Summer 18 brochure compressed by OnFife

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M AY–AUG 2018

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Welcome Summer’s in bloom and here at ONFife we’re getting ready for another season of quality entertainment for the whole household. In THEATRES, we’ve booked a broad range of live music, dance, comedy and drama – from cabaret to kids shows via pop, country and classic rock cover bands. We’re especially excited to unveil our new Actors Studio series. Host Ross Owen will delve into the comedy world of BBC Scotland sensation Still Game, offering a rare audience with various stars of the country’s favourite TV series. We’re also thrilled to bring you more of the immensely popular Murder Mystery nights we’ve been plotting across all of our venues. Over in MUSEUMS, meanwhile, a pair of major new exhibitions open at Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries as we explore the history of Dunfermline’s seminal punk outliers The Skids and dig into the wonderful world of wildlife through our colourful, interactive, family-friendly summer show titled Blooming Marvellous.

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Finally, in LIBRARIES we celebrate the 70th anniversary of Glenrothes with Reimagination – a special book festival for Fife’s ‘New Town’ featuring Tennis godmother Judy Murray, Kirkcaldy’s own Val McDermid and much more. For the kids – Scotland’s much-loved comic, The Beano, is the theme of this year’s Summer Reading Challenge as it turns 80. Register your wee Menace at the local library from 28th May to take part in many mischief making events throughout the holidays. We hope you enjoy our new brochure layout and that it helps in planning a few days and nights out over the coming months. As ever, this is only a snapshot of what our many venues have to offer – visit onfife.com and our social media pages for daily announcements. Heather Stuart CEO ON with Fife Cultural Trust

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Brochure

EVENT GUIDE

May – August 2018

How to book

Contents

ONline Shows and Exhibitions Book and choose your own seats at onfife.com

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Lochgelly Centre – 01592 583303 Adam Smith Theatre – 01592 583302 Rothes Halls – 01592 611101

New layout Fife Cultural Trust (ONFife) provides an enormous array of creative and entertaining experiences in our 45 different Theatres, Museums Galleries and Libraries. As we have so much going ON we have looked to redesign our season brochure to raise awareness of the breadth and range of activities. We hope you find this both a useful and inspiring guide. We would be interested in all feedback to marketing@onfife.com.

Contents

On pages 4– 45 we have highlighted our events and exhibitions during May – August in chronological order (based on their start or initial date if multi events). From page 46 onwards you can find details of our wonderful venues – including all the contact details as well as a listing of each venue’s events.

ON your travels

Visit us at any of our Theatres, Libraries or Museums.

Reservation fees

For tickets costing more than £5 there is a reservation fee applied online and on the phone but no charge in person at the venue: £1 reservation fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction).

Baby changing facilities available

Changing places

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Concessions

We offer lower-priced concession tickets for many of our shows. If you are under 16, a Senior Citizen, student in full time education, registered disabled or unemployed, where you see ‘conc.’ you can book at a reduced price. When collecting tickets, proof of concession must be provided.

Groups

We welcome larger parties and if you have a group of 10+ interested in seeing a show, call any of our Box Offices or our Groups Booking line on 01592 583354, as you may be able to benefit from a group discount.

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Whether you’ve seen a show, had lunch in one of our cafés or just have a suggestion, we want to hear from you. Log on to youtellus.co.uk or speak to a member of staff.

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St Andrews Museum

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Methil Heritage Centre

52 Archives & Local History

Keys for all venues, p 46 – 54

Disabled access available

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53 Car parking available

Bike parking facilities

Licensed venue

Café in venue

All ONFife Libraries

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Roads to Success EXHIBITION Free

Taking part in art and a creative process not only helps improve mental health, it also produces some interesting work. This show promotes work made by people working with Occupational Health professionals across NHS Fife. One of the artists said: “Some of the art work in our exhibition was created with the Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival theme of “Beginnings” in mind. We hope that you enjoy our art work as much as we enjoyed creating it”. Lochgelly Centre – FifeSpace

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SAT 28 APR – SUN 26 AUG

Richard Jobson & The Skids EXHIBITION Free

Richard Jobson – musician, poet, filmmaker and broadcaster – reflects on his career to date and looks back to 1977, the year that seminal Dunfermline punk rock group The Skids formed, right up to today with the release of their first album in 35 years. Includes Jobson’s original artwork “Scared to Dance”, which was named for the Skids’ debut, and some incredible pieces from local collections. Book a free audience with Richard Jobson, Sat 19 May, 2.30pm Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries

Paper Trail EXHIBITION WITH EVENTS Free

Curated by postgraduate Museum & Gallery Studies students at the University of St Andrews.

Did you know that papermaking began in China over 3,000 years ago? Paper Trail explores the history of paper from ancient times to the present day. Find out more about paper’s role in art, education, and science – and explore Fife’s rich paper making heritage. With a range of free events for adults and children. Full details at www.papertrail-standrews.com St Andrews Museum

Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

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TOURING UNTIL DEC

WOW – Incredible Inventions & Marvellous Machines EXHIBITION Free to hire

Climb on board our mobile museum to find out more about light, sound and movement. With curious objects to investigate, fantastic inventors to discover, and some simple experiments in our mad lab. Explore the way science has taken us from the magic lantern to the Raspberry Pi – with only a few minor explosions in between! Exhibition supported by Museums Galleries Scotland and the Friends of Kirkcaldy Galleries. To book for your school or community group, please call 01592 583204 or email mac@onfife.com MAC

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Code Clubs UNTIL SUN 10 JUN

Fife Contemporary

NEXUS: Meetings at the Edge

CHILDREN’S CLUBS Times Vary Free

EXHIBITION Free

A Fife Contemporary exhibition centred on fascinating jewellery and beautiful objects where different craft disciplines meet. Curated by Dr Elizabeth Goring in collaboration with the Ruthin Craft Centre, Meetings at the Edge features 20 artists from throughout Britain and Ireland. Event details at www.fcac.co.uk Kirkcaldy Galleries

Code Clubs in libraries give children the chance to try some basic computer programming. They are free for boys and girls aged 7 – 11 and are a fun way to help develop children’s creative, collaborative and problem-solving skills. ONFife Libraries

Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries, Duloch, Kirkcaldy Galleries, Templehall, Windmill Community Campus, Cupar, Kelty, Jennie Lee Library, Rothes Halls Library.

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Bookbug Sessions CHILDREN AND FAMILIES EVENTS

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Bring a little sunshine into your life with our Bookbug sessions in libraries. We have songs, stories and rhymes for little ones, to bring laughter and fun to your day. Look out for our special Bookbug Buggy Walks, Teddy Bear Sleepovers, British Sign Language and Gaelic & Scots sessions too. Bookbug Week is 14th – 20th May and we’ll be celebrating Friendship, so why not tell your friends how great our sessions are and bring them along! Various ONfife Libraries

FROM MAY – ALL THEATRES

Check onfife.com/libraries

Top & Tail Nights LIVE MUSIC

WED 2 MAY – SAT 5 MAY

Kelty Musical Association

7pm – close FreeAY –

MUSICAL 7.15pm, Sat mat 2.15pm £14 / conc £12

To make your nights out at our theatre even more special we have introduced our new “Top & Tail Nights” with live music in our bars from 7pm until close, on the night of a show.

Jesus Christ Superstar Following last year’s hilarious Spamalot, KMA presents “The greatest story ever told.” Jesus Christ Superstar is loosely based on the gospels’ accounts of the last week of Jesus’s life, beginning with the preparation for the arrival of Jesus and his disciples and ending with the crucifixion. This adaptation of a global phenomenon promises to deliver outstanding vocals alongside one of the most famous and finest musical scores ever written.

Look out for the symbol next to performance nights. Join us for pre and post show entertainment in our café bars, featuring: LOCAL ACTS • JOHN MCQUISTON • JAMES MCKAY • MATTIE COLLINS • M-JAY Performing in his own main auditorium gig on Fri 1 Jun ticket £10 • KATY GALLOWAY

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All events and exhibitions from May to August in chronological order.

Page 46 onwards: Venues details and listings.

We would love to hear what you think about our new brochure layout. Send your feedback to marketing@onfife.com.

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WED 2 MAY, SUN 13 MAY, FRI 25 MAY, FRI 13 JUL & FRI 27 JUL

Stars of Still Game and Only an Excuse?

Actors Studio Summer Season

Greg Hemphill

Q&A 7.30pm £10

Cast members of classic Scottish comedies line-up to tell their story as new talk series continues. Hosted by radio presenter Ross Owen, these question and answer sessions offer rare, first-hand accounts and backstage stories that give a glimpse behind the curtain of professional actors working in Scotland.

Paul Riley

Jonathan Watson

A Scottish Canadian actor, writer, comedian and wrestler who has also presented on television and radio. Along with his comedy partner, Ford Kiernan, he is best known for his co-starring appearances in Still Game and Chewin’ the Fat. Fri 25 May Adam Smith Theatre

Sanjeev Kholi

Scottish actor and comedian Paul Riley leads the way at Lochgelly Centre on Wednesday, 2nd May. Known for his role as pensioner Winston Ingram in the Scottish sitcom, Still Game. He previously worked on the sketch show Chewin’ the Fat. Wed 2 May Lochgelly Centre

Best known for his comedy sketch show Only an Excuse?, which parodies people and events from the world of Scottish football, and the BBC comedy Bob Servant Local Independant in which he appears with Brian Cox. A much-loved character comic, Jonathan became familiar to millions alongside Gregor Fisher, Tony Roper and Elaine C Smith in cult show Naked Video in the 1980s. Sun 13 May Carnegie Hall

Finally, fans will have two opportunities to catch Still Game, River City and Grand Gestures star Sanjeev Kholi in conversation as he tips up to Rothes Halls on Friday, 13 July and Adam Smith Theatre on Friday, 27 July. Fri 13 Jul Rothes Halls Fri 27 Jul Adam Smith Theatre

Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

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“

Lorna Reid manages to bridge the gulf between jazz and country with some panache” Jim Gilchrist, The Scotsman

www.LornaReid.com @lornareidjazz

FRI 4 MAY & FRI 11 MAY

SAT 5 MAY & SUN 6 MAY

Gary Lamont – Dropping The Soap

Lorna Reid The Lounge Sessions

COMEDY 7.30pm £15

MUSIC

18+

7.30pm £10

Internationally acclaimed Scottish vocalistsongwriter and her top flight band perform spellbinding jazz classics and original songs. With the swing of Ella, heart of Billie Holiday and soul of Nina Simone, enjoy a musical journey that is ‘very cool and also very warm.’ Sat 5 May Adam Smith Theatre

After eight years on BBC’s River City, Gary has left his role as hairdresser Robbie behind. But is he destined to be an international showgirl, following in the footsteps of Kylie? Or will he be flogging yoghurt, Martine McCutcheon style? Join him for a down and dirty hour of soapy comedy and music. Fri 4 May Adam Smith Theatre Fri 11 May Lochgelly Centre

Sun 6 May Rothes Halls

SAT 5 MAY

Live & Unplugged Artists Agency

The Marley Experience MUSIC 7.30pm £20

The Marley Experience – a phenomenal UK-based sound, resemblance and passion for the look and vibe-a-like Bob Marley late great King of Reggae. Sat 5 May Rothes Halls and the Wailers tribute band. Featuring lead vocalist Lionart and his undeniable vocal Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

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SAT 5 MAY, FRI 8 JUN, FRI 6 JUL, SAT 7 JUL, SAT 28 JUL, THU 9 AUG, FRI 24 AUG

Murder Mysteries INTERACTIVE THEATRE 7.30pm £15 / conc £12 Includes a complimentary drink 18+

Wizard School Tonight you’re undercover at a meeting of the newly reinstated DA. Aspiring Wizards from each of the four houses are here, learning to defend themselves in the face of renewed rumours about dark wizards being whispered amongst the faculty. Something is amiss at Wizard School, and when someone turns up dead it takes someone who really knows a Gryphon from a Hippogyph to solve it! Sat 5 May Rothes Halls Fri 8 Jun Adam Smith Theatre

The Doomed Groom You’re attending a stag do for the famous horse groom Paul Perfect. The best man has got the drinks in, the squad are all ready to party… there’s only one thing missing. The stag himself! This close to the wedding, there can only be two possible explanations: cold feet, or coldblooded murder! Fri 6 Jul Rothes Halls

CAN YOU CATCH THE KILLER? The interactive murder mystery game where it’s up to YOU to prove your worth as a detective by solving a heinous killing. Watch events unfold then have your chance to interrogate each subject in turn. Bring a team or come on your own! Fun, funny, mysterious and a good night for all.

Mrs Peacock’s Feathers This evening you’re a guest at the mansion of the mysterious and elusive Mrs Peacock. The Reverend seems a little green around the gills, the Colonel doesn’t really care for mustard and the lady in scarlet doesn’t seem like she can be trusted at all. With all these unsavoury characters around… is it any wonder that someone has turned up dead? Sat 7 Jul Lochgelly Centre

Middle of Summer It’s time for the annual Fruit, Flower and Vegetable festival where three hopeful contestants are trying to win the acclaim of being crowned the winner. But with tensions this high it may come as no surprise that someone will soon end up dead! Sat 28 Jul Rothes Halls

The Phantom You find yourself in a theatre that is allegedly haunted by the mysterious Phantom. Today is audition day and a group of actors have gathered to try their hand at getting a part. You might argue it’s not uncommon for actors to stab each other in the back… or for them to die on stage… but this time these aren’t metaphors, there’s been a murder! Thu 9 Aug Adam Smith Theatre

Memento Mori In the Victorian era death was serious business. When the daughter of a serious business women is found dead in a mort safe and her suitors are the suspects it can only mean trouble. Particularly when the poor deceased girl has a note in her hand that reads “true love never dies.” Who could have done this? Fri 24 Aug Adam Smith Theatre

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Imaginate

Baba Yaga THEATRE 11.30am & 2.30pm £6 Ages 7 – 12yrs (P3 – P7)

Created by Christine Johnston, Rosemary Myers and Shona Reppe Commissioned by Imaginate and Windmill Theatre Co.

Vaselina lives the quiet life, safely tucked away on the third floor of a very tall apartment. But all that changes when she is forced to confront the terrifying Baba Yaga, who plays her music far

too loudly. A new take on an old Russian folktale, guaranteed to give you plenty to chew on.

Supported by the Scottish Government’s Edinburgh Festivals Expo Fund. Carnegie Hall

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TUE 8 MAY – SAT 18 AUG

Tanera (Ar Dùthaich)

Hewers of Coal and Verse

Kevin Percy

Willie Hershaw

Free

Exploring the continually changing relationship between people and the landscape in such communities, Tanera takes its name from an island in the Summer Isles archipelago off the west coast of Scotland. Kevin Percival depicts the intricacies of living and working in a tiny rural community.

This multimedia exhibition celebrates the coal mining culture of West and Central Fife, focusing on the life and work of Joe Corrie (1894-1968) 50 years after his death. Corrie, the Cardenden playwright and poet, became internationally famous after writing the ground breaking work “In Time of Strife” in which he depicts the struggles of three Fife mining families during the General Strike and the Miners’ Lockout of 1926.

EXHIBITION

FotoSpace Gallery, Rothes Halls

EXHIBITION

FifeSpace Lochgelly Centre

TUE 8 MAY

Together Films

Unrest 12A DOCUMENTARY 7.30pm £1

Unrest tells the story of 28 year old Jennifer Brea, who is working on her PhD at Harvard. and months away from marrying the love of her life. when she gets a mysterious fever that leaves her bedridden and looking for answers. Disbelieved by doctors yet determined to live, she turns her camera on herself and discovers a hidden world of millions confined to their homes and bedrooms by ME, commonly known as chronic fatigue syndrome. Q&A to follow. Adam Smith Theatre

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Young Waters

Ear Trumpet Music MUSIC 7.30pm £5

Young Waters’ twisted neo-folk is a tapestry of emotionally powerful vocals, stirring harmonies, lyrical strings and finely mastered acoustic guitar. Their exhilarating rhythms and intricate melodies, coupled with a repertoire that combines startling original material with traditional folk songs, makes for a captivating stage presence. Rothes Halls

WED 9 MAY

eat. Luckily, ultimate foodie Jay – our very own culinary Moses – has stepped up to the plate to offer his new rules including ‘always worship leftovers,’ and ‘do not cut off the fat’ - just two he’ll share with us on the way to the edible promised land.

Bright Spark Partners present

Jay Rayner: The Ten (Food) Commandments Q&A 7.30pm £19.50

Join Masterchef judge and awardwinning restaurant critic Jay Rayner for an audio visual romp through his Ten Food Commandments. The original Ten Commandments have very little to offer when it comes to the complex business of how and what we THU 10 MAY

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Fast-paced and deliciously fun”

Join the chair of BBC Radio 4’s Kitchen Cabinet as he sets out to provide hilarious guidance on the very best way to eat now. Includes Q&A and book signing. Adam Smith Theatre

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NT LIVE: Macbeth by William Shakespeare

7pm

£12.50 /conc £10

Shakespeare’s most intense and terrifying tragedy, directed by Rufus Norris (The Threepenny Opera, London Road) will see Rory Kinnear (Young Marx, Othello) and Anne-Marie Duff (Oil, Suffragette) return to the National Theatre to play Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. The ruined aftermath of a bloody civil war. Ruthlessly fighting to survive, the Macbeths are propelled towards the crown by forces of elemental darkness. Adam Smith Theatre

Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

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Barluath

FRI 11 MAY

RANT

MUSIC

7.30pm £10

7.30pm £14 /conc £12

Barluath are a diverse and innovative Glasgow-based Scottish folk band who embrace both the traditional and contemporary music of Scotland, Ireland and America. The band comprises an energetic mix of Gaelic and Scots song, Highland and Border bagpipes, whistle, fiddle, piano, guitar and Scottish step dance. Carnegie Hall

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Nominated ‘Folk Band of the Year’ - Scots Trad Awards 2016 RANT is the meeting of 4 of Scotland’ s finest fiddle players, two from the Shetland Islands and two from the Highlands. Bethany Reid, Jenna Reid, Lauren MacColl and recent recruit Anna Massie join forces

to create a sound which is both rich and lush, yet retaining all the bite and spark synonymous with a Scottish fiddle player. Using just their fiddles, they weave a tapestry of melodies, textures, layers and sounds. Known for their work as soloists and with various bands, this is a celebration of the instrument they all have a passion for. Rothes Hall

FRI 11 MAY, FRI 8 JUN, FRI 13 JUL, FRI 10 AUG

Hot Tin Roof MUSIC 7.30pm £5

Hot Tin Roof are a guitar-based duo featuring Andrew Challenge and Gavin Jack. The music has a stripped-back feel and can vary in style from delta blues to 60s psychedelia, right through to modern soul. Hot Tin Roof also perform at the Edinburgh Fringe every year to rave reviews. Fri 11 May Rothes Halls Fri 8 Jun Lochgelly Centre Fri 13 Jul Carnegie Hall Fri 10 Aug Adam Smith Theatre

SAT 12 MAY & SAT 11 AUG

Wrong Jovi MUSIC 7.30pm / conc £15

‘One Wild Night’ – Wrong Jovi promise exactly that. The band have been described as ‘the best Bon Jovi tribute band in the world’ by aficionado Justin Lee Collins. Sat 12 May Rothes Halls Sat 11 Aug Adam Smith Theatre

Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

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Abba Gold MUSIC 7.30pm £15

SAT 12 MAY, SAT 16 JUN & SAT 14 JUL

Main Street Blues MUSIC 7.30pm £5

Now with an amazing 15 years of sell-out theatre performances under their sequin studded belts, ‘ABBA Gold The Concert’ has entertained the nation for longer than ABBA existed and has become known as one of the UK’s most spectacular ABBA tribute concert experiences. Featuring an all-star cast of formidable musicians, dancers and vocalists, it’s a night packed with all of ABBA’s greatest hits, performed with the sort of dazzling musicianship only a dedicated live band can accomplish.

Janis Claxton Dance

Pop-Up Duets

(fragments of love) DANCE 12.30pm Free performances

Sat 12 May Adam Smith Theatre Sat 16 Jun Rothes Halls

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Unadulterated acoustic blues and electric blues rock courtesy of Main Street Blues, one of the most prominent Scottish bands to emerge in the genre. Guaranteed to bring an electrifying Saturday night. The band have appeared on both BBC and STV and have consistently sold out venues at the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival since 2012.

Sat 14 Jul Lochgelly Centre

THU 17 MAY & THU 7 JUN

TOM STADE: I SWEAR COMEDY 8pm £17.50

Renowned for his carefree attitude and broad-minded vision, nothing is taboo to this enlightened and captivating comedy legend. Combining off-the-scale charm, razor-sharp wit and a no-holds-barred attitude, Tom pledges to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. As seen on BBC One’s Live at the Apollo, Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow, The John Bishop Show and Ch4’s Comedy Gala. Thu 7 Jun Carnegie Hall

TUE 15 MAY

DCL&G will play host to some magical dance performances. Created by choreographer, Janis Claxton, Pop-Up Duets emerge from public situations and involve accidental as well as intentional audiences. Previously performed at selected libraries across Fife, Popup duets enchant and surprise their audiences. Experience the magic of dance at the heart of DCL&G.

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Library & Galleries

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ReimagiNation

A special book festival for Fife’s New Town Glenrothes in its 70th anniversary year. See our full online listings for more exciting event.

The Time Travelling Book Club Thu 17 May, 11am – 12.30pm £5 / £3 Includes refreshments

Journey back to the birth of Glenrothes and dive into the most popular publications from 1948 to celebrate the town’s 70th anniversary. You’ll receive a loaned copy of a specially selected book in advance before meeting other readers at the event to share your thoughts, and find out how the tastes of readers then compare to now. Remember to leave a phone number or email address when booking so that book collection from a local library can be arranged. Open to all.

Tales of Your Town Thu 17 May, 4.30pm – 6.30pm Free, ticket required Afternoon tea provided

Celebrate the conclusion of a wonderful project which has challenged local people to rethink Glenrothes and find new ways to tell their own origin story of life in the town. Hosted by people’s historian Daniel Gray, this informal event is the perfect chance to hear how others in the community feel about the New Town at 70 years young. Share your views too!

Judy Murray: Holding Court Thu 17 May, 7pm – 8pm £5 / £3

A champion of women’s rights, an activist for youngsters in sport and a role model to anyone with a passion to reach the top of their own game, join Judy Murray as she reveals her story, from the soggy community courts of Dunblane to the white heat of Centre Court at Wimbledon, detailed in Knowing the Score, her extraordinary memoir.

A Turn About the New Town: Walking Tour Fri 18 & Sat 19 May 11am – 12.30pm Meet in the Rothes Halls 10.45am £5 / £3

Whether you’ve lived in the town for all of its 70 years or you’re just visiting for the day, historian Diane Watters’s interactive walking tour takes you to various locations to learn more of the story of Fife’s New Town. Taking in St Columba’s, St Paul’s and St Mary’s Churches as well as modernist housing and more, Diane challenges negative views of the town and explores what the future might hold.

The Great Tapestry of Scotland: Fife Panels Fri 18 May, 12pm – 1pm £5 / £3

Two pioneers behind perhaps Scotland’s biggest ever community art project – The Great Tapestry of Scotland – display and discuss the panels about, or stitched in, Fife: lead artist Andrew Crummy and stitch coordinator Dorie Wilkie. Find out more about this fascinating fabric stitched by over 1000 volunteers, and see where Fife fits in the history of the nation.

onfife.com / call the venue Christopher Brookmyre 21 Years of Harry & Mark Billingham: Potter Magic Sat 19 May, 11.30am – 12.30pm Kings of Crime £3 Ages 6+ Fancy dress encouraged!

Fri 18 May, 5pm – 6pm £5 / £3

Mark Billingham’s terrifying new DI Tom Thorne thriller, Love Like Blood, features a stunning twist, while Christopher Brookmyre’s Places in the Darkness goes further than his fiction has ever gone before – into the unforgiving emptiness of space. Two good friends who’ve won multiple awards and topped the bestsellers list share the stage in an unmissable event full of laughs and gasps.

An Evening of Whisky, Words and Music Fri 18 May, 7pm – 9pm 18+

Celebrate 21 years of the magical world of Harry Potter. As you explore the four houses of Hogwarts with Fleurble Laffalot, discover fun facts and take part in some of the key elements of life at the famous School of Witchcraft and Wizardry – including the sorting ceremony, Quidditch, and much more. The perfect event for any Harry Potter fan. See online for more family-friendly events.

Debate: Glenrothes – A New Day? Sat 19 May, 4pm – 5.30pm Free, ticket required

Glenrothes is a place where the industrial past and technological future collide; a winner of Carbuncle as well as Beauty Scotland awards; a New Town in the heart of ancient Fife. Now 70 years old, can Glenrothes continue to survive these contradictions? Has the New Town ‘experiment’ worked? Chaired by writer and broadcaster Richard Holloway, the panel is composed of historian Dianne Watters and community Artist Amy Whiten.

Fun Lovin’ Crime Writers Sat 19 May, 7.30pm – 9.30pm £7 / £4.50

It’s murder on the dancefloor! The

Val McDermid: Fife’s Finest Sat 19 May, 2.15pm – 3.15pm £5 / £3

£7 / £4.50

A mouthwatering evening savouring what Scotland’s best at: whisky and writing, music and mischief. Nikki Welch and Blair Bowman, authors of The Pocket Guide to Whisky, present a tasting session specially selected for the night. We have the perfect accompaniment — sublime storytelling and music from crime writers Luca Veste and Stuart Neville, as well as Glenrothes’ own Andrew Ferguson with a Tribute to Venus Carmichael, Arbroath’s near-mythical 70s singer who hit headlines in Las Vegas.

Wire in the Blood’s DCI Carol Jordan and psychological profiler Tony Hill return in Insidious Intent, setting pulses racing as they delve into a dark, disturbing string of tragedies, exposing a web of fear and revenge that will challenge your notion of justice. Join Fife’s own multi-million selling queen of crime as she reveals the inspiration behind her iconic characters, and the secrets to skilful storytelling.

Fun Lovin’ Crime Writers rock the stage at the Rothes Halls with a riotous selection of inspired cover tunes for one night only. Fun-loving but seriously talented, the band is formed of top crime writers Mark Billingham, Doug Johnstone, Stuart Neville, Val McDermid, Chris Brookmyre and Luca Veste. It would be criminal to miss it. See our full online listings for more events, including fun, free activities for families. Visit onfife.com and booked.edbookfest.co.uk Rothes Hall

Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

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James Yorkston presents

Tae Sup Wi’ a Fifer

The Pictish Trail’s eloquent songs are as wildly varied as his selection of brightly coloured bobble hats and have seen him get mentioned in the same breath as his heroes Beck, The Beta Band and Hot Chip.

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A rare UK appearance by hugely influential American alt-folk music legend Michael Hurley. His debut album, First Songs, was released on Folkways Records in 1965. Phill Jupitus is a comedian, actor, performance poet, cartoonist and podcaster. For 20 years he was team captain on s itu BBC Two’s popular music quiz Never Mind the Buzzcocks. Influenced by a classical training, Parisian chanson and smoky jazz, Siobhan Wilson’s incisively written, boldly unorthodox indiepop/folk-noir songs have earned rhapsodic reviews. Siobhan Wilson

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Withered Hand – aka Edinburgh’s Dan Wilson. His two albums, Good News and New Gods, have garnered accolades and been praised for their depth and startling honesty. A Rolling Stone ‘Artist to Watch’.

Michael Hurley / Phill Jupitus / Siobhan Wilson

Ian McMillan

A folk singer, songwriter and activist, Grace Petrie’s Heart First Aid Kit was one of Mojo magazine’s top 10 albums of 2017.

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Ian McMillan is a writer and broadcaster. His latest collection is To Fold The Evening Gra Star – New ce and Selected Poems. As well as presenting BBC Radio 3’s The Verb, he’s a regular on BBC Breakfast, Coast and Countryfile.

Michael Hurley

Ian McMillan / Grace Petrie / Withered Hand

Following ten successful years running Fife’s infamous Fence Records, with two albums, numerous minialbums, EPs, and singles under his belt as The Pictish Trail, Lynch has also moonlighted as one half of demented dancepop duo Silver Columns with Adem (Fridge) for their 2010 album Yes and Dance. Thomas McCarthy

MUSIC / POETRY Doors 7:45pm Performance 8pm – 11pm £15

Pictish Trail

Pictish Trail / Thomas McCarthy/ Carl Stone

Thomas Ca McCarthy rl Stone comes from Birr in County Offaly in Ireland. He is an Irish Traveller and comes from a long line of old traditional singers and musicians who kept the tradition of singing strong. Carl Stone is heralded as: “One of American experimental music’s most eloquent advocates” Time Out New York, and “one of the foremost electroacoustic composers of the last decades” Massimo Ricci.

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FRI 18 MAY

UK Blondie MUSIC 7.30pm £15

FRI 18 MAY

Captain Of The Lost Waves ‘Hidden Gems’ CABARET MUSIC 8pm / conc £10

TUE 15 MAY – SAT 15 SEP

SPAN – A Tale of Three Bridges EXHIBITION Free during opening hours

A hands-on family friendly exploration of the three iconic bridges that cross the Forth. Learn about the bold Victorians who risked their lives to create the magnificent rail bridge. How did the “spider men” of the road bridge get their nickname? And how close did we come to having a tunnel under the Forth rather than the beautiful newly opened Queensferry Crossing? Developed in partnership with Deep Sea World, SPAN features stunning historic photographs of all 3 bridges. Methil Heritage Centre

If you enjoy a little ‘Nu Vaudeville’ and a ‘Renaissance of the Bard’ then please come forth; if you like to be actively involved in a show and not merely be another bystander, then please come forth; if you like something which is uniquely different every time and is joyously anarchic and highly unpredictable, then please come forth. If you like defying the norms of social convention and enjoy laughter and fun-fuelled rebellion and reflection in equal measure, then please do come forth.

Introducing UK Blondie, an authentic tribute to the iconic NYC pop punk legends. Using video technology and costume changes, this is a nostalgic journey through the life and times of Debbie Harry and co. All the hits, plus new material to bring the show right up to the present day. Fresh from an appearance on BBC TV show Even Better Than the Real Thing, this tribute show goes from strength to strength. Catch them on their 11:59 tour. Lochgelly Centre

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FRI 18 MAY

Keep It Cash MUSIC 7.30pm £15

A night dedicated to the original Man in Black – this is what they say about Keep It Cash:

“

The most accurate sounding tribute show to Johnny Cash on the planet”

The tribute “ band that keeps

the sound of Johnny Cash alive”

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SAT 19 MAY – SUN 21 OCT

Blooming Marvellous EXHIBITION WITH EVENTS Free

Everything in the garden’s lovely as we explore the wonderful world of wildlife, plants and flowers through our colourful, interactive, family-friendly summer exhibition. With fantastic hands-on activities you can find out more about insects, birds and animals and unearth lots of fascinating facts about the plants in our gardens. With an exciting programme of events for children and adults throughout the exhibition. Full details at www.onfife.com Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries

SAT 19 MAY

Solid Gold Scotland MUSIC 7.30pm £15

The original and best tribute show to Scotland’s most successful rock and pop music features an incredible 30+ hit songs from superstars such as Deacon Blue, Runrig, The Proclaimers, Texas, Lulu, The Bay City Rollers, Paolo Nutini, Del Amitri, KT Tunstall, Annie Lennox, Gerry Rafferty, Pilot, Amy MacDonald and Wet Wet Wet to name but a few legendary artists! Whether you’re young, young-at-heart, or old enough to know better – Solid Gold Scotland is the perfect party night out for everyone. Carnegie Hall Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

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ONFife COMEDY Nights COMEDY 7.30pm £10

LIVE LIFE LAUGH FIFE SAT 19 MAY

Craig Campbell ‘Easy Tiger’ COMEDY 7.30pm £15

The majestic mountain moose in a tiger striped onesie brings his thrilling new show ‘Easy Tiger’ out of the Fringe jungle and onto the world stage for his third solo tour. Settle in for an evening of hilarity as Canada’s furriest friend disgorges all your favourite cultural furballs. Lochgelly Centre

SAT 19 MAY

Lost Shores Ceilidh Band MUSIC 7.30pm £5

Lost Shores Ceilidh Band, formed by three young Fifers with a passion for traditional Scottish music, are a fresh and exciting band who enjoy a good knees-up. The trio’s energetic style fuses traditional ceilidh tunes with some exciting modern twists which, combined with a lively atmosphere, make for a joyous night of music and dance. Adam Smith Theatre

We’re creating a new stop in Scotland’s comedy circuit this year. Join us across our theatres for a night of laughs from some of the top names in comedy. We’ll also be introducing a few Fife Firsts, with a selection of local comics also appearing. The line-up for May & June includes: SUSAN MCCABE, JOJO SUTHERLAND, SCOTT GIBSON & RAYMOND MEARNS Fri 25 May & Fri 29 Jun Adam Smith Theatre Fri 25 May & Fri 29 Jun Rothes Halls Sat 26 & Sat 30 Jun Lochgelly Centre Sat 26 May & Sat 30 June Carnegie Hall

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FRI 25 MAY

Jimmy Buckley MUSIC 7.30pm £21.50

One of Ireland’s best loved and most respected performers, Jimmy has enjoyed many years at the top of his profession and received numerous awards including the prestigious Entertainer of the Year in the RTE Music Awards. He possesses a very rare talent, not only as a singer but also as a hilarious mimic of other major stars. Alongside his talented group, Jimmy’s show contains a wide variety of material – country, big ballads and tribute medleys, to the greats of country music, Hank Williams and Charley Pride. Rothes Halls

FRI 25 MAY & SAT 4 AUG

Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham MUSIC 7.30pm £19.50 /conc £18.50

Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham have established themselves as the epitome of excellence in the world of traditional music and have been described by Mike Russell as “probably the best traditional musicians you are ever likely to hear”. With their musical magic and quick-witted humour they will pull your emotional strings one moment and have you falling off the seat with laughter the next. Fri 25 May Carnegie Hall Sat 4 Aug Rothes Halls

FRI 25 MAY & SAT 25 AUG

10CCLO MUSIC 7.30pm £20

A faithful tribute to 10cc and the Electric Light Orchestra. Remember these? Dreadlock Holiday, Mr Blue Sky, I’m Mandy Fly Me, Livin’ Thing, Evil Woman, The Things We Do for Love, Wild West Hero, Life is a Minestrone, I’m Not in Love, Roll Over Beethoven – just a few among the many massive hits that make up the timeless repertoire of these two legendary, timeless bands. Fri 25 May Adam Smith Theatre Sat 25 Aug Rothes Halls

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MON 28 MAY – SUN 2 SEP

Summer Reading Challenge 2018 Free to participate. Individual Events / Activities cost from £1.50 per child

Celebrating the 80th anniversary of Scotland’s much-loved comic, this year’s Summer Reading Challenge theme is Beano! As they read their library books, children collect special stickers, as well as playful gifts. Mischief Makers will celebrate adventure, friendship, reading and fun. Register your wee Menace at your local library from 28th May and make sure to take part in mischief making events throughout the holidays. All ONFife Libraries Various times and libraries please check onfife.com for more details.

SAT 26 MAY

Hotel California

SAT 26 MAY

Elmer Day

MUSIC

CHILDREN’S EVENT

7.30pm £18.50 / conc £17.50

All Day Various Branches £1.50

We love Elmer the patchwork elephant! If you do to, come to the library and help us celebrate national Elmer Day. As well as our main craft events at Kirkcaldy Galleries and Dunfermline Carnegie Library and Galleries, other libraries will be joining the fun too with colourful things to make and do, It will be ENORMOUS fun. 12–1pm and 2–3pm Kirkcaldy Galleries

Hotel California, a six piece ensemble of musicians, will perform their spectacular new critically acclaimed show that gives you a concert experience of 100 minutes of pure Eagles nostalgia.

12–1pm and 2–3pm DCL&G

Rothes Halls

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SAT 26 MAY, SUN 27 MAY, SAT 9 JUN & SUN 10 JUN

Jango Starr

One Man Shoe CHILDREN’S 3pm £5 Ages 5 – 11

One Man Shoe is a delightful, dynamic and uplifting show for children and families, performed by Jango Starr, whose unique style of silent physical theatre includes modern circus clowning, slapstick comedy, puppetry, juggling and absurd magic.

SAT 26 MAY

Dunfermline Strathspey and Reel Society 28th Fiddlers’ Rally MUSIC 7pm £10.00 /conc £8.00 Children admitted free with paying adult

A truly unique performer with more than 25 years of international experience, his gift lies in his ability to touch the child in everyone’s heart. Sat 26 May Rothes Hall Sun 27 May Lochgelly Centre Sat 9 Jun Adam Smith Theatre Sun 10 Jun Carnegie Hall

SUN 27 MAY

Sara Ann Kelly

Manuscripts, Missals and Miscellaneous: the wonderful George Reid collection SUNDAY SEMINAR - TALK 2pm £5

Join us for an evening of traditional Scottish toe tapping music. Approximately 50 musicians will play a selection of marches, jigs, reels and haunting slow airs, including a tribute to the Centenary of the First World War. Conductor: Gwyneth Young Guest Artistes: Robyn Smith and Gregor Smith Compere: Bruce Jamieson Lochgelly Centre

Our Local Studies Officer, Sara Ann Kelly, will introduce you to the wonderful books in Dunfermline’s George Reid collection and her hopes for further research and collaboration. Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries

SUN 27 MAY

Robertson Dance Academy

Once Upon a Happily Ever After DANCE 12.30pm & 5pm

£8 /conc £6 /Parent & baby £10

Once Upon a Happily Ever After will take you on a journey from cover to cover of our favourite books, featuring everything from children’s classic novels to crazy comic book characters. This fun-filled family friendly performance features dances in ballet, tap, modern, jazz, Scottish Highland dancing, acro dance and musical theatre. Carnegie Hall

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The Journey of My Life with Chantal Mrimi

TUE 29 MAY

Groove ON

Dementia Friendly Disco

AUTHOR EVENT

EVENT

7pm £3

1.30pm – 4pm Free but ticketed

As part of our programme of events to mark the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival, join us at Rothes Halls to listen to Chantal Mrimi – a Rwandan refugee who has made Glenrothes her home, read from her book The Journey of My Life From Rwanda. One of the most uplifting and powerful true life stories you’ll hear from one of the most inspiring women you’re ever likely to meet.

Dig out your dancing shoes and get your Groove ON at our 60s themed dementiafriendly disco. Our fantastic DJ will be playing all your 60s favourites in this celebratory afternoon of funfilled musical memories. Come on your own or with friends, family members or carer.

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TUE 29 MAY, WED 30 MAY, THU 31 MAY, SUN 3 JUNE

Holy Moly & The Crackers MUSIC 7.30pm £5

With their unique fusion of gypsy folk rock, Holy Moly & The Crackers hail from the north east of Scotland and have a loyal, devoted and ever-increasing fanbase. The band have built themselves an enviable reputation, pulling packed houses for their ferocious, visceral live shows, and now they are heading into heavier, gutsier waters with their new album Salem. Come see it in the flesh on this rare tour of Fife. Tue 29 May Lochgelly Centre Wed 30 May Rothes Halls Thu 31 May Adam Smith Theatre Sun 3 June Carnegie Hall

Supported by Dementia Strategy Group

TUE 29 MAY – SAT 2 JUN

Lochgelly & District Amateur Musical Association

The Wizard of Oz 7.15pm, Sat mat 2.15pm £13.00 /conc £11.00

Rub those ruby slippers together and join LADAMA as they embark on their wonderful journey along the yellow brick road in one of the most magical and best loved musicals of all time. Lochgelly Centre

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Giovanni Pernice – Born To Win 2018 Tour DANCE 7.30pm£29 / conc £27 VIP £50 (limited seats for meet & greet)

Strictly Come Dancing professional, Giovanni Pernice, will be heading back out on tour in 2018, after a sell-out lap of the country in 2017. He will be joined by seven more world class professionals including strictly professional Luba Mushtuk. This energetic and passionate show is produced once more by Strictly Theatre Co and choreographed by Strictly Come Dancing’s creative director Jason Gilkison. Get ready for glitzy costumes, amazing routines and another beautiful story. Adam Smith Theatre

FRI 1 JUN & SAT 2 JUN

M&M Productions

The Wizard of Oz MUSICAL Fri 7pm & Sat 2pm £7.50 Ages 4 – 11yrs

When a tornado rips through Kansas, Dorothy and her dog, Toto, are whisked away in their house to the magical Land of Oz They follow the Yellow Brick Road towards the Emerald City to meet the wizard, and en route meet a scarecrow who needs a brain, a tin man missing a heart, and a cowardly lion who wants courage. Their quest for the Wicked Witch of the West’s broom sets them off on a timeless family friendly adventure.

SAT 2 & SUN 3 JUN

Youth Music Theatre Scotland

Honk Jr MUSICAL

Sat 2 June – 11am & 2pm Sun 3 – 2pm & 5pm

Ugly looks quite a bit different from his darling duckling brothers and sisters. The other animals on the farm are quick to notice and point this out, despite his mother’s protective flapping. An adventure of selfdiscovery, where Ugly meets a whole flock of unique characters and finds out that being different is not a bad thing to be. Part of Youth Music Theatre Scotland’s 10th Anniversary Year and in partnership with ON Fife.

Fri 1 Jun Carnegie Hall

Honk! Jr is a heart-warming celebration of individuality that is sure to delight audiences of all ages with its sparkling wit, unique charm and memorable score. Witty, hilarious and deeply moving.

Sat 2 Jun Rothes Halls

Adam Smith Theatre

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Cheers to Women’s Fiction! Celebrating the Women’s Prize for Fiction 2018 AUTHOR EVENT

7pm (90 minutes) £6.50 /conc £5.50

North Sea Gas is one of Scotland’s most popular folk bands with great vocals and tremendous three part harmonies. Guitars, mandolin, fiddle, bouzouki, harmonica, whistles, bodhrans, banjo and good humour are all part of the entertainment. They have received gold and silver disc awards from the Scottish Music Industry Association and regularly have sold out shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and around the world.

Join us in celebrating the Women’s Prize for Fiction 2018 with an evening of book readings and drinks at Cupar Library. Savour a glass of fizz while you sit back and listen to a reading from each of the six shortlisted books. Taste the award ceremony excitement, vote for your favourite title on the night and you could to win the whole set.

Rothes Halls

Cupar Library

SAT 2 JUNE

North Sea Gas MUSIC 7.30pm £10 /conc £9

OVER 37 YEARS AND STRONGER THAN EVER!

FRI 8 JUN

DOREC-A-BELLE MUSIC 7.30pm £10

All-female Inverness four-piece Dorec-abelle have been gigging across Scotland for three years in the lead up to the release of their debut album, Listen. The genesis is Scottish folk but it veers off in different directions, finding inspiration in blues, country and south eastern European folk. See it come alive on stage. Carnegie Hall (Tiffanys)

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FRI 8 JUN, SAT 9 JUN, FRI 27 JUL

The Counterfeit 60s

The band members have performed their unique tribute shows all over the UK, working individually with notable artists from the era such as The Searchers, The Ivy League, The Fortunes, The Tremeloes and many more. Join them for a night of sheer rock’n’roll nostalgia.

MUSIC 7.30pm £22/conc £21

Relive the sounds of the swinging sixties with this rousing flashback to the great bands from this unforgettable time. The fantastic music of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Dave Clark Five, The Kinks and The Monkees

Fri 8 Jun Adam Smith Theatre

SAT 9 JUN & SAT 27 OCT

SAT 9 JUN

Glenrothes Comic Con 2018 EXHIBITION

Electric 80s MUSIC 7.30pm £15

9.30am-5pm £3

The Red Capes return to Rothes Halls! After entertaining thousands in 2017, Glenrothes Comic Con brings great guests and memorabilia from the world of comics, film and video games. There will be workshops

and discussion panels, exhibitors featuring established creators and local talent, various vendors, and toys galore. Cosplay is a massive part of every Comic Con, and Glenrothes is no exception. Dress as your favourite superhero, anime or videogame character, from Wonder Woman to Star Wars and everything in between! Rothes Halls

Get ready to step inside the DeLorean, switch on the flux capacitor and go back in time with The Electric 80s Show. The stars of Electric 80s Show faithfully recreate the authentic sound of 40+ classic 80s songs by legendary artists including Michael Jackson, Madonna, The Human League, Kylie Minogue and many more!

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SAT 9 JUN

The Absolute Jam MUSIC 7.30pm £10

The Absolute Jam capture the authentic raw energy and sound of The Jam’s early punk roots and play a full range of deep cuts from their riotous back catalogue. Expect everything from In The City, Going Underground, Town Called Malice, Eton Rifles and The Modern World to a surprising selection of album tracks and B sides to please both the avid Jam fan as well as the newcomers. That’s Entertainment! Adam Smith Theatre

MON 11 JUN – SAT 22 SEP

Marysia Lachowicz and Kyra Clegg

Sea Views EXHIBITION Free

Using photography, video and mixed media, artists Kyra Clegg and Marysia Lachowicz invite the viewer on a journey around the Fife coast and beyond in a series of installations that take a fresh look at the boundaries between land, sea, imagination and reality.

THU 14 – SAT 16 JUN

Youth Music Theatre Scotland

Made in Dagenham – The Musical MUSICAL 7pm (Sat Mat 2pm) £12.50/conc £10

Essex, 1968. Like millions of other working women, each morning Rita O’Grady is just trying to get her husband out of bed, get the kids off to school and get to work at the factory on time. But life is about to change forever when it’s announced

that the girls in the stitching room of Ford’s Dagenham car plant will have their pay grade dropped to ‘unskilled’. Quickly drawing on a strength she never knew she had, Rita leads her friends in a battle against the might of Ford and the corruption of the Union

supposed to protect them. Funny, touching and timeless, Made in Dagenham shows how ordinary people can do extraordinary things when they stand together. This production contains adult language and themes – Parental discretion is advised

Adam Smith Theatre

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Mousetale Puppets

Oscar’s Amazing Space Adventure CHILDREN 2pm £5 Age 4yrs +

Oscar is an inquisitive young mouse who loves adventures, so, when a mysterious object lands in the garden shed, he can’t help investigating and soon finds himself on a bizarre intergalactic mission! Sat 16 Jun Rothes Halls Sat 14 July Carnegie Hall Sat 15 Sept Adam Smith Theatre Sat 22 Sept Lochgelly Centre

FRI 15 & SAT 16 JUN

Dance School

The Dance Academy 2018 7pm, Sat mat 2pm £11/conc £8.50

SAT 16 JUN

Paul Thorpe as ‘Elvis’ MUSIC

After Dance Academy’s successful 25th Anniversary year, they are still striving forward to inspire dancers of all ages. Taking to the stage with pride and passion, Dance Academy allows all pupils to express themselves through many disciplines of dance. Lochgelly Centre

7.30pm £15

Paul Thorpe has appeared on ITV’s original Stars in their Eyes as Elvis Presley, winning through an incredible 10,000 applicants. Now UK based, he successfully tours America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Japan, India, and now you can see him channeling the King of Rock’n’Roll in the glorious surrounds of the Rothes Halls. Rothes Halls

SAT 16 JUN

The Dance Studio

Dance Fever 2018 1pm & 6.30pm £12/conc £10

Join The Dance Studio to celebrate its 15th annual show where dancers from 3 years up to adult will participate in a showcase catering to all levels, from beginners all the way up to our amazing competitive hip-hop

crews. Expect ballet, contemporary, lyrical, commercial and jazz. A fast paced performance from one of Dunfermline’s largest dance studios. Our dancers can’t wait to welcome you along to enjoy all their hard work they have put in this year. Carnegie Hall

onfife.com / call the venue SAT 16 JUN – SAT 22 SEP

Art in Trust – Highlights from the Paintings Collection EXHIBITION WITH EVENTS Free

A celebration of our wonderful fine art collection, this exhibition features works by famous artists such as William McTaggart, L S Lowry, James McIntosh Patrick, Joan Eardley and Alison Watt. You can also find all four Scottish Colourists – Peploe, Hunter, Cadell and Fergusson – as well as Glasgow Boy E A Hornel. With landscapes, portraits, still life and seascapes, it’s a visual feast which offers something for all tastes.

For further information about associated events please check our website onfife.com St Andrews Museum

SAT 23 JUN – SUN 4 NOV

A Brush with Colour: 20th Century Paintings from the Edinburgh School EXHIBITION WITH EVENTS

Free

From our superb Scottish art collection, a show highlighting the group known as the Edinburgh School. Featuring work by inter-war artists trained at Edinburgh School of Art, and the next generation, who were heavily influenced – and taught – by them.

Anne Redpath, John Houston, Robin Philipson and Elizabeth Blackadder. Look out for details of associated events and activities for both adults and children at www. onfife.com Kirkcaldy Galleries

Oils and watercolours by famous artists: William Gillies,

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FRI 22 & SAT 23 JUN

Cheryl Crawford Dance Studios

Showtime 2018

Fri 6.30pm, Sat 12.30pm & 6.30pm £12 /conc £10

SUN 17 JUN

Carnegie Youth Theatre

On Broadway MUSICAL 7.30pm £8.50

Pupils from 3 years to late teens will showcase their talents in a range of genres including ballet, tap, jazz, cheer, contemporary, commercial, acro and musical theatre. A fun family show for all to enjoy. Rothes Halls

Members of Carnegie Youth Theatre move to the other side of the curtains to direct and choreograph a glorious new production conceived and put together by the members themselves. Carnegie Hall

SUN 24 JUN

John Reade

900 years of Malt and Ale in Dunfermline and South West Fife SUNDAY SEMINAR - TALK 2pm £5

THU 21 JUN – SAT 23 JUN

Dunfermline Dramatic Society

A Bunch Of Amateurs DRAMA 7.30PM £9/conc £8

Keen to boost his flagging career, fading Hollywood action hero Jefferson Steele arrives in England to play King Lear in Stratford – only to find that this is not the birthplace of the Bard, but a sleepy Suffolk village. And instead of Kenneth Branagh and Dame Judi Dench, the cast are a bunch of amateurs trying to save their theatre from developers. Jefferson’s monstrous ego, vanity and insecurity are tested to the limit by the enthusiastic am-dram thespians. Carnegie Hall

A Seminar with a difference; come and taste historic ales and hear about the long history of brewing in West Fife with hands on expert John Reade. Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries

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FRI 29 JUN

The Rising MUSIC 7.30pm £15

Talented musicians, seasoned performers and Springsteen fans – The Rising deliver night after night! Based in central Scotland, The Rising continue to rock the UK with ever growing popularity and a constantly changing set-list that goes from Badlands to Jungleland – the full back catalogue, the anthems, the hits, and a few rarities for the connoisseur are all there. Carnegie Hall

FRI 29 JUN

Simon Brett Band MUSIC 7.30pm £15

The Simon Brett Band are a classic three-piece blues rock outfit delivering the best in original and cover material. Always an exciting live performance in the style of Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and many of the blues rock greats! They hit the road with a new line-up and special guest players along the way. See them rock the Halls!

FRI 29 JUN

Through The Decades With Roy Orbison & Buddy Holly

Rothes Halls

MUSIC 7.30pm £18.50/conc £17.50 Under 16’S £10

Darren Page and Marc Robinson have joined forces to bring Lochgelly an uplifting rock ‘n’ roll show. Both have dedicated their careers to keeping the tremendous music of Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly alive. During the show you will hear all the favourites from I Drove All Night, Crying, Running Scared, Heartbeat, Bo Diddley, and True Love Ways to name but a few! Will rock ‘n’ roll ever die? That’ll Be the Day! Lochgelly Centre

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SAT 30 JUN

Solitaire Carpenters 7.30pm £15

Solitaire Carpenters pays homage to the illustrious music of Karen and Richard Carpenter with a dedication to recreating the original Carpenters live experience at the heart of their show. They’ve a huge back catalogue of spine-tingling hits to choose from, such as Please Mr Postman and Top of the World. Rothes Halls

SAT 30 JUN

Gillebride MacMillan (Gwyllyn the Bard in Starz Outlander) MUSIC 7.30pm £10

SAT 30 JUN

Full Nelson – Tribute to Willie Nelson MUSIC 7.30pm £18 In Advance £20 On the Night

Gary Luntley brings a convincing and compelling take on one of the most recognisable country music figures in the world. Full Nelson recreates the phenomena and legend that is a Willie Nelson live show. Not only sound-alike but look-alike, this full live band pays homage in true splendour, playing hits and album tracks spanning his six decade career. Adam Smith Theatre

Gillebride MacMillan is one of the most sought-after modern Scottish Gaelic singers. A native speaker of the language from the Outer Hebrides, Gillebrìde is a regular performer at some of the most prestigious Celtic music festivals throughout the world. He also stars as Gwyllyn the Bard in the Sony Starz TV adaptation of Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander where he has been acclaimed for his subtlety, authenticity and musicality. Adam Smith Theatre

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SAT 30 JUN – SUN 7 OCT

Dunfermline Art Club EXHIBITION, COMMUNITY GALLERY Free

The Art Club have been inspired to paint scenes from Dunfermline and its surrounding area for this small but beautifully formed show in the Community Gallery. Established on 22 March 1883 as Dunfermline Fine Art Association, Dunfermline Art Club is thriving still! With 90 members, DAC meets in its dedicated studio in Townhill Community Centre where members paint in all media including oils, watercolour, pastel, acrylic and coloured pencil. Anyone over the age of 18 with an interest in art is welcome to join. www.dunfermlineartclub.co.uk Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries

SAT 30 JUN

Lochgelly Youth

One Night Only MUSICAL 7pm £10

A cabaret full of exciting toe-tapping musical numbers, join us in Lochgelly Youth’s One Year celebrations, with stunning musical numbers from Legally Blonde, Matilda, Phantom of the Opera and many more. All performed by a vibrant and talented local young cast. Lochgelly Centre

SAT 30 JUN

The Straits UK MUSIC 7.30pm £15

A five piece band originating from Newcastle Upon Tyne . . . the very home of the great Mark Knopfler himself. Come with us and re-live the unmistakeable guitar and keyboard sounds of the Alchemy, Wembley ‘85, and On every Street tours and much much more! In fact, close your eyes and you’d be forgiven for thinking it was Knopfler himself playing . . . . a must for all Diire Straits fans! Carnegie Hall

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SAT 7 JUL

Charioteer Theatre

A Young Woman Who Lived in A Shoe DRAMA 1pm £5 60 mins

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Written by Laura Pasetti with Cecilia Gragnani and Anna Carfora.

This fairytale-like story of migration will take you on a journey full of memories and dreams. Inspired by the ancient nursery rhyme, this interactive show will happily entertain you and your family, but also make you think about what it really takes to give up an uncertain future, and look for a place where dreams might, or might not, come true. Adam Smith Theatre

FRI 6 JUL

Twilight Tease Burlesque Revue DANCE

SAT 7 JUL

Meet Tommy Atkins

8pm £10 /conc £8

DRAMA

Fife’s premier burlesque star, Brandy Montmartre, is bringing her sell-out burlesque show to Carnegie Hall – with an all new cast. This is burlesque like you’ve never seen before.

7.30pm £10

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‘Meet Tommy Atkins’ takes the audience not just through Tommy’s war, but also his life back home in Britain post war. We learn of

his experiences in the trenches - fighting on the Somme, at Passchendaele and Loos; and also of the boredom, the loss and indeed the comradeship. Returning to Britain, Tommy shows us how a generation of returning men were maltreated but how ultimately it was his generation that forced through the foundations of the Welfare State. From the beginning of the Great War to the end of the Second, Private Tommy Atkins was there. This is his story. Carnegie Hall

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SAT 7 JUL

Mad Etiquette

The Establishment: Eton Mess

Captain Cauliflower & Marvin the Mischievous Moose

COMEDY 7pm £5

Side-splitting, stiff upper-lipped hilarity from energetic duo Dan Lees and Neil Frost. Two ultraprivileged British gents struggling to hold onto their whimsical world of cricket, tea and secret arms deals.

CHILDREN’S 11am £5 Age 3yrs+

Lochgelly Centre

Come and join the invincible Captain Cauliflower and his faithful companion Marvin on an unforgettable adventure, filled with extreme silliness and unquestionable danger. Marvin the Mischievous Moose presents Captain Cauliflower with a mystical magic hat that gives him superpowers. We then follow his adventures into outer space and deep under the ocean, saving those in peril, but can he beat his arch nemesis the evil and odorous Onion Man? Dan Lees and Neil Frost invite you on an adventure that combines clowning, playful games and chaotic fun that’s suitable for all the family. Lochgelly Centre

FRI 13 JUL

The Stones MUSIC 7.30pm £15

The Stones bring the energy and excitement of a live Rolling Stones concert to the small stage, with a frontman who looks, sounds and moves like Jagger himself, a young Keith Richards and a band that kicks out the music with the same loose but tight feel of the real deal. A formidable tribute band pays homage to one of the greatest groups in the game. Adam Smith Theatre

Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

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The Bob Dylan Band MUSIC 7.30pm £15

Celebrate Dylan’s music, taking in the prolific periods of his writing, from the 60s to modern times. Scripted with anecdotal commentary, the show is about the songwriter and his various bands, drawing inspiration from all the great Dylan eras. Adam Smith Theatre

SAT 14 JUL

Live & Unplugged Artistes Agency

UB40 Experience MUSIC

7.30pm £18 in advance £20 on the door

FRI 13 JUL

Fast Love – A Tribute to George Michael MUSIC 7.30pm £22.50

Get ready for an unforgettable homage to a global superstar, putting the Boom Boom into your heart in this all new production. Relive the passion, the flair, and the unique sensitivity of George Michael in this sensational concert experience to the late pop icon. Rothes Halls

Tonight, Matthew, Stars In Their Eyes winner Andi Bagnali takes the stage as Ali Campbell with a line-up of handpicked, world class musicians. The UB40 Experience are the only UB40 tribute that pays homage to all members of the reggae legends. Each member has studied the playing techniques, style and sounds of the group, some of whom have performed alongside UB40’s Brian Travers, Laurence Parry and Tony Mullins in the past. Rothes Halls

Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

onfife.com / call the venue

SAT 14 JUL

Fred MacAulay – 30 Years On COMEDY 8pm £15

In 1988 Fred MacAulay made his standup debut at Mayfest’s ‘So You Think You’re Funny’ competition with his wry observations about society, family and politics: themes which fans of Fred will of course be familiar. 30 years on and thousands agree that he doesn’t just think he’s funny… HE ACTUALLY IS! Carnegie Hall

THURS 19 – SUN 22 JUL

Summer Party in the Deep Dark Woods CHILDREN’S EVENT Free / Summer Party £5

If you go down to the woods today … no, no, no… If you go down to the LIBRARY today you just won’t believe your eyes because the hairy, scary Gruffalo will be there. Today’s the day the Gruffalo has his picnic and you are invited. Join the Gruffalo at his summer party to play games, make crafts and go home with your special party pack! You can also visit participating libraries for free Storytime with the Gruffalo. Thu 19 Jul Cupar Library 1.30 – 2pm Free Thu 19 Jul Cupar Library 3 – 4pm £5 Fri 20 Jul Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries 11.30am - 12pm Free Fri 20 Jul Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries 12.30 - 1pm Free Fri 20 Jul Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries 2 - 3pm £5 Sat 21 Jul Jennie Lee (Lochgelly Centre) 10.30 – 11am Free Sat 21 Jul Duloch Library 1.30 – 2pm Free Sat 21 Jul Duloch Library 3 – 4pm £5 Sun 22 Jul Kirkcaldy Galleries 12.30 - 1pm Free Sun 22 Jul Kirkcaldy Galleries Activity Room 2 - 3pm £5

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SAT 21 JUL

The Commitment Brothers MUSIC 7.30pm £15

SAT 21 JUL

Scottish Orchestral Schools

Sscot Concerts 2018 MUSIC 2.45pm & 4.45pm Adults £10 School children £4 Covers admission to both concerts

The Scottish Schools Orchestra Trust’s annual residential course culminates in two concerts at Carnegie Hall. The various ensembles, comprising 9-15 year olds from all over Scotland, will be showcasing a wide variety of orchestral music conducted by Matthew Rowe, Susan Dingle, Joanna Petrie and James Chamberlain. www.sscot.org.uk Carnegie Hall

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A fascinating insight into the potential of youth” The Herald

With over 100 years musical experience between them, these versatile musicians bring you a lively and energetic tribute show that’s filled with the very best music from two iconic films, The Commitments, and The Blues Brothers. You’ll be rocking in the aisles to the sounds of Gimme Some Lovin’, Everybody Needs Somebody, Soul Man, In the Midnight Hour, Mustang Sally and many more great songs that continue to stand the test of time. Don your hats and shades for this soul and blues extravaganza! Rothes Halls

SUN 22 JUL

Fife Family History Society – Roddy Greig

Keeping Local and Family History Alive SUNDAY SEMINAR - TALK 2pm £5

Fife Family History Society, which was formed in 1989, aims to bring together people with an interest in the research of their Fife ancestors. The society produces a journal three times a year (which is free to members) and holds a meeting on the second Tuesday of the month from September to April. The Society has members in the local area, across the rest of the UK and throughout the world. Join Roddy Greig for this exploration of what they do. Dunfermline Carnegie Library and Galleries

onfife.com / call the venue

FRI 27 JUL

Cancer Research UK

Mamma Mia singalong CHARITY FILM

7.30pm £10 Fancy dress encouraged

THU 26 – SAT 28 JUL

Youth Music Theatre Scotland

West Side Story

7pm, Sat mat 2pm £12.50 / conc £10

Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is transported to modern-day New York City, as two young idealistic lovers find themselves caught between warring street gangs, the “American” Jets and the Puerto Rican Sharks. Their struggle to survive in a world of hate, violence and prejudice is one of the most innovative, heart-wrenching and relevant musical dramas of our time. Part of Youth Music Theatre Scotland’s 10th Anniversary Year and in partnership with ONFife.

Spirit yourself off to a magical Greek island for Mamma Mia, the movie of the musical based on the songs of Swedish supergroup ABBA. Dress up as if you’re off on holiday, heading to a destination wedding or go all out glam in your best ABBA gear for this singalong version of the smash hit film. Join in with chart toppers like Dancing Queen, The Winner Takes It All and Super Trouper while helping to raise Money Money Money for a worthy cause. Sponsors: Morgans, Solicitors & Estate Agents and D M Hall, Chartered Surveyors Carnegie Hall

Adam Smith Theatre

SAT 28 JUL

Elvis Young and Beautiful MUSIC 7.30pm £10

It’s 1956! Meet Elvis Presley, young and beautiful, featuring all the great songs: ‘Are You Lonesome Tonight’, ‘Jailhouse Rock’, ‘The Wonder of You’, ‘Hound Dog’, ’ Viva Las Vegas’, ‘Heartbreak Hotel’, ‘Love Me Tender’, Blue Suede Shoes’ and much more. Oliver Harris gave up the rat race last year to fulfil his dreams of a professional musical career. Following the sold out run at the Fringe in 2017, he has already performed in America, Europe, and recently returned from Malaysia with Elvis: Young and Beautiful claiming major plaudits. Adam Smith Theatre Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

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Nights On Broadway

TaleGate Theatre Productions

MUSIC

2.30pm £12 / conc £10 Ages 4 - 11yrs

The Bee Gees Story 7.30pm £17.50

Nights On Broadway present a tribute to the brothers Gibb with this fantastic live concert, featuring incredible songs spanning the 60s to the 90s. With musical authenticity, and an uncannily accurate recreation of the vocal talents and harmonies of the Bee Gees, this show comes close to the real thing. The six piece live band blend the classic hits, dancefloor fillers, acoustic medleys and songs written for other major artists to tell the trio’s whole story. www.nightsonbroadway.net Rothes Halls

The Giants Loo Roll CHILDREN’S SHOW

Look out for the biggest loo roll ever on stage in this giant of a children’s musical. Watch out for some frightened sheep, lots of excited children and a fantastic amount of toilet paper in this rip roaring new musical by TaleGate Theatre Productions. The same team brought you the festive musical ‘Father Christmas Needs a Wee!’ which has seen success in a sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and subsequent UK Tour. Once again they’ve hit the perfect combination of witty humour, fantastic music and an extra sparkle in this brilliantly bouncy adaptation of Nicholas Allan’s much-loved book. Rothes Halls

30 JUL – 4 AUG

Kids on stage

Panto Fiasco WORKSHOP & SHOW 9.30am – 13.00pm WORKSHOPS Mon – Sat SHOWTIME 2pm Sat 4 Aug Workshop £55 per child. Show £6/conc £4 (no booking fee)

In its 20th year, Kids On Stage presents a wild mash-up of mishaps and misbehaviour! See your favourite Panto characters as you’ve never seen them before... oh yes you will! Adam Smith Theatre

onfife.com / call the venue

FRI 3 AUG

Bard in the Botanics

Keepin it Country

Much Ado About Nothing DRAMA

MUSIC

7.30pm £10/conc £5

7.30pm £20

Directed by Jennifer Dick

Benedick is never getting married. Not ever. And Beatrice can’t imagine a man she could tolerate, let alone fall in love with. They might just be the perfect couple.

Join four of Ireland’s favourite country music sensations, all in one super show featuring Louise Morrisey, Stephen Smyth, Anthony McBrien and Curtis Magee. Between them, they have scored countless accolades, notched up over 30 number 1 songs and toured all over the world to packed houses. Each of these four stars will showcase all their trademark hit songs with backing from the fantastic Keltic Storm. Rothes Halls

Anything might happen when this combustible combination and their friends gather for a party. Shakespeare’s joyous comedy fizzes with sparkling wit and romance. And although the path of true love certainly does not run smooth, as the lovers face obstacles both accidental and on purpose, it’s impossible not to be swept along by the original, and possibly the best ever rom-com. Bard in the Botanics – Scotland’s premier Shakespeare company – comes to the Adam Smith Theatre for the first time with the original romcom – the perfect treat for a summer’s evening.

SAT 4 AUG

Glitter & Grind Revue CABARET 7.30pm £10 in advance £12.50 on night 18+

The Glitter & Grind Revue is a raucous burlesque and variety show harking back to the golden age of cabaret. Every show features a star studded line-up of beautiful and bawdy performers covering all disciplines, from classic burlesque to daring and dangerous sideshow stunts. The show is produced by internationally acclaimed burlesque performers Tom Harlow and Kim Khaos. Carnegie Hall

Adam Smith Theatre

Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

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SAT 11 AUG

The Scottish Pink Floyd Show MUSIC 7.30pm £10

With passion and professionalism, the Scottish Pink Floyd thrive on performing every track as close to the original as possible. Their set consists of some 25 songs from the Floyd’s staggering back catalogue. Carnegie Hall

TUE 14 AUG

Opera Bohemia

Verdi’s Falstaff OPERA 7.30pm £16 / conc £13 Under 18 £6

Based on Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor, the opera revolves around the unlikely, plump protagonist, Sir John Falstaff and his farcical attempts to seduce women in order to gain access to their husbands’ wealth. With rhythmic pace and beautiful melodies, Falstaff is as energetic and exciting musically as it is dramatically. Award winning director Adrian Osmond and designer Kenneth MacLeod team up to create a dynamic new production with a star studded cast including former Scottish Opera emerging artists Andrew McTaggart and Hazel McBain and Opera Bohemia favourites Douglas Nairne and Catriona Clark. Sung in Italian with English subtitles and accompanied by The Opera Bohemia Ensemble under the baton of Alistair Digges, this promises to be a thrilling night at the opera. Adam Smith Theatre

FRI 17 AUG

Jersey Notes MUSIC

FRI 17 AUG & SAT 18 AUG

The Counterfeit 70s MUSIC

7.30pm £10

7.30pm £22/conc £21

In this tribute to Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, The Jersey Notes treat you to an evening of nostalgia as they magically recreate the style and sounds of one of the biggest acts of the twentieth century. These seasoned performers capture the trademark vocal virtuosity, tight harmonies and crisp choreography that made The Four Seasons one of the greatest vocal groups of all time.

Featuring the music of Slade, Sweet, T.Rex, The Bay City Rollers and many more besides, this four piece band will take you on a rollercoaster ride of the biggest 70s hits with this unique concert – a decade of glam rock all the way through to new wave pioneers. With a striking light show, costumes from the period and video footage of the bands and events from that era, it’s a misty-eyed, uplifting night that you won’t want to miss.

Featuring all of their biggest hits including: Big Girls Don’t Cry, Walk Like a Man, Working My Way Back to You, Oh What a Night, and many more. Lochgelly Centre

Fri 17 Aug Adam Smith Theatre Sat 18 Aug Lochgelly Centre

onfife.com / call the venue SAT 18 AUG

Dougie MacLean in Concert MUSIC 7.30pm £25

Dougie MacLean is Scotland’s preeminent singer-songwriter and a national musical treasure who has developed a unique blend of lyrical, ‘roots based’ songwriting and instrumental composition. He is internationally renowned for his song Caledonia, music for Last of the Mohicans and inspired performances. His songs have been covered by Paolo Nutini, Amy MacDonald, Ronan Keating, Mary Black, Frankie Miller, Cara Dillon, Kathy Mattea and many other top performers. He has received two prestigious Tartan Clef Awards, a place in the Scottish Music Hall of Fame, a Lifetime Achievement Award from BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and an OBE! Rothes Halls

THU 23 AUG – SAT 25 AUG

Lochgelly Youth

The Addams Family A New Musical Comedy 7pm (Sat Mat 1pm) £10 / conc £8

In the kooky, upside-down world of the Addams Family, to be sad is to be happy, to feel pain is to feel joy, and death and suffering are the stuff of their dreams. Nonetheless, this quirky family still has to deal with many of the same challenges faced by any other family, and the spookiest nightmare faced by every family creates the focus: the Addams kids are growing up. In one fateful, hilarious night, secrets are disclosed, relationships are tested, and the Addams family must face up to the one horrible thing they’ve managed to avoid for generations: change. Lochgelly Centre

SAT 25 AUG

McDougalls Entertainment

Treasure Hunt CHILDREN’S SHOW

2.30pm £8 /Family of 4 £30 Age 2+

Max, Auntie Aggie and Morag the Rabbit are on a quest: to find the lost treasure once belonging to Captain McDougall and his motley crew. It’s buried somewhere on a desert island and they need your help to find it. Follow the treasure map across land and sea and meet some terrific tropical creatures and characters along the way. Will The McDougalls find the old treasure chest before the naughty pirates? Find out in this swashbuckling, interactive musical adventure for ages 2+, filled with catchy original music and family singalong favourites. Rothes Halls

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SAT 25 AUG

2018 Roadshow by Spatz & Co showband

Something In The Air … MUSIC 7.30pm £20

Following their sell out tour of 2017, Scotland’s top showband presents a completely new show of live music and song. Called Something in the Air, Spatz and Co move seamlessly from the Big Band sounds of Glenn Miller and Duke Ellington, to the standards of Sinatra and Tony Bennett, pop chart hits of The Beatles, Gerry Rafferty, The Eagles, Michael Jackson, Van Morrison, Sting, Billy Joel, Average White Band and more – all performed with polish, style, a sense of theatre, and fun.

SAT 25 AUG

Solid Gold 70s

Adam Smith Theatre

MUSIC 7.30pm £15

So many hit songs, so little time… it’s the fabulous Solid Gold 70s concert show! The world’s grooviest theatre spectacular features an incredible 40+ hit songs from the decade that made superstars of ABBA, The Bee Gees, Donna Summer, Mud, Gloria Gaynor, T-Rex, Candi Staton, The Nolans, K C and the Sunshine Band, Earth Wind and Fire, Tina Turner and Queen – to name but a few legendary artists you’ll hear. Carnegie Hall

SUN 26 AUG

Sharron McColl

Carnegies’ Legacy to Dunfermline and the World! SUNDAY SEMINAR - TALK 2pm £5

This talk from our resident authority on Dunfermline’s most famous son, Andrew Carnegie, focuses on the fascinating story of how the money gifted by his family was used to benefit his hometown and many more all over the world. Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries

Reservation Fees: £1 fee per ticket (max £5 per transaction) for tickets costing more than £5.

onfife.com / call the venue

THU 30 AUG – SAT 1 SEP

Lady Boys of Bangkok Wonder Women MUSIC & VARIETY 7.30pm £24 /conc £22

Uncork the champagne! Dress to kill! Party like there’s no tomorrow! Celebrating 20 diamante decorated years, The Ladyboys of Bangkok Wonder Women Tour will take Britain’s number one cabaret show to a new level. With some of your favourites from the last two glorious decades re-imagined, added to new scenes of spectacular costumes, choreography and – of course – hilarious comedy!

Wonder Women celebrates in style with tributes to icons including Cher, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Diana Ross, Pink, Shirley Bassey, even Wonder Woman herself and the “practically perfect in every way” Mary Poppins! From Comic Con to the catwalk, this year’s show has it all. Always a sell-out, best book now! Adam Smith Theatre

FRI 31 AUG & SAT 1 SEP

Mata Hari Female Spy

FRI 31 AUG

Sinatra & Me

DRAMA

MUSIC

7.30pm £10

7.30pm £15

Written & Directed by Gavin Robertson (“The Six-Sided Man”) Performed by Katharine Mary With original music by Danny Bright.

Join Richard Shelton as he recreates his critically acclaimed performance of Frank Sinatra, which looks behind the iconic blue eyes of Sinatra’s timeless repertoire and the incredible synchronicity linking their lives. Richard has performed for British and European royalty, Sir Elton John, with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the BBC Big Band and BBC Concert Orchestra and on TV and concert halls across the world. His recent show, ‘Sinatra and Me’ played to capacity crowds in London, New York, Los Angeles, Palm Springs and San Diego. Fri 31 Aug Carnegie Hall

The Great War: while millions of men struggle and fight in the mud and hell of the trenches, one woman’s story begs to be told. Mata Hari, the most notorious female spy in history. Or was she? Dancer, lover, confidante, and liar. 100 years after her execution, the production is inspired by her own words. Using dance, acting and a minimal set, this is her story. Following performances at the Edinburgh Festival and North America. Fri 31 Aug Lochgelly Centre Sat 1 Sep Carnegie Hall

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Tue 15

Pop - Up Duets (Fragments of Love)

Sat 26

Elmer Day

Sun 27

Sunday Seminar Manuscripts, Missals and Miscellaneous: The Wonderful George Reid Collection

Sunday Seminar: 900 years of Malt and Ale in Dunfermline and South West Fife

Fri 20

Summer Party In The Deep Dark Woods

Sun 22

Sunday Seminar Keeping Local and Family History Alive

Sun 26 Aug

Sunday Seminar Carnegies’ Legacy to Dunfermline and the World!

JUNE Sun 24

JULY

EXHIBITIONS Sat 28 Apr – Sun 26 Aug

Richard Jobson & The Skids

Sat 19 May – Sun 21 Oct

Blooming Marvellous A Family Friendly Gardening Show

Sat 30 Jun – Sun 7 Oct

Dunfermline Art Club

This award winning new building links superbly to the world’s first Carnegie Library. Come visit the museum, exhibition galleries, local studies centre, children’s library and our mezzanine cafe with lovely views over the landscaped garden to Dunfermline Abbey. As one of Scotland’s former ancient capitals, Dunfermline has both a remarkable royal history and an impressive industrial heritage. Dunfermline’s past is brought to life in the new museum with fascinating stories retold through a series of special films, inspiring interviews, engaging computer games and, of course, our collections.

Opening Times

Richard Jobson & The Skids

Blooming Marvellous

Mon 10am – 7pm Tue 10am – 5pm Wed 10am – 2pm Thu 10am – 7pm Fri 10am – 5pm Sat 10am – 4pm Sun 12 noon – 4pm Closed on public holidays – see website for details

Dunfermline Art Club

Winner of Best Building in Scotland 2017 RIAS Award

Address - 1–7 Abbot Street, Dunfermline KY12 7NL Phone - 01383 602365 Email - DCLG@onfife.com OnatDCLG dclandg

Venue Hire Contact the Events Team: Email - DCLG.VenueEnquiries@onfife.com

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Wed 2 - Sat 5

Kelty Musical Association JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR

Sun 6

Imaginate - Baba Yaga

Fri 11

Barluath

Sun 13

Jonathan Watson

Fri 18

Sat 19

Captain Of The Lost Waves ‘Hidden Gems’ Solid Gold Scotland

Fri 25

Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham

Sat 26

ONFife Comedy Nights

Fri 1

The Wizard of Oz M&M Productions

Sun 3

St Margarets Pilgrimage

Sun 3

Holy Moly & The Crackers

Thu 7

Tom Stade

Fri 8

Dorec-a-Belle

Sat 9

Electric 80s Show

Sun 10

One Man Shoe

Sat 16

Dance Fever 2018 The Dance Studio

Sun 24

Spotlight Cheer & Dance School

Fri 29

The Rising

Sat 30

ONFife Comedy Nights

Sat 30

The Straits UK

Fri 6

Twilight Tease Burlesque Revue

Sat 7

Meet Tommy Atkins

Fri 13

Hot Tin Roof Band

Sat 14

Fred MacAulay 2018 Summer Comedy Tour Oscar’s Amazing Space Adventure

JUNE

With a lovely art deco auditorium, Carnegie Hall welcomes you in style. Our packed live music programme brings you top class acts on stage and more intimate acoustic offerings in Tiffany’s restaurant bar. We programme inspiring new theatre for children as well as quality drama and comedy for the adults! Situated in the heart of Dunfermline, we are also home to many local arts groups and host classes in the adjacent Music Institute. So come along and get involved, enjoy the shows, hire the venue or enjoy refreshments in stylish surroundings!

JULY

Sat 14

Cancer Research UK - Mamma Mia singalong ONFife Comedy Nights

Sat 4

Glitter & Grind Revue

Sat 11

The Scottish Pink Floyd Show

Sat

Solid Gold 70's Show

Fri 31

Sinatra and Me

Fri 27 Sat 28

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER Sat 1

Mata Hari Female Spy

45 Fred MacAulay

Opening Times Box Office:

Mon - Fri 10am - 5pm Sat 9am - 1pm & 1 hour before performances Tiffany’s Bar: Open for all Main Auditorium performances

Contact Us Address - East Port, Dunfermline KY12 7JA Phone - 01383 602302 Email - boxoffice.carnegie@onfife.com carnegiehallfife

Venue Hire Contact the Events Team: Phone - 01383 602302 Email - carnegiehall@onfife.com

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Wed 2

Paul Riley

Sat 5

UNIQUE PHYSIQUE - PERFORMANCE

Fri 11

Gary Lamont - Dropping the Soap

Fri 18

UK Blondie

Sat 19

Craig Campbell ‘Easy Tiger’

Sat 26

Dunfermline Strathspey & Reel Society

Sat 26

ONFife Comedy Nights

Sun 27

One Man Shoe

Tue 29

Holy Moly & the Crackers

Tue 29 - Sat 2 LAMA - The Wizard of Oz

JUNE Fri 8

Hot Tin Roof Band

Sat 9

The Counterfeit 60s

Fri 15 - Sat 16

The Dance Academy 2018

Sat 23

FAPA SUMMER SPECTACULAR

Fri 29

Through The Decades With Roy Orbison & Buddy Holly

Sat 30

ONFife Comedy Nights

Sat 30

Lochgelly Youth - ONE NIGHT ONLY

Sat 7

Captain Cauliflower and Marvin the Mischievous Moose

Sat 7

The Establishment: Eton Mess

Sat 7

Murder Mysteries - Mrs Peacock’s Feathers

Sat 14

Main Street Blues

Sat 21

Summer Party In The Deep Dark Woods

Sat 28

ONFife Comedy Nights

Fri 17

The Jersey Notes

Sat 18

The Counterfeit 70s

Thu 23 - Sat 25 The Addams Family A New Musical Comedy

Fri 31

JULY

A stunning, fully refurbished community hub, the Lochgelly Centre is proud to be home to a theatre, Fifespace gallery, Jennie Lee library, sports hall, art and meeting rooms, local office services and a popular café. A welcoming space for all, the centre has a varied programme of classes and activities for all ages as well as its programme of family shows, music, community events and films. Lily’s Café Bar serves a selection of breakfast treats, light lunches, sandwiches, salads and home bakes, plus a delicious range of teas and coffees. The Lochgelly Centre also offers a cinema programme with films at bargain prices. Check out onfife.com for full listings.

AUGUST

Mata Hari Female Spy

EXHIBITIONS FIFESPACE Until Wed 30 May

Roads to Success

Tue 8 May – Sat 18 Aug

Hewers of Coal & Verse

Opening Times Box Office: Mon - Fri 9am - 9pm Sat 9am - 2.30pm and one hour before performances. Café Bar: Mon - Fri 10am - 3pm Sat 9am - 12 noon Library: Mon - Sat, times vary

Address - Bank Street, Lochgelly KY5 9RD Phone - 01592 583303 Email - boxoffice.lochgellyc@onfife.com Lochgelly Centre

Venue Hire Roads to Success

Hewers of Coal & Verse

Contact The Events Team: Phone - 01592 583303 Email - events@onfife.com

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Thu 3

Paula O’Brien

Fri 4

Gary Lamont - Dropping the Soap

Sat 5

Lorna Reid - The Lounge Sessions

Tue 8

Unrest

Wed 9

Jay Rayner: The Ten (Food) Commandments

Thu 10

NT Live: Macbeth

Sat 12

ABBA Gold

Sat 12

Main Street Blues

Thu 17

Tom Stade

Fri 18

Keep it Cash

Fri 18

Tae Sup Wi’ a Fifer

Sat 19

Caroline Kelly Dance Academy

Sat 19

Lost Shores Ceilidh Band

Fri 25

10CCLO

Fri 25

Greg Hemphill

Fri 25

ONFife Comedy Nights

Wed 30

Giovanni Pernice - Born to Win Holy Moly & the Crackers

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Thu 31

JUNE Fri 1 - Sat 2 Sat 2 - Sun 3 Fri 8 Fri 8 Sat 9 Sat 9 Thu 14 - Sat 16 Sat 16 Fri 29 Sat 30 Sat 30

NRJ Dance Studios Honk Jr Murder Mysteries - Wizard School The Counterfeit 60s The Absolute Jam One Man Shoe YMTS - Made in Dagenham – The Musical Tae Sup Wi’ a Fifer ONFife Comedy Nights Full Nelson - Tribute to Willie Nelson Gillebride MacMillan

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JULY Sat 7

A Young Woman Who Lived in A Shoe The Stones Sat 14 Bob Dylan Band Sat 14 Tae Sup Wi’ a Fifer Thu 26 -Sat 28 YMTS - West Side Story Fri 27 ONFife Comedy Nights Fri 27 Sanjeev Kholi Sat 28 Elvis Young and Beautiful Fri 13

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AUGUST Fri 3 Sat 4

Bard in the botanics - Much Ado About Nothing

Kids on Stage PANTO FIASCO Thu 9 Murder Mysteries - The Phantom Fri 10 Hot Tin Roof Band Sat 11 Wrong Jovi Tue 14 Verdi’s Falstaff Fri 17 The Counterfeit 70s Fri 24 Murder Mysteries - Memento Mori Sat 25 2018 Roadshow by Spatz & Co Showband 30 Aug - 1 Sep The Ladyboys of Bangkok

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Adam Smith Theatre is a lively venue in the heart of Kirkcaldy, located across from Kirkcaldy Galleries and a five minute walk from the train station. It offers a superb programme of drama, dance, music, comedy, film and family shows and is also home to many community arts groups and classes.

Your Cinema in Kirkcaldy Adam Smith Theatre offers a full cinema programme throughout the year featuring blockbusters, independents and family films. Look out for our ON Screen Brochure or visit our website for full cinema listings.

Opening Times Box Office: Mon to Sat 10am - 5.30pm and later on performance nights Café Bar: Mon - Sat 10am - 3pm Fri & Sat 6pm - 11pm And from one hour before performances

Venue Hire Contact the Events Team: Phone - 01592 583302 Email - BoxOffice.AdamSmith@onfife.com

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JULY Thu 19 - Sun 22 Summer Party In The Deep Dark Woods

EXHIBITIONS Until Sun 10 Jun

NEXUS: Meetings at the Edge

Sat 23 Sun 4 Nov

A Brush with Colour: 20th Century Paintings from the Edinburgh School

There is so much to see and do when you come to Kirkcaldy Galleries. Our Library has a wide range of books and services for all ages. The Art Gallery shows temporary and longer term exhibitions, many of them featuring selections from our outstanding Scottish art collection. See highlights from the history of Kirkcaldy in the Moments In Time long-term Museum display. Where else can you see a Raith Rovers turnstile, a penny farthing bicycle, a harpoon from a whaling ship and a chair made of coal all on display together?! You can investigate your own history further in our Local and Family History Centre... and why not also take time for refreshments in the CafĂŠ Wemyss with its stunning display of pottery?

Opening Times Mon 12 - 7pm Tue 9.30am - 7pm Wed & Fri 9.30am - 5pm Thu 9.30am - 7pm Sat 9.30am - 4pm Sun 12 - 4pm Closed on bank holidays

The Friends of Kirkcaldy Galleries Encourage and promote the development of the Galleries, in particular the art collection and the museums, and raise funds in support of these aims. Find out more at kirkcaldygalleriesfriends.org.uk

Contact Us Address - War Memorial Gardens, Kirkcaldy KY1 1YG Phone - 01592 583206 Email - kirkcaldy.galleries@onfife.com kirkcaldygalleries KYGalleries

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Thu 3 - Sat 5

Beer Festival

Sat 5

Murder Mysteries - Wizard School

Sat 5

The Marley Experience

Sun 6

Lorna Reid - The Lounge Sessions

Tue 8

Young Waters

Fri 11

Hot Tin Roof Band

Fri 11

RANT

Sat 12

Wrong Jovi

Fri 25

Jimmy Buckley

Fri 25

ONFife Comedy Nights

Sat 26

Hotel California

Sat 26

One Man Shoe

Wed 30

Holy Moly & the Crackers

Sat 2

North Sea Gas

Sat 2

The Wizard of Oz

Sat 9

Glenrothes Comic Con

Sat 16

Paul Thorpe as Elvis

Sat 16

Main Street Blues

Sat 16

Oscar’s Amazing Space Adventure

Fri 29

Simon Brett Band

Fri 29

ONFife Comedy Nights

Sat 30

Solitaire Carpenters

Fri 6

Murder Mysteries - The Doomed Groom

Fri 13

Fast Love - A Tribute To George Michael

Fri 13

Sanjeev Kholi

Sat 14

UB40 Experience

Sat 21

The Commitment Brothers

Fri 27

ONFife Comedy Nights

Fri 27

The Counterfeit 60s

Sat 28

The Bee Gees Story

JUNE

JULY

AUGUST 9

Sat 28

Murder Mysteries - Middle of Summer

Sun 29

The Giant’s Loo Roll

Fri 3

Keepin It Country

Sat 4

Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham

Sat 18

Dougie MacLean

Sat 25

10CCLO

Sat 25

McDougalls Theatre Show

Fri 31

ONFife Comedy Nights

EXHIBITION FIFESPACE Mon 11 Jun Sat 22 Sep Sea Views

Sea Views Comic Con

This modern and versatile arts and conference venue hosts a very popular programme of live music, comedy and drama as well as exhibitions, community classes and the local library. Based in the Kingdom Shopping Centre with free parking and only 5 minutes walk from the bus station, its flexible seating auditorium seats up to 600 with 1400 standing which enables Fife Cultural Trust to bring large scale productions and major acts to Fife. Our busy café is open early for breakfast and serves delicious meals throughout the day.

Opening Times Box Office: Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm and one hour before performances Café: Mon - Sat 8.30am - 3pm Bar open for all performances Library: Mon - Sat. Times vary

Contact Us Address - Rothes Square, Kingdom Centre Glenrothes KY7 5NX Phone - 01592 611101 Email - boxoffice.rotheshalls@onfife.com RothesHalls

Venue Hire Contact the Events Team: Phone - 01592 611101

Email - enquiries.rotheshalls@onfife.com

St Andrews Museum Methil Heritage Centre 01334 659380

St Andrews A - Z Exhibition - Explore the town’s past as a centre of Scottish and global culture through an amazing collection of displays, objects and images. Our diverse programme of rotating exhibitions in our Gallery means there is always something new for locals and visitors to St Andrews to discover. Set in a stunning Victorian mansion nestled in the grounds of Kilnburn Park, our superb gift shop has a wide range of unique present ideas, or you can relax in our ever popular café in the park.

Methil Heritage Centre is a community museum lying in the heart of Levenmouth. The centre hosts a programme of changing exhibitions and events, as well as a tearoom and a shop. The long term display, Levenmouth Lives, offers a flavour of the rich heritage of the area. The Friends of Methil Heritage also organise events and activities.

Opening Times Tue – Thu 11am – 4.30pm Sat 1pm – 4.30pm Closed on public holidays (see website)

Opening Times

April – September: Mon – Sat 10.30am – 4pm

Address - 272 High Street, Methil KY8 3EQ Phone - 01334 659339 www.methilheritage.org.uk methilheritage

October - March: Wed – Sat 10.30am – 4pm Closed public holidays (see website)

EXHIBITION

Address - Kinburn Park, Doubledykes Road St Andrews KY16 9DP Phone - 01334 659380 standrewsmuseum

Tue 15 May Sat 15 Sep

EXHIBITIONS Until Sat 2 Jun

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Paper Trail

Sat 16 Jun - Art in Trust – Highlights from the Sat 22 Sep Paintings Collection

Paper Trail

Art in Trust

SPAN - A Tale of Three Bridges: A Family friendly exhibition of the three iconic bridges that cross the Forth

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Museums & Heritage Sites

Archives & Local History

Buckhaven Museum The story of Buckhaven from fishing village to mining town Above Buckhaven Library College Street Buckhaven KY8 1LD Phone – 01592 583204 Opening times vary, please check onfife.com

Burntisland Edwardian Fair Museum Walk through the sights and sounds of the town’s fair in 1910 102 High Street Burntisland KY3 9AS Phone – 01592 583204 Opening times vary, please check onfife.com

Laing Museum Newburgh Books and artefacts gifted to the town by Victorian collector Alexander Laing 120 High Street Newburgh KY14 6DX Open – Wed 12 – 4pm

St Margaret’s Cave Dunfermline’s only underground attraction – spiritual, spooky & surprising Glen Bridge Car Park Dunfermline Phone – 01383 602386 Open – 1 Apr to 30 Sep 11am – 4pm daily

St Monans Windmill & Saltpans A restored eighteenth century windmill and nearby excavated saltpans St Monans Phone – 01334 659380 Open – 1 Nov to 1 Apr Mon – Sun 11am – 2pm 1 Apr to 31 Oct: Mon – Sun 11am – 4pm The Windmill is voluntarily stewarded by the local Coast Watch. In an emergency, the Windmill may need to be closed at short notice on a temporary basis.

Everyone has a history – and we’ve got a bit of yours! Book an appointment with Fife Archives to search the records of Fife Council and it predecessors. We have four Local Studies venues in Fife where you can research your family tree, look back at local newspapers, find out the history of your house or research local topics. Our trained and friendly staff can help you look at a wide range of books, maps, photographs and reference materials as well as lending collections.

Fife Archives ON at Fife Collections Bankhead Park Glenrothes, Fife KY7 6GH Phone – 01592 583653 Email – archives.enquiries@onfife.com onfifearchives

Cupar Library

You can consult Fife Family History Society members in the library on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons. Phone – 01334 659367 Email – cupar.library@onfife.com

Methil Library

Specialising in social history, including Poor Law magazines and the Proudfoot archive. Phone – 01334 659374 Email – archive.enquiries@onfife.com

Kirkcaldy Galleries Phone – 01592 583206 Email – localstudies.kirkcaldy@onfife.com

Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries Phone – 01383 602365 Email – Localstudies.Dunfermline@onfife.com

APRIL Sat 21

29th Conference of the Scottish Association of Family History Societies. Hosted by the Fife Family History Society on the theme of “Was Your Ancestor a Convict?”

Libraries

With 35 libraries, two mobile libraries as well as our online services there’s lots on offer across Fife. From best-selling fiction to pc and wifi access, job clubs, Walk ON, code clubs, 3D printers, family history and much more – why not pop in soon? Come and see what 21st century libraries can offer you – joining is free and couldn’t be easier. Fifelibraries

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MAY - SEPTEMBER

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Kelty Library

Thu 17 - Sat 19 May

Reimagination

Sat 26 May

Elmer

Mon 28 May Sun 2 Sep

Summer Reading Challenge 2018

Kelty Community Centre 90-92 Main Street KELTY KY4 0AQ Phone – 01383 602367 Kelty.Library@onfife.com

Sat 9 Jun

Comic con

Kennoway Library

Thu 19 - Sun 22 Jul

Summer Party In The Deep Dark Wood

Various

Code Club

1 Bishop’s Court KENNOWAY KY8 5LA Phone – 01334 659372 Kennoway.Library@onfife.com

Various

Bookbug

Kincardine Library

Aberdour Library

Community Centre 9 Shore Road, Aberdour BURNTISLAND KY3 0TR Phone – 01383 602362 Aberdour.Library@onfife.com

Auchtermuchty Library

Cowdenbeath Library

41 High Street COWDENBEATH KY4 9QA Phone – 01383 602363 Cowdenbeath.Library@onfife.com

Cupar Library

Town Hall, 30 High Street AUCHTERMUCHTY KY14 7AP Phone – 01334 659364 Auchtermuchty.Library@onfife.com

Duncan Institute 33-35 Crossgate CUPAR KY15 5AS Phone – 01334 659367 Cupar.Library@onfife.com

Benarty Library

Dalgety Bay Library

Benarty Centre Flockhouse Avenue BALLINGRY KY5 8JH Phone – 01592 583526 Benarty.Library@onfife.com

Buckhaven Library

Regents Way, Dalgety Bay DUNFERMLINE KY11 9UY Phone – 01383 602364 DalgetyBay.Library@onfife.com

Duloch Library

3 College Street BUCKHAVEN KY8 1LD Phone – 01592 583202 Buckhaven.Library@onfife.com

Duloch Community Campus Nightingale Place DUNFERMLINE KY11 8LW Phone – 01383 602208 Duloch.Library@onfife.com

Burntisland Library

Elie Library

102 High Street BURNTISLAND KY3 9AS Phone – 01592 583203 Burntisland.Library@onfife.com

Cadham Library

Cadham Neighbourhood Centre Huntsman’s Road GLENROTHES KY7 6RU Phone – 01592 583379 Cadham.Library@onfife.com

Cardenden Library

Carden Avenue CARDENDEN KY5 0EL Phone – 01592 583602 Cardenden.Library@onfife.com

Siward Lane ELIE KY9 1AZ Phone – 01333 331083 Elie.Library@onfife.com

Inverkeithing Library & Heritage Centre

Civic Centre 10 Queen Street INVERKEITHING KY11 1PA Phone – 01383 602471 Inverkeithing.Library@onfife.com

2 Keith Street KINCARDINE FK10 4ND Phone – 01383 602368 Kincardine.Library@onfife.fcom

Ladybank Library

The Maltings Commercial Road LADYBANK KY15 7JS Phone – 01334 659460 Ladybank.Library@onfife.com

Leslie Library

289 High Street LESLIE KY6 3AX Phone – 01592 583601 Leslie.Library@onfife.com

Leven Library

16 Durie Street LEVEN KY8 4HE Phone – 01334 659373 Leven.Library@onfife.com

Methil Library

Wellesley Road METHIL KY8 3QR Phone – 01334 659374 Methil.Library@onfife.com

Newburgh Library & Heritage Centre

Tayside Institute 90-92 High Street NEWBURGH KY14 6DA Phone – 01334 659375 Newburgh.Library@onfife.com

Newport Library & Heritage Centre

Blyth Hall 3 Scott Street NEWPORT ON TAY DD6 8DD Phone – 01334 659376 Newport.Library@onfife.com

Oakley Library

Oakley Campus Station Road OAKLEY KY12 9RJ Phone – 01383 602369 Oakley.Library@onfife.com

Rosyth Library

Parkgate, Rosyth DUNFERMLINE KY11 2JW Phone – 01383 602370 Rosyth.Library@onfife.com

St. Andrews Library

Church Square ST. ANDREWS KY16 9NN Phone – 01334 659378 StAndrews.Library@onfife.com

St. Monans Library

Town Hall, Hope Place ST. MONANS KY10 2DH Phone – 01333 730208 StMonans.Library@onfife.com

Tayport Library

Municipal Buildings 17 Queen Street TAYPORT DD6 9JY Phone – 01334 659379 Tayport.Library@onfife.com

Templehall Library

Beauly Place KIRKCALDY KY2 6EX Phone – 01592 583210 Templehall.Library@onfife.com

Valleyfield Library

Community Centre Abbey Street, High Valleyfield DUNFERMLINE KY12 8UA Phone – 01383 602372 Valleyfield.Library@onfife.com

Waid Library

Waid Community Campus St Andrews Road ANSTRUTHER KY10 3GY Phone – 01334 659404 Waid.Library@fife.gov.uk

Windmill Library

Windmill Community Campus Windmill Road KIRKCALDY KY1 3AL Phone – 01592 583209 Windmill.Library@fife.gov.uk

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