Theresa HughesTown House2 WemysfieldKirkcaldyKY1 1XWTel: 08451 555555: 47 18
Get behind the scenes of some fascinating buildings in Central Fife & Kirkcaldy this September.
There will be a free bus linking some of the Kirkcaldy venues. Buses courtesy of Lathalmond Vintage Bus Museum.
Kirkcaldy: Town House 13.00 15.00Kinghorn, High Street 13.15 15.15Burntisland, Kirkgate 13.20 15.20Town House 13.30 15.30
Dysart, Harbour 13.45 15.45West Wemyss, St Adrians Church 14.00 16.00Coaltown of Wemyss, Main St 14.15 16.15East Wemyss, Primary School 14.20 16.20
Kirkcaldy Town House 14.45 16.45
Trace the history of Kirkcaldy through the lesser and better known characters buried in the graveyard; people like Baillie Robert Philp who set up schools for poor children in Kirkcaldy and find out who fought the last duel in Scotland!
Guide available between at the Old Parish Kirk 1.00 - 4.00
Please note that due to essential maintenance work, this building will not be open during Doors Open Days. The organser sends their apologies but anticipates that they will open in 2011.
Image (c) www.scran.ac.uk
Please note that this building will not be taking part in Doors Open Days. The organisers apologise to disappointed visitors.
The MAC bus will be outside to receive visitors and the touring bus will still leave from the site.
Beautifully restored under a Fife Historic Buildings Scheme started in 1999, many 18th and 19th century buildings were brought back into use thereby revitalising the village.
Meet outside St Adrian's Church at the east end of the village.
Start 1.30 (walk approx 50 mins) and 3.30 for the last walk.
Handsome 1899 building designed by Dunn & Findlay to commemorate one of Kirkcaldy's famous sons.
The Adam Smith Theatre staff will show you backstage on guided tours throughout the day. Display on life of Adam Smith in theatre foyer.
Disabled access with the exception of the stage.
Enjoy Fife music group AvisonPlus, playing music in the foyer of the theatre from 3. 45 - 5.00.
Earlier this year the congregations of St Andrews and of St Johns united to form Bennochy Parish Church. We meet in the former St John's Church, rebuilt in 1975-77 following the destruction of the original Church by fire.
We warmly invite you to visit and learn something of our history and view the Church as we seek to become a new, vibrant congregation.
The 2010 Exhibition brings to life Mary Somerville and the ongoing legacy she gave to the sciences.
Over 30 other 'Famous People' with a strong local connection are highlighted this year confirming Burntisland as a 'hotbed' of invention and creativity.
B-listed 18th century stone building with pantile roof situated at Dysart harbour.
Converted into Fife's first Coastal Centre highlighting the many unique features of the Fife Coastal Path including trading links between Fife and the North Sea Countries.
Refreshments available at Harbour Bistro and souvenier shop.