerbellcalling@tiscali.co.uk
Phone: (01333) 311102 

Live Performance for the East Neuk Festival.

It is Midsummer 2019 and childhood friends, guitarist Morgan Szymanski and experimental musician Tommy Perman, took time out in a woodland cottage in rural Scotland to record an album: Music for the Moon and the Trees.

Taking sounds recorded in the surrounding woodland – trees, birds, bats – Morgan and Tommy improvised and the album slowly emerged. The result is delicate, softly spoken, atmospheric. For us, Tommy and Morgan come together afresh to perform a live version of their album with visuals.

9.15pm, Dreel Halls

60m

Tickets £20 here

The Harry Diplock Trio comes to Dreel Halls as part of the East Neuk Festival.

The Festival organisers first heard Harry Diplock playing at Ronnie Scott’s and invited him to Anstruther. Inspired by sound of Parisian jazz and the musical legacy of Django Reinhardt, the Harry Diplock Trio will provide an early evening set of swinging tunes in the intimate Dreel Halls.

5pm at Dreel Halls

70m

Tickets £20 here

Quack quack!
Here we go! We will be launching 1,000 rubber ducks into Dreel Burn and cheering them on as they race to the finish line!

You can sponsor a duck at shops in town (look out for a duck in the window) for £1.

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 the upkeep of the halls.

Saturday 1st April, 1pm - 4pm
Drop in any time, Dreel Halls, Anstruther

An afternoon of river-related activities: Forth Rivers Trust interactive river table, invertebrate monitoring and identification, caddisfly crafts activity, Anstruther Primary School - Fish in the Classroom project display, Dreel Burn Project information, refreshments and home baking.

All are welcome.

You can also join our hands-on community invertebrate monitoring session from 2pm - 3pm, meeting at Dreel Tavern footbridge. As part of our community-led project to improve the Dreel Burn, the AIA aims to monitor the water invertebrates that live in the burn over the next 12 months. All are welcome to come along and find out more at our community invertebrate monitoring session at Dreelside Woods, led by Forth Rivers Trust.

We are grateful to The National Lottery Community Fund via Climate Action Fife for funding this community event.

After the sampling we will walk to Dreel Halls for indoor activities (as above). Please dress appropriately for the weather and with suitable footwear.

For more information email julia@anstrutherimprovements.org.

2pm - 3pm, meet at Dreel Tavern footbridge.

As part of our community-led project to improve the Dreel Burn, the AIA aims to monitor the water invertebrates that live in the burn over the next 12 months. All are welcome to come along and find out more at our community invertebrate monitoring session at Dreelside Woods, led by Forth Rivers Trust.

Meeting point: footbridge near Dreel Tavern, 2pm for water invertebrate sampling.

After the sampling we will walk to Dreel Halls for some indoor activities including: Forth Rivers Trust interactive rivers table, invertebrate monitoring and identification, caddisfly crafts activity, Anstruther Primary School - Fish in the Classroom project display, Dreel Burn Project information, refreshments and home baking.

All are welcome.

Please dress appropriately for the weather and with suitable footwear.

We are grateful to The National Lottery Community Fund via Climate Action Fife for funding this community event.