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  1. Bookbug Session at Ladybank Library

    Friday, 3rd September, 2010

    Free story, song & rhyme sessions for babies, toddlers, pre-school children and their families at Ladybank Library. Catch the reading bug! Please contact the library to book a place. Formerly known as Bookstart Rhymetimes.

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  2. Tyndall Bruce Park Opening: Lomond Utd vs Dundee Utd (twice!)

    Saturday, 4th September, 2010 — Sunday, 5th September, 2010

    *****CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE*****
    Come along and support the grand opening of Lomond United's new home - TYNDALL BRUCE PARK  - set in the impressive grounds of Falkland Palace.
    Two games will be played over the weekend:
    LOMOND UNITED -V- DUNDEE UNITED on Sat 4 Sept, Kick off 3pm - Opening ceremony details to be confirmed 
    &
    LOMOND UNITED -V- DUNDEE UNITED ALL-STARS on Sun 5 Sept, Kick off at 2pm - a fundraiser for Dundee United's skin cancer charity.
    Anyone interested in sponsoring the game or pitch-side adverts for this open weekend please call Alistair Mcbain on 07765 401939.
    About Lomond United AFC

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  3. Bats & Moths: Falkland

    Saturday, 4th September, 2010

    Join the Fife Coast and Countryside Trust for an adventure at Falkland Palace discovering the creatures of the night - myths and mysteries revealed! 
    About Fife Coast & Countryside Trust

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  4. Newburgh Orchard Group: Plum Market

    Saturday, 4th September, 2010

    Street market in the centre of Newburgh in which locally grown plums are on sale as well as homemade jams and chutneys.  Apples, pears and other fruits may also be available, all have been grown in local private orchards. Free admission.

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  5. Freuchie's Glorious Weekend

    Saturday, 4th September, 2010 — Sunday, 5th September, 2010

    A weekend of activities celebrating 25 years since Freuchie went to Lords and became the first (and only) Scottish team to lift the National Village Championship trophy

    The fun kicks off on Saturday at 2pm where there will be a range of activities centering around the cricket club and the newly developed school playground. There will be a free family disco at 8pm on the Saturday night.

    The weekend will include a range of activities including taster sport sessions, craft stalls, bouncy castles and refreshments will be available. There will be an exhibition of photographic memorabilia in the cricket club showing the 'glory days'. All welcome.

    On Sunday there will be a celebratory match with old rivals Falkland, which starts at 2pm.

    More about Freuchie Cricket Club

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