• Arts & Crafts drop in

    Festival Marquee Hawkcraig Road, Aberdour, Fife, UK

    Come along to the marquee for our Arts & Crafts drop-in to have fun, make friends and create some artistic masterpieces! Suitable for ages 3+ Tickets £4 on the door

  • Felting with Amy

    Church Hall Aberdour Church Hall, Aberdour, Fife, UK

    Join local artist Amy McNeil for a fun session of needle felting! Come along and learn how to create your very own wooly animal using lots of fluff and a needle!

    £12.00
  • Feel the Beat: Street and hip hop workshop

    Festival Marquee Hawkcraig Road, Aberdour, Fife, UK

    Get ready to move at these high-energy Street/Hip Hop sessions led by Zodiac School of Dance. Perfect for all abilities, focus will be on building confidence, learning fresh choreography, and having a fun time through dance. Come along, bring your energy, and be part of the vibe! Sessions: 13:30 to 14:15 ages 12+ 14:30 to […]

    £5.00
  • Nerf Adventure

    Aberdour Primary School Scotland, United Kingdom

    Nerf wood adventure

    £4.00
  • How close on the Jack?! Kids Bowls

    Ever wondered what it takes to master the game of bowls? Now is your chance. Aberdour bowling club invites young participants aged 11 and over to join a fun, hands-on introduction to this sociable and surprisingly competitive sport. Learn how to deliver the perfect bowl, aim for the Jack and pick up tips and tricks form seasoned players. All equipment is provided – just bring flat-soled shoes and come ready to play!

    Places: 12

    Ages: 11+

    Free
  • Moby-Dick returns to Fife

    Festival Marquee Hawkcraig Road, Aberdour, Fife, UK

    Whale-watching in the Forth meets Herman Melville, the American author of Moby-Dick, whose Fife ancestry is becoming better known.

    In association with the Aberdour Cultural Association we are pleased to present an evening of whale talk, music and discussion – where past, present and future whale-related activities link arts and sciences across Fife – with citizen scientist Ronnie Mackie, cultural historian and author Dr Tom Hubbard, and sculptor Kenny Munro

    From Pictish carvings of dolphins and whales to contemporary artistic responses, we can see how creativity relates to concerns about our relationship with the marine environment.

    In recent years, Kinghorn has become an international hub for whale-watching and this is inspiring many creative projects and inspiring a Public Art Literary Trail across Fife. Tonight’s panel will explore Fife’s international cultural connections, with a short film about Melville’s visit to Scotland in 1856, as well as an introduction to existing and planned projects, and the chance for audience members to suggest future initiatives.

  • Animal Man

    Festival Marquee Hawkcraig Road, Aberdour, Fife, UK

    Get up close and personal with animals from all over the world. Presented by a fun animal handler, the show focuses on close interaction and handling a range of animals. Sessions for all ages: 09:30 to 10:30 10:30 to 11:30 11:30 to 12:30

    £6.00
  • Murder or Mishap?

    Tennis Club Aberdour, Fife, United Kingdom

    There’s a body at the Tennis Club! Did Tony Manikin just have a nasty accident making toast in the clubhouse - or is there something more sinister at large? Examine the evidence left at the scene and help us work out what really happened… Sessions: 10:00 to 11:30 ages 10-12 13:30 to 15:00 ages 10-12 […]

    £6.50
  • Move Like a Ninja: Parkour experience

    Silver Sands Playing Fields Silver Sands Playing Fields, Aberdour, Fife, UK

    Jump. Vault. Climb. Balance. Swing. Crawl. Roll. Discover what you can do at this action-packed outdoor parkour experience. In this fun, beginner-friendly outdoor workshop, Access Parkour coaches will guide participants through the foundations of parkour using the environment around them. Through games and movement challenges, participants will build confidence, resilience and coordination, while developing problem-solving […]

    £8.00
  • Mr Boom

    Festival Marquee Hawkcraig Road, Aberdour, Fife, UK

    A show for all the family! The one-man band will arrive from the moon – having heard several wee Earthlings say to several big Earthlings “Just sit me doon wie Mr Boom”. This Aberdour Festival legend will be back to capture the imagination of a new generation of wee Earthlings with his charming Scottish songs and space inspired performance.

    Mr Boom has been entertaining children for many moons (by his own admission) including through his much loved children’s BBC tv show - Over the Moon

    "Mr Boom's experience shines through" . . . The Adelaide Advertiser

    A show not to be missed!

    £5.00
  • Try bowls – Adults

    Aberdour Bowling Club Scotland, United Kingdom

    Ever wondered what it takes to master the game of bowls? Now is your chance. Aberdour Bowling Club invites adults to join a fun, hands-on introduction to this sociable sport. Learn how to deliver the perfect bowl and pick up tips and tricks form seasoned players. All equipment is provided – just bring flat-soled shoes and come ready to play!

    Tickets: FREE – just turn up

    Places: 12 (first come first served)

    Duration: two hours