Cupar’s Heritage Centre and Museum is gearing up for its 2024 opening and exhibition. We will share more on this as the clock ticks down. Before then, they have published a series of talks that will be held this year covering a wider range of topics – from close to home and further afield.

The talks are open to all. Please feel free to share with friends and family.

All meetings are scheduled to take place in Cupar’s Age Concern Centre (entry via the Bonnygate Car Park entrance).

Each session commences at 7.30 p.m. prompt. Entry for Cupar Heritage Members is free of charge. Visitors will be charged £5 on the door.

• March 25^th Annual Members Meeting followed by a talk on
  • The Hopes of Craighall
  • Speaker: Robert Scott
• April 29^th
  • The Early Years of Mary Queen of Scots
  • Speaker: Dr Amy Blakeway, School of History, St Andrews University
• May 27^th 
  • Teasses – The Estate and Gardens
  • Speaker: Craig Cameron, Estate Factor
• 24^th June 
  • Islands of the Forth
  • Speaker: Ian Archibald, Burntisland Heritage Trust
• July         
  • Members Outing, to be confirmed
• 26^th August
  • Rev Wm Scott, Minister of Cupar Old Parish Church
  • Speaker: Dr Alan McDonald, Lecturer in Scottish History
• 30^th September
  • James Oswald, musician, publisher and composer to a king
  • Speaker: Tom Davison, retired journalist
• 28^th October
  • Restoring paintings
  • Speaker: Gail Egan, painting conservator
• 25^th November
  • Iona and St Columba
  • Speaker: Paula Ann Milne, Historic Environment Scotland

 

Need more?

You can find more on the museum and their work via their website on this link. They are also on Facebook and share regular content with their followers. Just click on the image below to see the photos they publish to help promote their work.

And we are told they will soon launch their own Instagram account to help share more of the museum’s artifacts and collections.

 

Thanks for reading.