Enjoy the sound of Tia Morgan, popular female vocalist who will be entertaining us in the main bar from 7.30pm.

Next committee meeting. All parents or carers of attending chiildren welcome.

Join us for a talk about the Ecology Centre, Craigencalt, Kinghorn. Ronnie Mackie, operational manager will share the story of how redundant farm buildings and loch ahve been developed into an ecology centre offreing a wide range of services to communities in Fife. All welcome. next meeting December 4th.

Inaugural glittering fundraiser for Macmillan -and possibly an opportunity to pick up a designer dress for £10! Good condition dresses, dry-cleaned & ready to wear include designers Kenzo, MaxMara, Frank Usher and Karen Millan as well as high street names Next & Monsoon. If you have something special you'd like to conbtribute, drop it off at Fishers in Cupar or Something Different hairdressers in Guardbridge. And get along early on the 8th for the best deals!

The NE Fife branch of the National Childcare Trust are holding another of their infamous nearly new sales at the Old Parish Church on sat Nov 8th. You'll be able to buy and sell children's toys, clothes, books, baby equipment and maternity clothes. Would-be sellers should contact the NCT branch at dundeefifenct.org.uk or call 0870 1129250 (between 7pm and 9pm).

Join us for an evening of music and entertainment especially for the Ladies. Entry free.

Remembrance Sunday will be marked in the Howe of Fife Parish with the following local services: Kettle Church 10.00 (Rev. Ian Wotherspoon) followed by Kettle War Memorial 10.50; Ladybank War Memorial 10.50 (Rev Clifford Strong); Collessie Church 11.30 (Rev. Ian Wotherspoon); Cults Church 10.00 (Rev. Iain Paton); Pitlessie War Memorial 10.50. All welcome.

Buying what you need isn’t always what you want. Are there more satisfying ways to live more locally? In Falkland village hall on Tuesday 11 November at 7:30, there will be a meeting to start finding ways to improve our local quality of life. Contributors will be residents from the village and locally, who can explain what they have already done, and what could be done. This will include local examples of using crafts, trying to re-learn skills and crafts from our recent or grandparents generations, or networks for borrowing not buying, considering consumption, sharing transport or hardest of all – walking around a bit. This is part of the Transition Falkland programme, which has already attracted tens of people to meetings on local energy, and food. Now with extra people becoming involved , there will be more happening in December – watch out ! All events are free.

Take a walk down memory lane and sing your heart out! Free entry.

Cupar Farmers’ Market is held on the Third Saturday of every month. Likely producers include Iain Spink (Traditional Smokies From Arbroath), Puddledub Buffalo and Pork, Bellfield Organic Nursery, Caurnie Soap Co, Gartmorn Farm Poultry, Fletchers of Auchtermuchty and Hilton Wild Boar. Something for everyone - so please head along and support local, quality food producers. For more on Fife's other Farmers' markets, see weblink.

Find out more about studying at Elmwood and a wide range of courses on offer.

The North Howe Transition Toun have been active this year, hosting a series of awareness raising events looking at possible effects of peak oil and climate change on the local community. There's growing interest from local people who want to get actively involved in practical projects to help us prepare for a changing future, and this public meeting at Letham Village Hall is the next stage in forming action groups to take ideas forward and develop specific projects. All welcome.

Come along, enjoy a coffee and a chat and ask questions about the benefits and ease of use of real nappies at Muddy Boots Farm. Trial kits will be available to purchase (as long as stocks last). Fife Real Nappy Network is a registered charity which provides advice and support on choosing and using real nappies. It’s run by local mums who use real nappies! Muddy Boots Farm 19 Nov 2008 10am

The Ladybank Committee of Cancer Research (UK) Scotland are holding a cheese and wine fundraiser. Please come along and support this worthy cause. Tickets from Sandra Rae on 01337 831397. Any raffle donations very welcome.

Enjoy the sound of Chris Wells, popular male vocalist who will be entertaining us in the main bar from 8.00pm.

Support the Heart of Fife Riding for the Disabled group at a public show at Dabbs on 23rd November. Open to the public both to enter and to spectate, there will be a tombola and a sales table. Dabbs cafe will be open too, lovely chips! There is a class at 2pm for RDA riders only, we're expecting around 20 TDA showjumpers. Come along and see for yourself how skilled our riders are. And if you're interested in volunteering, please get in touch.

Enjoy the unique sound of Indigo who will be entertaining us in the main bar from 8.00pm. Free entry.