Latest Freuchie Events

The Homegame is Fence Records' annual music bash, and it takes place in our oh-so-picturesque hometown of Anstruther, in Fife. Anstruther is right beside the sea, y'know. It's really nice.

There is lots of music, oh yes yes yes.  It is lovingly spread over 3 days - with a glut of performances from artists on the Fence label, as well as a range of other up-and-coming Scottish, UK, and international acts. Plus, there's always a few very special guests.  These are usually the more expensive ones, in our HG budget.

We already have some ‘special' names lined up for this year, in fact - however, the full roster will not be revealed until a few weeks before the festival. You'll just have to trust us that it'll be amazing.

Homegame started in 2004 as a two-day bash in a small hall ... and now incorporates a bunch of different venues scattered across Anstruther and Cellardyke, attracting an audience from all corners of the UK and beyond.  The essence of the weekend hasn't changed, though - Homegame is really all about discovering new music, and enjoying your Fence faves, in an intimate environment. It's about hanging out with your pals, and making new friends too.  It's about waiting for over an hour for the best chips in the world, and having the worst hangover of the year on the Monday.

Charge: £75 plus postage

Join SNH and RSPB staff on a guided walk in search of wetland birds on World Wetlands Day, on the anniversary of the Ramsar convention. Meet at Vane Farm. Time: 11am, lasting approximately 1 to 1.5 hours.  Price: FREE event, however donations warmly welcomed.

Drop in willow weaving workshops. Working with Jane Wilkinson and Kevin Blackwell, come try your hand at some willow weaving.  It's fun, it's informative and it's free (though if you'd like to make a donation to our work please do!). All welcome. Refreshments available. No experience required. Part of the Snowdrops Festival.  

More about Falkland Centre for Stewardship

Falkland Guides will be hosting a coffee morning to mark the centenary of Girl Guiding. The 100 years of the movement will be celebrated with entertainment and displays. Everyone is most welcome and a special invite is extended to former guides. A small entry free is payable so pop along and support this very special celebration.

Family ceilidh organised by local fundraiser Ron Bissett in Falkland Village Hall. Featuring the well known local Gary Sutherland Ceilidh Band. BYOD. Raffle tickets, £5 on the door. In aid of Falkland Vilage Hall funds.