ANGUSalive
What’s On Spring - Summer 2022
HEALTHY | ACTIVE | CREATIVE Libraries | Museums, Galleries & Archives | Sport & Leisure | Countryside Adventure | Theatre & Venues
Holiday s e i t i v i t Ac 2022 Keep your little heroes busy in the holidays! ANGUSalive’s holiday activity programmes are available online including a wide range of activities to keep children busy in the school holidays.
Things to do for grown ups too!
Book online nearer the time! To find out more visit: www.angusalive.scot/holiday-activities 2
E X P LO R E | E N J OY | E X P E R I E N C E
The Angus Tour – Adventure Designed by You
Design your Angus Adventure – follow our suggested three-day themed itineraries or pick and mix to create your own adventure.
visitangus.com/theangustour
The Insider’s Guide to Angus
Explore 100 unmissable experiences in Angus, as recommended by Angus residents and those who love to visit, and walk in the footsteps of a local. visitangus.com/insiders-guide
Visit Angus App
Download the Visit Angus app to explore 80 different locations and unlock interactive experiences including games, 360 degree images and AR. visitangus.com/app
The Arbroath Smokie Trail
Experience a sensory trail which showcases five key destinations between Arbroath and Auchmithie, telling the story of the famous Arbroath Smokie. visitangus.com/arbroathsmokietrail
Contact details
KIRRIEMUIR Kirriemuir Library 01575 526111 | kirriemuirlibrary@angusalive.scot
ARBROATH
Gateway to the Glens Museum 01575 526006 | kirriemuirmuseum@angusalive.scot
Arbroath Library 01241 464545 | arbroathlibrary@angusalive.scot
Webster’s Sports Centre 01575 526100 | websterssportscentre@angusalive.scot
Signal Tower Museum 01241 464554 | arbroathmuseum@angusalive.scot
MONIFIETH
Arbroath Sports Centre 01241 465400 | arbroathsportscentre@angusalive.scot
Monifieth Library 01382 768181 | monifiethlibrary@angusalive.scot
Saltire Sports Centre 01241 465500 | saltiresportscentre@angusalive.scot
Monifieth High School Pool (bookable at Carnoustie Sports Centre) 01382 530562 / 01241 465600 carnoustiesportscentre@angusalive.scot
The Webster Memorial Theatre 01241 435800 | info@webstertheatre.co.uk
MONTROSE
Venues We also manage venues across Angus. See www.angusalive.scot/venues
Montrose Library 01674 907474 | montroselibrary@angusalive.scot Montrose Museum 01674 907447 | montrosemuseum@angusalive.scot
BRECHIN
Montrose Sports Centre 01674 907600 | montrosesportscentre@angusalive.scot
Brechin Library 01356 237171 | brechinlibrary@angusalive.scot
COUNTRYSIDE ADVENTURE
Brechin Town House Museum 01356 237227 | brechinmuseum@angusalive.scot
Crombie Country Park 01241 860360 | crombiecountrypark@angusalive.scot
Brechin Community Campus 01356 237200 | brechinsportscentre@angusalive.scot
Forfar Loch Country Park 01307 461118 | forfarloch@angusalive.scot
CARNOUSTIE
Monikie Country Park 01382 768120 | monikiecountrypark@angusalive.scot
Carnoustie Library 01241 465353 | carnoustielibrary@angusalive.scot
Glen Doll Ranger Base 01575 550233 | glendollranger@angusalive.scot
Carnoustie Sports Centre 01241 465600 | carnoustiesportscentre@angusalive.scot
MOBILE LIBRARY
01307 491723 | enquiries.libraries@angusalive.scot
Carnoustie High School Pool (bookable at Carnoustie Sports Centre) 01241 465600 carnoustiesportscentre@angusalive.scot
HEAD OFFICE
01307 492600 | enquiries@angusalive.scot 50-56 West High Street, Forfar, Angus, DD8 1BA
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FORFAR
Thanks to you we continue to get consistently great reviews and some of our facilities are a ‘Certificate of Excellence’ site as identified by the Trip Advisor logo.
Forfar Community Campus 01307 492300 | forfarsportscentre@angusalive.scot Forfar Library 01307 492121 | forfarlibrary@angusalive.scot The Meffan Museum & Art Gallery 01307 491771 | forfarmuseum@angusalive.scot Angus Archives 01307 468644 | angusarchives@angusalive.scot
Book online for events, talks or workshops at www.angusalive.scot/whats-on (Booking fees may apply)
Alternatively you can book in person at any of our facilities or email or call us. For sports centre timetabled activities please either visit our website or download the ANGUSalive app. @ANGUSalive.Scot
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What a wonderful feeling to have our first What’s On guide printed since lockdown. It’s been a tough couple of years for everyone but our Spring / Summer programme is certainly full of events to brighten your day…or night. Whether you are young or just young-at-heart we’ve got something for you. Webster Theatre is absolutely jam-packed with shows for all tastes. We’ve fantastic tribute shows such as The UK Pink Floyd Experience and Someone Like You: The Adele Songbook; spectacular glitz and glam cabaret with The Ladyboys of Bangkok and exhilarating new musical Soul Sisters. There’s also top comedians including Jack Dee and Carl Hutchinson to name but a few. If you’re a lover of the outdoors our wonderful country parks have a superb range of activities. On the water there’s everything from stand up paddleboarding, windsurfing, kayaking to Canadian canoes and open swimming. On the land you can enjoy mountain biking, wildlife walks, eagle watching, garden detectives and much more! Also I’m delighted to be hosting our very first Paddlefest in June. In partnership with Scottish Disability Sport, Paddlefest will be an opportunity for people with physical, sensory and /or learning disabilities to try out water sports at Monikie Country Park. Our Museums, Galleries & Archives will feature a fabulous programme of exhibitions including David Waterson 1870-1954 at Brechin Town House Museum and James Torrington Bell at Carnoustie Library amongst many others. There’s also a captivating programme from Archives, including pop-up events at locations around Angus. Over at our Libraries we continue to have a fabulous mix of activities including Bookbug in the Park, Picnic with an author and Harry Potter Silver Anniversary celebrations. Don’t forget our sports centres continue to offer a diverse range of activities - whether it’s a gentle workout or something more strenuous. Lastly I’m super excited to be sharing that our very own panto will be returning this December (oh yes it is!). I very much hope the progress on the pandemic will mean Rupunzel featuring Puss ‘n’ Boots will be delighting audiences across Angus and further afield. A big welcome back and I look forward to seeing you at our venues in the coming weeks and months!
Kirsty Hunter ANGUSalive Chief Executive
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Venue Opening Hours 1 Apr - 30 Sep 2022
Theatres and Venues The Webster Memorial Theatre
Museums Forfar Meffan Museum & Art Gallery
Tue to Sat 10:00 - 16:00
Arbroath Signal Tower Museum
Tue to Sat 10:00 - 16:00
Montrose Museum & Art Gallery
Tue to Sat 10:00 - 16:00
Brechin Town House Museum
Wed - Sat 11:00 - 16:00
Kirriemuir Gateway to the Glens Museum
Wed - Sat 11:00 - 16:00
Angus Archives
Tue - Wed 10:00 - 16:00 (appointment only) Thur - Sat 10:00 - 16:00
Country Parks
Mon - Fri 09:00 - 21:00 Sat 07:00 - 16:00 (Swim Club use only 07:00 - 09:00) Sun 09:00 - 16:00
Brechin Community Campus Mon - Fri Sat Sun
09:00 - 21:00 09:00 - 16:00 09:00 - 16:00
Carnoustie Sports Centre
09:00 - 21:00 09:00 - 12:00
Mon - Fri Sat & Sun
Forfar Community Campus Mon & Thu Tue, Wed & Fri Sat & Sun
09:00 - 21:00 08:00 - 21:00 09:00 - 16:00
Montrose Sports Centre
Mon - Fri Sat & Sun
07:30 - 21:00 09:00 - 16:00
Saltire Sports Centre
Mon - Fri Sat & Sun
09:00 - 21:00 09:00 - 12:00
Websters Sports Centre
Mon - Fri Sat Sun
09:00 - 21:00 09:00 - 12.00 Closed
All our parks are open 365 days a year.
Libraries Arbroath Library
Mon, Wed, Fri Tue Sat Thur & Sun
11:00 - 16:30 14:00 - 18:00 10:00 - 13:00 Closed
Brechin Library
Mon, Fri & Sun Tues Wed & Thur Sat Mon, Tues & Sun Wed & Fri Thur Sat
Closed 14:00 - 18:00 11:00 - 16:30 10:00 - 13:00 Closed 11:00 - 16.30 14:00 - 18:00 10:00 - 13:00
Forfar Library
Mon, Tues & Sun Wed & Fri Thur Sat
Closed 11:00 - 16.30 14:00 - 18:00 10:00 - 13:00
Kirriemuir Library
Mon, Fri & Sun Tue Wed & Thur Sat
Closed 14:00 - 18:00 11:00 - 16.30 10:00 - 13:00
Monifieth Library
Mon, Fri & Sun Tue Wed & Thur Sat Mon, Tue & Sun Wed & Fri Thur Sat
Closed 14:00 - 18:00 11:00 - 16.30 10:00 - 13:00 Closed 11:00 - 16:30 14:00 - 18:00 10:00 - 13:00
Sports and Leisure Centres Arbroath Sports Centre
Box Office: Mon - Fri 12:00 - 16:00 Sat 10:00 - 13:00 Sun Closed Also open 1 hour prior to every performance
Carnoustie Library
Montrose Library
*Subject to change. Please visit our website for the latest opening times www.angusalive.scot/sport-leisure
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Libraries Bookbug Week Bookbug in the Park
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Tuesday 17 May 11:00 - 11:30 Tealing Free | Families As part of Bookbug Week join Bookbug on his journey and his fun session in the Park.
To find out more or book: angusalive.scot/whats-on
World Book Night Saturday 23 April during opening hours Libraries Free | Adults National campaign. Pop in to your local library to collect a free book donated from the Reading Agency.
Picnic and author chat in the Park Tuesday 17 May 12:00 - 14.00 Tealing Free | Adults Bring your own picnic and meet and chat to Dundee crime author Wendy H Jones.
Reading Moment Wednesday 11 May All day drop in All Libraries Free | Adults Join us in our libraries as part of the National Campaign - Reading Moment 2022 - have a coffee in return for your reading pledge.
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone Silver Anniversary
Launch of the 2022 Summer Reading Challenge “Stories for the Summer”
Monday 20 June Arbroath Library Wednesday 22 June Forfar Library Friday 24 June Montrose Library 15:45 - 16:30 £4 | 8 - 12 years Celebrate the Silver Anniversary of the first published Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.
Monday 27 June June to August All Libraries Free | All In the Year of Scottish Stories join ANGUSalive’s Summer Reading Challenge. We challenge you to read 6 books over the school summer holidays with rewards for both children and adults who complete!
The Smartest Giant in Town is 20 years old! September Brechin, Kirriemuir & Carnoustie Libraries £4.00 | 3 - 5 years The Smartest Giant in Town is one of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler books. George was always the scruffiest giant in town until he finds a giant clothes shop. Join us for some fun activities.
Activities for the Young at Heart Friday 24 June 2022 13:30 - 15:30 Montrose Library (Rose Room) Be Inspired Be Active £4.00 | Adult Join us in launching our Library Hub Activities Program for the Young at Heart! Activities can range from dominoes, tai chi, trivia games, bingo, and afternoon tea. The aim of the Library Hub is to be a source of fun and friendship.
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ANGUSalive Celebrates
PRIDE month takes place every year in June and provides an opportunity to raise awareness and celebrate the culture of inclusivity.
Be Inspired Be Active
What better way to celebrate than watching a film bursting with pride at our Webster Memorial Theatre or pop into our local libraries or check on our App to view our range of Rainbow Reading!
www.angusalive.scot/whats-on
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What’s On We’re adding activities and events to our programme all the time. Check out the What’s On section of our website for the latest information.
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NGUSalive’s finest venues offer their unique visual splendour for your special day. Whether you’re looking for a distinctive setting or a landmark draped in history, we have something for every couple. From our grandiose halls to the atmospheric nature backdrops of our country parks and our unique museum buildings, there is something for you to love.
Our venues will provide you with a perfectly clean canvas to create the perfect day, whether you are looking for a large capacity venue or an intimate location, you can be sure that you’ll find a venue to love.
Don’t just find your wedding venue, love your wedding venue. To arrange a viewing or for more information please contact: info@webstertheatre.co.uk To browse all of our venues, please visit www.angusalive.scot/venues
ANGUSalive is a registered Scottish Charity No. SC046133
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Roald Dahl Day
Hi Vis fortnight
13 September Arbroath, Forfar & Montrose Library £4.00 | 8 - 12 years Marked on the 13th of September, we’ll be celebrating our favourite Roald Dahl characters, stories and moments.
June Free | Adults Hi Vis fortnight is a national campaign to highlight the wonderful world of accessible reading for people who have any kind of visual impairment. Check out our website nearer the time for details.
Our aim is to deliver a movie experience to people and places where it’s difficult to reach. We have movies for everyone - Family Movies, Holiday Movies, Alternative Language Movies and Movies in the Park.
Coming to a venue near you!
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y r a r b i l r u Let yo ! u o y e s i r p r su We have events, classes and activities in your local library for you to enjoy! • Story Explorers • Bookbug • Reading Group • Reminiscence Group • Knit, Natter Stitch & Chatter
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BIBA – Be Inspired Be Active, is the brand for our wide range of activities on offer for children, young people and adults with disabilities, along with their friends and families. It’s about inclusion and improving opportunities to participate, progress and achieve together.
Family Bike Bubble and Bike Hire Sessions Family Inclusive Bike Sessions give people of all ages and abilities the opportunity to cycle together, to become healthier, more confident, happier and connected with their community and environment.
Weekly sessions take place at Monikie Country Park Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. To find out more please contact Laura.ap.smith@angusalive.scot
Be Inspired Be Active
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ANGUSalive Macmillan Information and Support Service If you or someone close to you has cancer, it can be a difficult and confusing time. There’s bound to be a lot on your mind, and you may find it helpful to talk with someone. That’s why we’re here to help support you, so you don’t have to face cancer alone. Support is available in a variety of ways, in all 7 Libraries across Angus: • •
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Access to free information booklets during opening hours One-to-one support by phone, email or arranged face-to-face appointment during weekdays Drop-in support services as per timetable
For further information please contact: Christine Sharp or Judith Crawford MacmillanInfoSupport@angusalive.scot Tel: 01307 492465 Information can also be found on our website: www.angusalive.scot/libraries/macmillan-information-and-support-service/ ANGUSalive is a registered Scottish Charity No. SC046133
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AcHIEVE yOUr HEAlTH ANd FITNESS GOAlS Our facilities offer something for everyone whether it’s to keep fit, build strength, work out with friends, or just feel good and enjoy activities with the family. Plus, with seven sports centres as part of your membership you’ll be spoilt for choice with the fantastic range of activities and facilities available, including: Fitness Suites Free weights, resistance, and cardio machines.
Racquet Sports From badminton, squash to short tennis.
Water Sports Free water sports hire at Monikie Country Park
100s of Group Exercise Classes To suit every mood and fitness level. We offer everything from freestyle to the global brand Les Mills.
Under 18’s Activities A great range of discounted term-time and holiday programmes. Activities include football, gymnastics, trampolining and much more.
We have an ANGUSalive App Book and cancel sessions online and on the go. Plus access hundreds of online classes as part of your membership.
5 Swimming Pools Which offer lane swimming, swimming lessons and aqua classes.
Health Suites For a relaxing sauna or steam room.
To find out more about our memberships visit
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Museums, Galleries Arbroath Signal Tower Museum
Meffan Museum and Art Gallery
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Ladyloan | Arbroath | DD11 1PU
20 West High Street | Forfar | DD8 1BB
uilt in 1813, Signal Tower Museum is located near Arbroath’s picturesque and busy harbour and enables residents and visitors to hear the story of the magnificent Bell Rock Lighthouse and its influence on the town’s social and industrial history. The galleries will allow you to explore the ‘Spotlight on Arbroath’s Fishing Heritage’ exhibition as well as the captivating ‘Landing the Catch’ photography exhibition displaying photographs by the late Jonathan Ogilvie. Visits are also available to the Tower room (booking required).
uilt in 1898, visitors to the Meffan today can walk between an incredible collection of early carved stones found at ancient sites across Angus. Immerse yourself in the story of Forfar by wandering through a recreation of Forfar’s old narrow cobbled street, peer inside Peter Reid’s sweet shop, a clockmaker’s workshop, and see the baker who was famous for Forfar Bridies. Finally step into the crowd staring at the horrific 17th century trial of a witch. Two large galleries are devoted to art exhibitions. The ground floor is accessible with a lift providing access to the first-floor galleries
Accessible toilets, changing facilities and free parking available on site.
Accessible toilets. Free parking available nearby.
Brechin Town House Museum 28 High Street | Brechin | DD9 6ER
Kirriemuir Gateway to the Glens Museum
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mmerse yourself in Brechin’s history and people with a fantastic selection of objects, photographs, and archival material. Displays focus on its ancient beginnings as an ecclesiastical city of great note. Diorama displays include a cleric in the Cathedral Scriptorium and the cattle rustler John Gall, in the ‘Black Hole’ of Brechin.
The Town House | 32 High Street | Kirriemuir | DD8 4BB
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his award-winning museum celebrates the history, culture and natural environment of the ‘Little Red Town’ and the western Angus glens. On the ground floor we look at the town’s history, including the origins of Kirriemuir’s name, its history as a weaving town and famous Kirriemarians such as the creator of Peter Pan; J. M. Barrie and rock star Bon Scott. Upstairs the people, natural history, geology, legends and archaeology of rural Glen Prosen, Glen Isla, Glen Clova and Glen Doll are explored. A wildlife diorama brings the visitor face to face with some of the wilder inhabitants. The ground floor is accessible with virtual access to first floor.
You can also find out about the Picts, the Jacobites and 20th century history. There’s also a miniature model of the town, a gallery dedicated to the artist David Waterson and a fascinating collection of Pictish Stones. The ground floor is accessible with a lift providing access to the first-floor galleries. Accessible toilets. Free parking available nearby.
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& Archives Montrose Museum and Art Gallery
Lochty Gallery
Panmure Place | Montrose | DD10 8HF ontrose Museum opened in 1842, making it one of the first purpose-built museums in Scotland. The museum tells the story of Montrose and its people. From the earliest archaeological finds, the Marquis of Montrose to the Jacobite uprisings and the harbour and maritime trade. It houses a series of displays in the neo-classical building’s spacious atrium, mezzanine and galleries. It was originally designed to resemble a true temple of learning! The art gallery hosts changing exhibitions as well as a series of afternoon talks, children’s activities and occasional evening events on-site. Accessible toilets and parking available.
Within Carnoustie Library 21 High Street | Carnoustie | DD7 6AN
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he Lochty Gallery features an exciting programme of changing exhibitions as well as archaeology found in the local area. You’ll also be able to discover fantastic touring exhibitions and locally-generated shows. Accessible toilets and changing facilities available.
Angus Archives | Hunter Library Restenneth Priory | By Forfar | DD8 2SZ
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ngus Archives is a treasure trove of fascinating written and photographic records covering 800 years of history of Angus and its communities. Our team are passionate about preserving the history of the county and are here to help anyone wishing to find out about their family’s past, local history or those who would like to undertake further research on this fascinating county. With extensive archives and photographic collections there is plenty of Angus history to explore.
Brothock Gallery
Within Arbroath Library Hill Terrace | Arbroath | DD11 1AH he Brothock Gallery often features an exciting programme of temporary exhibitions from several different artists working in a range of mediums such as painting and photography. Accessible toilets and changing facilities available.
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Museums, Galleries & Archives Museum Detectives
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Museum Detectives Club Saturday mornings 11:00 - 12:00 All Museums Drop into our museums to enjoy self-led themed activities.
@museumsgalleriesarchives To find out more or book: angusalive.scot/whats-on
Conquer the Tower at the Signal Tower Museum! Every Friday & Saturday 12:00 - 12:30 & 13:00 - 13:30 Arbroath Signal Tower Museum £3 Adult | £2 Concession 5+ years Climb the dramatic spiral staircase and visit the tower room during our guided Tower Tours, find out how Light Keepers at the Signal Tower shore station communicated with the Bell Rock Lighthouse 11 miles out to sea before radio. Try our virtual tours in Gaelic, Polish, Romanian and English - brilliant for those who don’t want to climb the 70 steps to the top of the tower! Booking is required due to the limited number of spaces available on each tour visit, contact the museum for more information.
Landing The Catch On now until Saturday 25 June 10:00 - 16:00 Arbroath Signal Tower Museum Free | All An exhibition of black and white photographs taken by the late Jonathan Ogilvie in the 1980s of the Arbroath fishing fleet. Recording the processes, people, boats and fishing in and around Arbroath the images provide a fascinating view of Arbroath’s fishing heritage.
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David Waterson (1870 - 1954) Etchings & Engravings
James Watterston Herald Works from the Collection
On now until Friday 30 September 11:00 - 16:00 Brechin Town House Museum Free | All An exhibition of paintings and etchings from the renowned Brechin artist David Waterson (1870 - 1954).
22 January - 23 April 10:00 - 16:00 Forfar Meffan Museum & Art Gallery Lower Gallery Free | All James Watterston Herald was born in Forfar in 1859, the son of a shoemaker, he became a recognised figure in 20th century Scottish Art and works from our permanent collection are showcased in this exhibition.
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Angus Guildry Panels
In Their Own Words
22 January - 20 August 10:00 - 16:00 Forfar Meffan Museum & Art Gallery Free | All A chance to view the collection of historic early 19th century painted wood panels showing the Heraldic Arms of the various trading Guilds of the royal burghs of Angus.
1 March - 31 July 10:00 - 16:00 Angus Archives Free | All Celebrating Scotland’s Year of Stories, ‘In Their Own Words’ is a display of archival collections documenting some of Angus’ literary figures. On display will be letters, photographs, and the works of Violet Jacob, J.M. Barrie, and others.
Brechin Photographic Society’s Annual Exhibition 2022 1 April - 28 May 11:00 - 16:00 Brechin Town House Museum Free | All The Brechin Photographic Society is one of the oldest camera clubs in Scotland and draws its members from across Angus and The Mearns. Thanks to digital photography and online meetings, the society has continued to thrive despite the pandemic. With a nod to the past in material from Angus Archives, and in a variety of genres including some award winning imagery, this exhibition showcases members’ work over the past two years.
Gableopolis The James Gray Low Collection 29 January - 25 June 10:00 - 16:00 Montrose Museum & Art Gallery Free | All Rarely seen views of Montrose in bygone days as seen through the collection of watercolour paintings by James Gray Low who lived and worked in Montrose over 100 years ago.
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Memories Scotland: Our Arbroath
Stories Through Archives 20 May 14:00 - 16:00 Angus Archives £6 Adult | £4 concession | All Stories Through Archives is a family history workshop hosted by ANGUSalive genealogy experts, taking you beyond standard genealogical records as you delve into letters and diaries and the stories they can contain. Only 10 places are available so book now to help further and enhance your research.
22 April 11:00 - 16:00 Arbroath Library Free | All Memories Scotland: Our Arbroath is a reminiscence event in partnership with Memories Scotland exploring Arbroath’s recent past through photographic collections, which will stimulate conversations and recollections.
Brechin Cathedral 800 years of worship
Migrations - A Field Study of Adversity
4 June - 31 October 11:00 - 16:00 Brechin Town House Museum Free | All Over 1,000 years ago King Kenneth II, “gave the great city of Brechin to the Lord”. Tofts grew up around the cathedral as Brechin expanded becoming known as the Bishop’s Market Town. Explore the important role Brechin Cathedral, bishops and spirituality had on the development of the city through paintings, objects and archive collections.
30 April - 29 October 10:00 - 16:00 Forfar Meffan Museum & Art Gallery Free | All Artist Derek Robertson is a renowned wildlife artist and a well-known contributor to bird research in Scotland. While studying and sketching the migration of birds, Derek realised how some aspects related to the desperate journeys of refugees. His paintings bring together the issues of climate change and refugee crises using birds as a metaphor for people, in their role as environmental indicators, in this thoughtful, sensitive and provocatic body of work.
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Monarchy at 70: The Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II
Brechin Conversations and Connections
2 - 5 June Facebook Online Feature Free | All To celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, Angus Archives will be featuring an online display of photographs and collections on our Facebook page relating to the Queen’s many visits and connections to the County of Angus.
17 June 11:00 - 16:00 Brechin Town House Museum Free | All Brechin Conversations and Connections takes a look into Brechin’s recent past through the amazing lens of local photographer, Kenneth Hay. Can you help us to identify the people and places in this incredible photographic archive and record them for the future?
Summer Solstice Guided Walk 21 June 19:00 - 20:00 Kirriemuir Gateway to the Glens Museum £6 adult | £4 concession | All Meet at the Gateway to the Glens Museum and enjoy the longest day of the year with a guided walk around the closes and wynds of Kirriemuir, spotting notable buildings, statues and plaques that tell the story of the old red toon. Return to the museum to enjoy refreshments. All ages welcome, booking required.
World Oceans Day 11 June 10:00 - 12:00 Signal Tower Museum Free | All To celebrate World Oceans Day this week, 8 June, join our team at Signal Tower Museum from 10am to participate in a Beach Clean, then a recycle workshop to turn trash into treasure.
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Wish You Were Here!
Summer Postcard Competition
2 July - 31 October 10:00 - 16:00 Arbroath Signal Tower Museum Free | All Celebrating summer holidays at the seaside, this display showcases paintings and objects from the collections.
1 July - 31 August During opening hours All Museums Free | All Visit our museums during July and August to create your own holiday postcard, post it in our post box and 3 designs will be picked as winning entries at the end of the summer and win a goodie bag.
Wish you were here!
Game for Girls 2 July - 24 September 10:00 - 16:00 Montrose Museum & Art Gallery Free | All Charting the history of Women’s Association Football from the first match in 1881, popularity during the Great War and struggles before its mainstream acceptance with Euro and World Cup qualifications for Scotland.
James Torrington Bell Works from the Collection 9 July - 24 September During opening hours Carnoustie Library Free | All Torrington Bell’s primary aim was to show people his vision of the things we know. Mountains, lochs, rivers, farms, avenues of trees and dry stone dykes are all quintessential features of our landscape that we all know and recognise today. Torrington Bell would often paint outdoors and could be seen travelling by bike, easel and paints carefully strapped upon his back around his home town of Carnoustie.
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Memories Scotland: Our Montrose
Doors Open Day: Pop-up Archives 10 September 10:00 - 16:00 Monikie Country Park Free | All Angus Archives is taking to the road for Doors Open Day! Join us at Monikie Country Park for our Popup archive, where we’ll be on site to answer your family and local history questions, and promote our amazing collections and the work we do.
19 August 12:30 - 16:00 Montrose Library Free | All Memories Scotland: Our Montrose is a reminiscence event in partnership with Memories Scotland exploring Montrose’s recent past through photographic collections, which will stimulate conversations and recollections.
Doors Open Day: Pop-up Archives 10 September 10:00 - 13:00 Kirriemuir Library Free | All Angus Archives is taking to the road for Doors Open Day! Join us at Kirriemuir Library for our Popup archive, where we’ll be on site to answer your family and local history questions, and promote our amazing collections and the work we do.
New Horizons 27 August - 29 October 10:00 - 16:00 Meffan Museum & Art Gallery Free | All An exhibition of contemporary landscape paintings by Victoria Wylie. Finding inspiration while walking in nature Victoria seeks out the hinterlands where sky meets sea meets land, immersing herself in landscapes, from wild and remote hills to the vast Scottish coastline. Alongside the exhibition, the artist will host a series of workshops for adults and young people.
Doors Open Day: Picture Store Tour 10 September 11:00 - 12:00 Meffan Museum & Art Gallery Free | All Join the ANGUSalive Museums & Galleries team to learn more about the picture store, exploring the different types of artwork collected for the people of Angus over more than 100 years. The team will also showcase some of the conservation work that has taken place in recent years, with before and after examples and detailed conservator work reports for some items. 25
Living with cancer? We’ll help you get active If you are living with cancer in Angus, Move More ANGUSalive is a free programme to help you get and stay active, supported by Macmillan Cancer Support. We offer a range of physical activity opportunities including circuit-based sessions, Gentle Movement, and walking. We cater for all abilities.
Taking part in physical activity both before, during and after cancer treatment can play a huge part in enabling you to take back control. It can help you prevent and manage some of the effects of treatment, such as fatigue, depression, and risks to your heart health. Many people tell us that it helps them to feel more like their old self. If you are interested in finding out more, please email movemore@angusalive.scot or call 01307 492059. Information can also be found on our website www.angusalive.scot/sport-leisure/move-more
The Macmillan Support Line is also available for you if you require general information about cancer, emotional or financial support. It’s open 7 days a week from 8 till 8 on 0808 808 00 00. The Macmillan website, macmillan.org.uk, also has information about cancer and details of the offer of support available.
ANGUSalive is a registered Scottish Charity No. SC046133
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Are you or someone you know living with a long-term health condition? Our BE ACTIVE...live well is an exercise programme aimed at those with a health condition; at the older adult; and/or those who haven’t exercised before and don’t know where to start. We offer a range of instructor led activities. These include seated exercise, aqua, swim, gym, and circuits classes. Details, including how you can access this programme, venues and times can be found below. www.angusalive.scot/sport-leisure/be-activelive-well
Circuit Exercise This class is part of our BE ACTIVE…live well programme which is aimed at those who have a health condition; at the older adult; and/or those who haven’t exercised before and don’t know where to start. Circuit Exercise is an equipment-based exercise to music class which is suitable for all levels. For more information, please follow the link www.angusalive.scot/sport-leisure/be-activelive-well
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Download the ANGUSalive Culture App Bringing libraries and museums to your home. The magic of ANGUSalive libraries and museums is being brought directly to homes via the ANGUSalive app. The new addition to the app provides a selection of fun activities and features for all ages. Here’s some of what you’ll be able to do:
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with Bookbug • Join in with fun craft sessions and Lego builds • Explore the mysteries of our museums • Join us for bedtime stories • Listen to our audio stories • Access e-reads including magazines, books and comics Plus much more…. The app is free to download and the Culture section is free to access. We hope you and your children enjoy using the app and benefit from the many resources available on it from the comfort of your home.
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Junior activities including swimming, gymnastics, trampoline and netball Adult group fitness an opportunity to deliver a range of adult fitness programmes Disability coaching including swimming, multi sports, football and badminton If you are a qualified coach and interested in becoming part of the ANGUSalive coaching team, contact: Junior activities Gail Mallarkey, Children and Families Physical Activity Lead gail.mallarkey@angusalive.scot, 01307 491718 Adult group fitness Scott Nicoll, Community Sport Hubs Coordinator Scott.Nicoll@angusalive.scot, 07769 235242 Disability & Inclusion Activities Laura Smith, Disability & Inclusion Lead laura.ap.smith@angusalive.scot, 07816 927983 30
Have ‘E’ Go ANGUSalive encourages you to Have ‘E’ Go!
Be Inspired Be Active
Through funding from the Energy Saving Trust the Have ‘E’ Go project will deliver pop up events and inclusive family bike sessions that will allow our communities to try the turbocharged fun of electric bikes. A fantastic way for people to discover the fun and practicality of an e-bike is to Have ‘E’ Go!
April to September Various locations around Angus To find out more email: Laura.ap.smith@angusalive.scot
Bringing local communities together through a sporting chance! As part of ANGUSalive’s Sports Development Team’s commitment to developing sport and physical activity throughout Angus, we have adopted the sportscotland Community Sport Hubs initiative, as part of the Scottish Government’s Glasgow 2014 Legacy Plan. Angus Community Sports Hubs will: Strive to provide opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to participate in sport and physical activity Be embedded and connected to their local communities, with strong community leaders Use the power of sport and physical activity as a tool to change people’s lives For further information please contact Scott Nicoll or Jordan Young Development Officers (Community Sport Hubs) communitysport@angusalive.scot | 01307 492600 | www.angusalive.scot/sporthubs 31
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Countryside Adventure Crombie Country Park: Monikie, Angus, DD5 3QL There is plenty to do at Crombie Country Park. The park has a wide range of walks and trails suitable for both walkers and cyclists. Wildlife enthusiasts and bird watchers can check out the accessible ponds and the bird hides and squirrel feeding area. Picnic and BBQ facilities are available. Dogs, under control, are welcomed all year round except in the children’s play park. Please observe signs for restrictions.
Forfar Loch: Craig o’ Loch Road, Forfar, DD8 1BT Walk, run, cycle, horseback, there are many ways to enjoy Forfar Loch Country Park. The circular route around the Loch is 4 kms (2.5 miles) long. Rangers run two year-round nature clubs for children. Let the children explore the local wildlife and a variety of habitats in the Wildlife Garden. They can also play in the children’s playpark. There are plenty of picnic tables and seating to enjoy the park and stop for refreshments. Dogs, under control, are welcomed all year round except in the children’s play park. Please observe signs for restrictions.
Glen Doll Visitor Centre: Glen Clova, Kirriemuir, Angus, DD8 4RD A Visitor Information Centre with wildlife, botanical and landscape interpretation lying in a Special Area of Conservation in the southern Cairngorms National Park. This is a fantastic starting point for further exploration of the outstanding scenery of the Angus Glens home to iconic Scottish wildlife such as Red Deer, Golden Eagles and Red Squirrels. Short way marked walks and routes leading to Corrie Fee National Nature Reserve, Munros, Braemar, Lochnagar and Ballater all start here. Dogs, under control, are welcomed all year round. Please observe signs for restrictions especially during nesting season.
Monikie Country Park: Panmure Rd, Monikie, Angus, DD5 3QA Monikie Country Park boasts beautiful woodland and parkland with a variety of things for the family to see and do. Monikie Country Park’s many attractions include adventurous land and water activities, self-led trails, marquee and BBQ hire and an adventure play park for the kids. Adventurous activities available within the park include: team building, rafting, windsurfing, sailing, kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding and mountain biking. Qualified staff are available for sessions and RYA courses, watersports equipment can also be hired throughout the summer in the park. Denfind Bird Sanctuary, with its bird hides, is an ideal place to view a wide variety of wetland birds throughout the year. Dogs, under control, are welcomed all year round except in the children’s play park. Please observe signs for restrictions.
Montrose Basin: Rossie Braes, Montrose, Angus, DD10 9TJ Just minutes from the centre of Montrose, this unique wildlife attraction combines the sights and sounds of birds such as kingfishers, ducks, geese, and mammals including seals and otters, with a host of child-friendly activities within the Visitor Centre. The Basin, the estuary of the South Esk, covers 750 hectares, is a site of international importance for visiting and resident birds. As well as being a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), the reserve is a designated Local Nature Reserve (LNR) giving greater recognition and protection to its wildlife.
Countryside Adventure
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Encounter with an Eagle Sunday 3 April 11:00 - 15:00 Glen Doll Meet at Ranger Service £12.00 Adults / Children under 16yrs must be with an adult and able to walk 6 miles round trip Join the Ranger for a health walk in Upper Glen Clova to discuss the management and natural history of the area. The Golden Eagles will have set up their territory for breeding and there is a very good chance of seeing them in the glen. scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk/events nature.scot
Wildlife Parkland Detectives Thursday 7 April 13:30 - 15:30 Forfar Loch Country Park £6.00 8+ Discover what’s living in and around the park, check out the woods and the wild areas and discover wildlife in even the tiniest of habitats. Please meet at the Ranger Centre.
Wildlife Garden Detectives Tuesday 5 April 13:30 - 15:30 Forfar Loch Country Park £6.00 8+ Discover what’s living in and around the garden, check out the pond and the wild areas and discover wildlife in even the tiniest of habitats. Please meet at the Ranger Centre.
Wildlife Walk to Bachnagairn Sunday 10 April / 15 May 11:00 - 15:00 Glen Doll Meet at Ranger Service £12.00 Adults / Children under 16yrs must be with an adult and able to walk 6 miles round trip Join the Ranger on a walk to Bachnagairn to observe the flora and fauna of the glen including Golden Eagle, Red Deer, and a variety of Wildflowers.
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Taster Activities - SUP
Junior Taster
Wednesday 4 May 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £32 per session 16+ Adult Come and try our outdoor taster activities on the water. Fantastic opportunity to try new skills, meet likeminded people and engage in outdoor physical activity. All participants must arrive 15 minutes prior to session starting.
Thursday 5 May 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £16.00 8-14yrs New to watersports? Come and try our outdoor taster activities on the water. Fantastic opportunity to try new activities, have fun and meet new friends.
Paddlesports Hire Sessions
Self Craft Launch Activity on the Water (Bring your own!)
May 24 - 25 September 10:00 - 12:00 13:00 - 15:00 Monikie Country Park £24.00 8+ accompanied with adults / Families Come and hire from our extensive fleet of SUPs, Kayaks and Canadian Canoes. Come as an individual or families welcome. Wetsuits and buoyancy aids will be provided. Must be competent swimmers. (50min session). Please ensure you arrive 15mins early to collect wetsuit and report to the information centre.
Fridays 6 May - 23 September 17:30 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £9.00 8+ accompanied with adults / Families Do you possess your own SUP/Kayak or Canadian Canoe and wish to utilize our inland water to enjoy a relaxing paddle? Then Self Launch with us. Please report to the Information Centre to register and if required hire a wetsuit/buoyancy aid.
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Self Craft Launch Activity on the Water (Bring your own!)
Onboard Windsurfing Club Monday 9 May - 26 September 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £12 per session 10-15yrs Fun & Progressive Windsurfing Tuition for young people who regularly attend the Onboard Club. Sessions can be booked weekly or block book.
7 - 8 May 24 - 25 September 10:00 - 12:30 13:30 - 16:00 Monikie Country Park £9.00 Do you possess your own SUP/Kayak or Canadian Canoe and wish to utilize our inland water to enjoy a relaxing paddle? Self Launch with us.
Junior Mountain Bike Club
Ladies only SUP Courses
Saturday 7 May - 11 June (inclusive) 09:30 - 11:30 Monikie Country Park £72.00 8-14yrs Develop your off road competency on the trails, woodland, develop technical skills and improve riding confidence. Includes basic navigation and route planning. Countryside Adventure provide the mountain bikes and helmets. Report to information centre to register.
Tuesday 10, 17, 24 and 31 May inclusive 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £96 per person 16 + Adult This is a four week course for any females new to SUP Paddleboarding who wish to develop skills, feel more water confident on the board, meet likeminded people and have fun. All sessions will be delivered by female instructors.
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Open Water Swimming Sessions
Junior Taster
Tuesdays and Fridays 10 May - 28 June 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £5.00 Junior 14+ and Adults Enjoy the pleasures of Open Water Swimming. A course is set up and we provide rescue cover. Please report to the information centre to register and if required hire a wetsuit.
Wednesday 18 May 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £16.00 8-14yrs New to Watersports? Come and try our outdoor taster activities on the water. Fantastic opportunity to try new activities, have fun and meet new friends.
Taster Activities - Dinghy Sailing Wednesday 11 May 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £32 per session 16+ Adult Come along and try a taster on dinghy sailing. The session is a short introduction to sailing covering some basics on craft handling.
Moth trapping in Glen Doll Saturday 14 May 11:00 - 14:00 £12.00 Join the Ranger and see the variety of moths to be found in the glen.
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Wildlife Walk to Bachnagairn
Junior Taster
Sunday 15 May 11:00 - 15:00 £12.00 Join the Ranger on a walk to Bachnagairn to observe the flora and fauna of the glen including Golden Eagle, Red Deer, and a variety of wildflowers.
Thursday 19 May 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £16.00 8-14yrs New to Watersports? Come and try our outdoor taster activities on the water. Fantastic opportunity to try new activities, have fun and meet new friends.
Taster Activities - Windsurfing Friday 25 May 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £32 per session 16+ Adult Come and try our outdoor taster activities on the water. Fantastic opportunity to try new skills, meet likeminded people and engage in outdoor physical activity.
Taster Activities - Kayak Wednesday 18 May 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £32 per session 16+ Adult Come and try our outdoor taster activities on the water. Fantastic opportunity to try new skills, meet likeminded people and engage in outdoor physical activity.
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Junior Taster
Junior Public ‘On the Water’ Courses - SUP Paddleboard (beginner-improver)
Friday 25 May 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £16.00 8-14yrs New to Watersports? Come and try our outdoor taster activities on the water. Fantastic opportunity to try new activities, have fun and meet new friends.
Thursday x 3 weeks course 2, 9 and 16 June (inclusive) 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £48.00 8+ yrs This 3 week course is aimed at the SUP enthusiast who has tried it, loved it and wants to improve technique and have fun. No experience necessary. Please report to the Information Centre to register. All equipment provided including wetsuit.
Adult Public ‘On the Water’ Courses - SUP Paddleboard (Beginner-Improver)
SUP Yoga - Ladies only Course (Beginners)
Wednesday x 3 weeks course 1, 8 and 15 June (inclusive) 18:00-20:00 Monikie Country Park £72.00 16+ Adult This 3 week course is aimed at the SUP enthusiast who has tried it and wants to improve technique and ability to suit a variety of settings. Please report to the Information Centre to register. All equipment provided including wetsuit.
Tuesday 7 - 28 June (inclusive) 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £96.00 16+ Adult Fantastic opportunity to combine two activities on the water, which will support your health and wellbeing, relaxation and most of all core! All equipment provided. Please report to the Information Centre to register and if required hire a wetsuit. All equipment provided.
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RYA Powerboat handling (Certificated)
Junior Public ‘On the Water’ Courses - Dinghy Sailing (beginner-improver)
Saturday 11 and 12 June 10:00 - 16:00 Monikie Country Park £192.00 16+ Adult Two day course which includes; launching and recovery, boat handling, securing a buoy, anchoring and man overboard. This course is certificated. Mainly practical on the water but some classroom elements.
Thursday x 3 weeks course 14, 21 and 28 July (inclusive) 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £48.00 8+yrs This 3 week course is aimed at the Sailing enthusiasts who are complete beginners or have limited experience. Chance to develop skills, increase knowledge of sailing, wind and technique and have fun. Please report the Information Centre to register. All equipment provided including wetsuit.
Eagle Watch, Upper Glen Clova Sunday 12 June 11:00 - 15:00 Glen Doll Meet at Ranger Service £12.00 Adults / Children under 16yrs must be with an adult and able to walk 6 miles round trip This walk to Upper Glen Clova may provide an opportunity to get excellent views of breeding Golden Eagles (no guarantee you will see them) as they bring in prey for their young.
Adult ‘On the Water’ Courses Dinghy Sailing (Beginner-Improver) Wednesday x 2 weeks course 22 and 29 June (inclusive) 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £64.00 16+ Adult This 2 week course is aimed at the Sailing enthusiast who has tried Dinghies and wants to improve technique and ability to suit a variety of settings and boats. Please report to the Information Centre to register. All equipment provided including wetsuit.
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Junior ‘On the Water’ Courses Kayak (beginner-improver)
Adult ‘On the Water’ Courses Kayak (Beginner-Improver)
Thursday x 3 weeks course 23 + 30 June and 7 July (inclusive) 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £48.00 8+yrs This 3 week course is aimed at young people who are keen to try kayaking or want to improve technique and have fun. No experience necessary. Please report to the Information Centre to register. All equipment provided including wetsuit.
Wednesday x 2 weeks course 6 and 13 July (inclusive) 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £64.00 16+ Adult This 2 week course is aimed at the Kayaking enthusiast who has tried either Kayaks or Canoes and wants to improve technique and paddling ability to suit a variety of settings. Please report to the Information Centre to register. All equipment provided including wetsuit.
Paddlesports Hire Sessions Fridays 1 July - 23 September 13:00 - 15:00 15:30 - 17:30 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £24.00 8+ accompanied with adults / Families What a great way to spend a Friday afternoon or evening after school or work … relaxing in one of our extensive fleet of SUPs, Kayaks or Canadian Canoes. Please ensure you arrive 15 mins early to collect wetsuit and report to the information centre.
Moth Trapping in Glen Doll Sunday 10 July 11:00 - 14:00 Glen Doll Meet at Ranger Service £12.00 8yrs+ Join the Ranger and see the variety of moths to be found in the glen.
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Wildlife Garden Detectives
RYA Dinghy Sailing Level 2 Course (Certificated)
Tuesday 12 July 13:30 - 15:30 Forfar Loch Country Park £6.00 8+ Discover what’s living in and around the garden, check out the pond and the wild areas and discover wildlife in even the tiniest of habitats. Please meet at the Ranger Centre.
Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 July 10:00 - 16:00 Monikie Country Park £192.00 16+ Adult Build confidence and develop skills to be a competent sailor in light winds. Must have sailing skills to Level 1 standard.
Adult Public ‘On the Water’ Courses - Windsurfing (Beginner)
Wildlife Parkland Detectives Thursday 14 July 13:30 - 15:30 Forfar Loch Country Park £6.00 8+ Discover what’s living in and around the park, check out the woods and the wild areas and discover wildlife in even the tiniest of habitats. Please meet at the Ranger Centre.
Wednesday x 2 weeks course 20 and 27 July (inclusive) 18:00 - 20:00 Monikie Country Park £64.00 16+ Adult This 2 week course of Windsurfing is aimed at beginners, no experience necessary. Please report to the Information Centre to register. All equipment provided including wetsuit.
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Eagle Watch, Upper Glen Clova
Damsels & Dragonflies
Sunday 24 July 11:00 - 15:00 Glen Doll Meet at Ranger Service £12.00 Adults / Children under 16yrs must be with an adult and able to walk 6 miles round trip Another opportunity to view the breeding Golden Eagles before the young fledge in Upper Glen Clova.
Thursday 4 August 13:30 - 15:30 Crombie Country Park £6.00 5+ Accompanied by families Discover the wonderful damselflies and dragonflies to be found in and around the ponds of Crombie. Please meet at the hut at the Car Park.
Dragonflies, Damselfies and Flowers Walk and Workshop Sunday 7 August 11:00 - 14:00 Glen Doll Meet at Ranger Service £12.00 8+yrs Join the Ranger for a stroll along the trails of the forest to identify a variety of flying insects and wildflowers.
Red Alert Tuesday 26 July 13:30 - 15:30 Crombie Country Park £6.00 8+ Put on your detective hat and discover where to find the Red Squirrels within Crombie Country Park, learn how to spot a drey and recognise where they have been feeding. Please meet at the Ranger Centre.
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Beginner Mountain Bike Club
Adult Course BSUPA Level 1 Ready to Ride (SUP) Certificated
Saturday 20 August - 24 September (inclusive) 09:30 - 11:30 Monikie Country Park £72.00 7-11yrs Learn to ride competently off road, develop basic riding and technical skills, have fun and enjoy yourself. Countryside Adventure provide the mountain bikes and helmets. Report to the information centre to register.
Saturday 13 August 10:00 - 12:00 Monikie Country Park £48.00 16+ Adult This BSUPA Level 1 ‘Ready to Ride’ 2hr Course is aimed at people who have never stand up paddled before and want to learn the basics. Please report to the Information Centre to register. All equipment provided including wetsuit.
Eagle Watch, Upper Glen Clova Sunday 14 August 11:00 - 15:00 £12.00 Another opportunity to view the breeding Golden Eagles before the young fledge in Upper Glen Clova.
Rangers Led Walk to Bachnagairn Upper Glen Clova Sunday 4 September 11:00 - 15:00 Glen Doll Meet at Ranger Service £12.00 Adults / Children under 16yrs must be with an adult and able to walk 6 miles round trip Join the Ranger on a walk up to Bachnagairn in Upper Glen Clova to observe the Flora and Fauna of the glen including Golden Eagle, Red Deer and a variety of wildflowers.
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Tea for Free
Clash of the Titans
Sunday 4 September 13:30 - 15:30 Forfar Loch Country Park £6.00 8+ Accompanied by families Join the Ranger for a walk around the park and discover plants and trees that can provide us with free food and drink. Try out something the Ranger has made from the Country Park larder. Please meet at the Ranger Centre.
Sunday 9 October 11:00 - 15:00 Glen Doll Meet at Ranger Service £12.00 Adults / Children under 16yrs must be with an adult and able to walk 5 miles round trip Join the Ranger and a professional deer stalker on a walk along the Dounalt loop path to watch and listen to the roaring of the rutting Red Deer stags in the glen as they round up their harem of hinds and warn off other rival stags. This is a five mile return walk on a forest track with little climbing.
PADDLEFEST Tuesday 21 June | 10:30 - 14:30 Monikie Country Park £16 | 8+ years ANGUSalive in partnership with Scottish Disability Sport invite you to join us in a celebration of para water sports. This is a fantastic opportunity for people with physical, sensory and / or learning disabilities to try out the sports of Kayaking, Canoeing and Paddle Boarding with family and friends. For further information please contact Laura Smith on Laura.ap.smith@angusalive.scot or 07816 927983 Booking Required - (maximum 4 per booking) 44
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