Join the Fife Coast and Countryside Trust Ranger Service as part of National Volunteer Week for a day of conservation; removing rhododendron and other invasive species on Falkland estate. Meet at the car park at Pillars of Hercules on the Falkland to Strathmiglo road, and bring a tattie for the fire! Bring a packed lunch. Strong footwear required. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Join the Fife Coast and Countryside Trust Ranger Service in this National event to find out more about moths and bats. Not all moths are brown and boring! A trap will be set in the Orchard to entice moths: trapped species will be looked at and discussed. The traps will be emptied on Sunday, and visitors are welcome to see what the process involves. No charge.

Come along and enjoy demonstrations, exhibitions and crafts to buy. Tea / coffee available. All welcome.

Enjoy a great day out for all the family at the 19th annual vintage rally of the Fife Vintage Agricultural Machinery Club. The theme this year is the 'Year of the Potato'. See for yourself the 300+ vintage tractors, stationary engines, machinery, cars, bikes, commercial equipment etc and enjoy auto-jumble, working displays, a craft tent, events ring featuring entertainment from the likes of the Cupar Bowmen, trade stands, refreshments and much more. Free parking. Entry Adults £5, OAPs £3, under 16s Free.

Find out what was caught in the moth traps at last night's Moth and Bat Night hosted by the Fife Coast and Countryside Trust Ranger Service.

Clubs/businesses/organisations are invited to enter a team (s) to take part in the Bells (Diageo) fun six-side tournament which celebrates its 25th year next month. The tournament runs every night from Monday 16th June to Friday 20th June with finals day on Sunday 22nd June. It is run on a straight knockout basis with matches starting at 6.15pm nightly. Closing date for entries is Monday 9th June. Entry fee is £10 per team. For rules, see website.

Come along and celebrate the launch of WECAN! Ltd, a company limited by guarantee with charitable status. Venue: the Rathcluan Hotel next to Elmwood College in Cupar. Lunch and a party to follow. Please RSVP to to Biff McMahon, Tel: 01334 658704 or e-mail: biff.mcmahon@wecan.org.uk

Falkland Festival and the 3rd Traditional Music Festival will once again welcome some of Scotland's best and well-known acts. In keeping in with the tradition of the Falkland Festival the street fair will be a highlight and a chance for families old and new to meet up and enjoy a day of music, fun and food. The festival is organised for locals and visitors to enjoy. This year we have some new members on the committee but are always needing more. If you feel you can spare some time please contact us for details, no volunteers - no festival ! Please see website for full schedule of events and tickets.

Bar & Raffle. Tickets £6 adult, £5 oap, £4 under 16. (see tickets page). Tickets available locally from 01337 858 606 or via e-mail: falklandfestival@hotmail.co.uk

As part of the Falkland Festival there will be an art exhibition in the Upper Town Hall for all to enjoy. Donation on door. Opening times: 12pm to 4pm on 21, 22, 28 & 29 June. Exhibits from local artists, both professional and amateur. This year’s featured artist is award-winning Mhairi Lafferty. Thanks.

Enjoy participating in (or simply watching) the annual hill race - part of the Falkland Festival. Children's races kick-off at- 6.30pm, entry fee £1.00. Adult Hill race start 7.00pm, entry £3.00. Meet at Bruce Fountain, Falkland High Street. Please note there is an age limit for adult hill race. Organised by Fife Athletic Club (01337) 858 038

As par of the Falkland Festival, traditional music workshops and competitions will take place at the Falkland Village Hall today. These workshops & competitions are designed to encourage and inspire young people to develop skills in traditional music, to meet professional musicians and make contact with other young people with similar interests. With this in mind the emphasis will be on fun and enjoyment. MUSIC WORKSHOPS: Accordion - Gary Sutherland, Fiddle - Stella Wikie, Composing Music - Dr Bruce Thomson Start: 11am - 12pm. Please register at Village Hall at 10.45am. Cost: £2.00 per person MUSIC COMPETITIONS. Entry forms from Alan Small on 0796 738 4009. Start: 2pm. For competition rules, see website. Entry to non-competitors £1.00 adult & 50p child Come along and listen / join in. All welcome.

With quality musicians like these, it's sure to be a great music event, so grab your tickets while you can. Doors open 7.20pm. Bar. Tickets: £10 adult, £8 under 16. The Tannahill Weavers are one of Scotland 's premier traditional bands. Their diverse repertoire spans the centuries with fire-driven instrumentals, topical songs, and original ballads and lullabies. Their music demonstrates to old and young alike the rich musical heritage of the Celtic people. These versatile musicians have received worldwide accolades consistently over the years for their exuberant performances and outstanding recording efforts that seemingly can't get better...yet continue to do just that. Tiriodh’ are a young ceilidh band based in central Fife. The band is made up of four cousins, Scot Wilson (18), Craig McNicol (16), and their younger brothers, Niall Wilson (14) and Ross McNicol (12). They formed in 2001 while on an annual family holiday to the Hebridean island of Tiree, which is where the band name comes from, as ‘Tiriodh’ is Gaelic for Tiree. The band is mainly influenced by west coast music, a major contributor being the Tiree band ‘Skipinnish’. There is also a small wealth of musical experience within the band itself. For more on the musicians, see website.

One not to miss! featuring the Lomond Ceilidh Band, Cameron Kellow Trio, Orwell Ceilidh Band and the Eden Ceilidh Band. Please note, as this is a National Trust Property, strictly no ball games or animals at any time. In the event of rain, ceilidh will be held in the Falkland Village Hall. Donation on the door. Bar.

A five-a-side football competition will be held by local side Lomond United AFC for the 1st time this year. An over 16 yrs and an under 16 yrs event will take place over 2 nights at Falkland House School Playing Fields, car parking available. On Monday June 23rd the over 16s kick-off at 6.30pm. Cost per team: £10. On Tuesday June 24th at 6.30pm the under 16s kick-off. Cost £5 per team. All teams must be registered and paid for by Monday June 16th. Draw will be made on June 17th. Forms available from Fruit 'n' Scoop, Horsemarket St, Falkland. Qualified refreees for both nights!

Part of the Falkland Festival, Treasure Hunters should gather at the Village Hall at 6.30pm. Entry fee: £1 per person. Organised by Falkland Primary PTA. Come along and enjoy the fun.

Falkland Parish Church have kindly organised another Quiz and Curry favourite for all the community to enjoy as part of the 2008 Falkland Festival. Join us in the Village Hall from 7pm.

As part of the Falkland Festival there will be an art exhibition in the Upper Town Hall for all to enjoy. Donation on door. Opening times: 12pm to 4pm on 21, 22, 28 & 29 June. Exhibits from local artists, both professional and amateur. This year’s featured artist is award-winning Mhairi Lafferty. Thanks.

Today is Falkland's Festival Fair. It kicks-off the with Children's parade at 11am - meet in the primary school playing field. All children welcome, come dressed up if you wish. Led by Kinglassie & District Pipe Band. The MEDIEVAL STREET FAIR, runs from 11am - 3pm in the Village Square. There will be crafts, games and food stalls as well as live music, street entertainment and a Pipe Band. Visit the Centre for Stewardhip stall to take part in a Royal treasure Hunt around the estate. The DUCK RACE organised by Falkland Tennis Club is 3pm in Falkland Palace Orchard. Buy your ducks from the Falkland Tennis Club stall at the street fair. Enjoy!