Now that we’re all on the come-down from the Royal Wedding, having joined together with the nation, glued to out tellies to see what Kate Middleton’s dress looked like and what famous people were there, we’re all wondering what to do with our long weekend.
So, here are a few options I’ve gleaned after careful collecting:
Saturday Cafe
It’s Saturday, so the Cafe at 191 is on, as always. Free, fun, and full of life, it’s not to be missed! (10-noon)
Fife Ramblers
They’re going to Peebles to see Glen Sax and walk the circular route. Lifts are provided and if you want more information, speak to Brian – 01592 784 553. Should be good!
The Beach
Head down to Ravenscraig with a picnic, or wander along the Coastal Trail to the tower at Seafield! With the weather being so glorious and the tides being favourable, it’s a wonderful, free way to spend an afternoon or a day for anyone of any age. Say hello to the friendly seals if you see them!
Advance notice of Art workshops
Want to try your hand at something creative? Not sure you want to invest the money for all of the lessons and materials required to be an artist? There are 116 places for FREE art sessions in May throughout Fife. If you want to book a place, phone 01592 583213. (Call sooner to reserve your place)
There is NO Breastfeeding Cafe on Monday, however. They are taking the week off and enjoying the bank holiday, too.
St. Clair Street Toddlers IS happening on Thursday May 5th, though. Not all schools are being used as polling places, so we’re going ahead like normal.
(Completely out of the area, but if you’ve got few pennies to spend, I HIGHLY recommend seeing “The One Man Star Wars Trilogy” in Glenrothes at Rothes Halls on Thursday, 5 May. I saw this show a couple of years ago at the Edinburgh Fringe and have never had so much fun in my life. 100% family safe.)
-Shanana
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