DAILY
Hedgehog Hobby Hour: Ian Graham
William Wilson Stained Glass Windows
also Lunchtime Concerts
The surprising leisure activities of our favourite hedgerow inhabitant the hedgehog are depicted in Ian’s collection of automata.
Venue 42 6b Backgate 2 - 3 daily; except Tuesday Free
Working Forge
with blacksmithing artist Jack McKenzie-Dymoke
Church open daily 11.00 - 4.00 for tea coffee biscuit by donation.
Concerts daily from 1.00; programme at church gate.
Pittenweem Parish Church High Street
Free; donations welcome
The art of blacksmithing.
Gyles pier east end of harbour
Saturday August 6; Sunday 7; Saturday 12:
2.00 - 4.00 Free
Tales From The Cave
In the spooky surroundings of Pittenweem’s spectacular St Fillan's Cave, storytellers and singers will entertain children aged 3-10. This is a revival of a popular Festival tradition, with tales on a Pittenweem theme and songs popular with local children. Juice and biscuits will be provided. Wear warm clothes as the Cave can be chilly and damp.
Saturday 5 August; Monday 7 August; Wednesday 9 August; Friday 11 August; Saturday 12 August.
Age 3-5 at 2 pm; Age 6-10 at 2.45 pm. Each session will last about 30 minutes.
Tickets: £2 per child; no charge for accompanying adults. (Children aged 7 and over may attend unaccompanied with parent/carer permission.)
Tickets available from Pittenweem Community Library and the Festival Office from 17 July.
DAY-BY-DAY
Sunday 6
Monday 7
Head Drawing
Workshop with Joyce Gunn Cairns
Stitching from History for the 21st Century
Talk by Sheila Hubble from Fife’s Wemyss School of Needlework.
Venue 1 Old Town Hall Cove Wynd
12.30 - 1.00 Free
Please note: Access is by a wide exterior stone stair.
Sunday 6
Joyce believes that every child is born with an inner line as unique as his or her fingerprint. The only guiding maxim in drawing is discipline and persistence.
She has been drawing heads, mostly of writers and poets, over a period of forty years. Her drawings are in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, the National Gallery of Ireland and several universities.
If you are interested in drawing heads, a beginner or already well practised, come along and I will offer a wee introduction and guidance. Look forward to seeing you there!
Bring your own drawing materials, board etc.
Venue 44 Lesser Church Hall James Street
10.0 - 11.45 Places limited to 15 £10
Book on-line or at the Box Office
Online Sales for this workshop have now ceased. For any available tickets contact the Festival Box Office: 01333 313109
Monday 31st onwards 10.00 - 5.00
Ticket Sales
Please note that all sales are final and tickets cannot be refunded, unless an event has been cancelled. Concessions at 50% of adult ticket price are available only for children under 16 years old. This is not applicable to children’s events and workshops where separate pricing applies.
Contemporary Canvas Design
Sheila from the Wemyss School of Needlework will show you how to use different stitches to make the Contemporary Canvas Design.
All materials are supplied and included.
To book a class please contact Sheila on 01592 651346 or email: info@wemyssneedlework.co.uk
Venue 1 Old Town Hall Cove Wynd
2.00 - 4.00 Places limited to 8 £50
Please note: Access is by a wide exterior stone stair.
Seashell design in Norweave technique
Sheila from Wemyss will teach you how to stitch a seashell design. Suitable for beginners.
All materials supplied and included in the cost.
To book a class please contact Sheila on 01592 651346 or email: info@wemyssneedlework.co.uk
Venue 1 Old Town Hall Cove Wynd
2.00 - 4.00 Places limited to 8 £40
Please note: Access is by a wide exterior stone stair.
Wednesday 9
Needlework Experts
Come and meet the experts from the Wemyss School of Needlework with their current projects showing a wide variety of needlework techniques.
Venue 1 Old Town Hall Cove Wynd
Most of the day Free
Friday 11
