Strathmiglo Primary school pupils are doing a litter pick & would like help from as many people as possible. Free juice and biscuits afterwards. Please call the school for more details.

David Cowling of Auchtermuchty combined with Edenshead and Strathmiglo Parish Churches, hosts the third in a series of informal discussion evenings about the Christian faith. There will be a series of topics to stimulate general discussion and everyone is welcome to come along to participate of simply listen.

Entry £1 in aid of the Senior Citizens bus trip, Xmas party and sociated activities. Donations of raffle prizes, produce, bric-a-brac, bottles, books, CDs etc can be collected by Robert Allison (tel 860930) or Byan Bowden (860313) or brought to the hall on the morning. Please come along and support the local community.

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.

From 9pm to 12midnight - come sing yourself and join in the fun!

Join the Cupar Amateur Musical Society at Gateside Memorial Hall to enjoy songs from shows, including Miss Saigon, Phantom of the Opera, Show Boat, Guys & Dolls and more. If you love musicals, don't miss this nighht out. Tickets £5. Contact Teri Gillan 01337 860577.

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.

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

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.

The next monthly Evening Service in Gateside Memorial Hall is on Sunday 29th June 2008 at 6.30PM. Tea and Coffee is served after the Service and everyone will be made most welcome.