May

3-4
North Fife Open Studios
Visit the artists of North Fife in their studios. You will be able to see an exciting range of work in all mediums as well as do some sightseeing in the area.
t: Alison Strachan 01337 827087
www.openstudiosfife.co.uk

6
Shadow Play
Inspired by the way children use play to investigate and understand the world around them, this show comprises a vibrant mix of music, dance, mime and design. It celebrates the natural creativity of children as it takes you on an exciting journey through a world of endless possibilities. This is a charming theatrical adventure for very young children.
The Byre Theatre, St Andrews
Box Office: 01334 475000
www.byretheatre.com

10 - 10 August 
Micklegarth – Scotland’s Garden Scheme
This gently-sloping half-acre garden benefits from a southern exposure and well-drained soils that have been worked for at least five centuries. The present owners rescued it from a derelict state in 1972 and began to create a garden which would provide pleasure, interest and a warm personal welcome all year round. 
Opening times by arrangement.
Micklegarth, Aberdour
T: 01383 860796
e: kathleen@micklegarth.co.uk
www.micklegarth.co.uk

17
Idlewild/Foxface/The Scottish Enlightenment
Part of the Tigerfest music festival, you can see these three fab bands together.
Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline
Tickets: 01383 602302
www.ticketweb.co.uk

17
Nicky Slater’s Ice Times
Dancing On Ice Judge Nicky Slater, one of Britian’s most loved ice dancers, spins turns and flips his way through his amazing life story. Packed with anecdotes from Olympic trials through to backstage tales from Dancing on Ice, Ice Times offers a fantastic mix of comedy, storytelling and ice dance. Ice Times is a unique, personal insight into the world of ice dance with fantastic routines performed live on stage by Nicky and his skating partner on a special ice floor.
Rothes Halls, Glenrothes
Box Office: 01592 611101

27
Thrice upon a time…
Based in Montreal, DynamO Théâtre is an internationally renowned théâtre company whose work focuses on acrobatic performance. This modern-day tale bears witness to the courage that children need to have in a forbidding world. Recommended 6-11 years.
Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline
Box Office: 01383 602302
Also 29 June at Byre Theatre

28
Song from the Sea
Visible Fictions returns with this enchanting production for everyone aged three and over. A spellbinding blend of puppetry, music and visual storytelling, Song from the Sea tells the story of Josh, a little boy who lives in a noisy house with a busy family. One day, through the household din, he hears a faint yet beautiful sound calling out to him to explore its source. So begins Josh’s incredible aquatic adventure as the story behind the song reveals a wonderful and moving tale full of hope.
Lochgelly Centre, Lochgelly
Box Office:01592 583303
Also 27 June at Byre Theatre

30
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
Anyone who wishes to increase their understanding of young people in today’s society should not miss this production of Romeo and Juliet, performed by the HNC Drama students of Carnegie College, Dunfermline. The tragic tale of family feuds, love, hate and violence illustrates through the contemporary style of the presentation, the realism that exists in today’s inner cities. Rothes Halls, Glenrothes
Box Office: 01592 611101

31- 24
August Burntisland Summer Fairground
Situated on the links just yards from a Blue Flag beach, this traditional funfair provides all you need for a great family day out including rides for adults and kids, hot and cold food, side stalls, and not forgetting the candy floss.  Spend as little or as much as you want with no entrance fee - pay on individual rides.