May
2-4
North Fife Open Studios
Visit artists, designers and makers in their studios in the North of Fife and have a day (or two) out exploring an interesting part of Fife and seeing an exciting range of work in paint, textiles, glass, mixed media, metal, ceramics and photography plus jewellery, furniture and sculpture.
t: Alison Strachan
01337 827 087
www.openstudiosfife.co.uk
9 – 21 June
‘Object as Muse’
Touring exhibition organised by the Crafts Council and Fife Contemporary Art & Craft - an exhibition that presents six different artist responses to the ‘Asentamiento Dress’ by textile artist Julie Cook.
Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery
Kirkcaldy
t: 01592 583213
13
James Yorkston and Lisa Knapp
James Yorkston was born and brought up in Fife and started out with punk band Huckleberry. Part of the Fence Collective and records both traditional and original music. Lisa Knapp burst on to the alternative folk scene in Spring 2007 with a stunning debut album ‘Wild & Undaunted’ which went on to become Mojo’s folk album of the year and led to two BBC Folk Award nominations in 2008.
Carnegie Hall
Dunfermline
Box Office: 01383 602302
www.attfife.org.uk
28 - 19 June
Exhibition
Exhibition of new works by the artists of the East Neuk Open Studios.
Byre Theatre
St Andrews
t: 01333 730249
30
The Ducky
Presented by the Borderline Theatre Company, The Ducky is a play about love, loss and getting older. Nothing changes in Stewarton; they should have that on the town crest. But two years is a long time in a teenager’s life. Norma Gordon has just finished her Highers and isn’t sure what to do now. If she can keep out of Trevor McGuire’s way she will consider the summer a success. Michelle Montgomery’s home from university to spend time with her dying great granny. Rab McGuire’s back from Cambridge (though no one seems to care). The council are even building a swimming pool - what was wrong with The Ducky? Everything changes. This summer, it’s sink or swim in Stewarton.
Carnegie Hall
Dunfermline
Box Office: 01383 602302
www.attfife.org.uk
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