Poster in Co-op

The chestnut pale fencing is in place around the area for the world’s second oldest Highland Games.

Games (or Market) Day is undoubtedly the annual day when the greatest number of people descend on the town.

Fewer than times in the past when bus loads of people from Fife and Lothian mining villages (and many other places) arrived for a fun day out.

There’s a full set of shows on site, with more stalls expected on the day.

Extra catering is organised –

Poster in the Co-op

Enjoy!

https://burntislandhighlandgames.co.uk

Photos from last year.

Poster in the Co-op

A new business opened on the High Street today.

Owner Anita McKerracher once stayed on the other side of the road so was pleased to have the chance to take on the lease of the former Silver Threads shop.

She has been a professional custom painter for over 11 years, working from home and selling around the world via the internet.

The shop is a way of attracting more customers and also a base for a range of art workshops for children.

It will also sell art (including the pictures on the shelves) by other local artists.

“SpottyDog Customs is a family run business based in lovely coastal town Burntisland in Fife offering multiple Art and Craft services. We specialise in custom painted and airbrushed shoes, clothes and accessories, home decoratins, wall murals, musical instruments, gaming consoles and devices, helmets, luggages, paintings and portraits, shop signs and banners.

“At SpottyDog Customs we are passionate about all forms of arts and crafts and we understand how important it is for children to be involved, get creative and give their imaginations a go. We are very open minded and even the smallest project or the silliest idea can be realised. Just give us a call or visit us at our new shop at 177 High Street.”

http://www.spottydogcustoms.com

http://www.Facebook.com/SpottyDogCustoms

Central Fife Open Studios 7 & 8 September and 14 & 15 September 2019

Burntisland studios all open first weekend 5 open 2nd weekend too.

http://www.centralfifeopenstudios.org/burntisland.html

Course details

Booking

3 bedroom property For Rent in Dodhead, Burntisland available from RE/MAX First Kirkcaldy

Also, related –

Temporary Waiting Restrictions

A921 Kinghorn Rd (both sides from no. 113 to no. 130); A921 Cromwell Rd (west side from Thistle St to Manse Rd and both sides from James Park Lane to Aberdour Rd); B923 Kirkcaldy Rd (both sides from A921 Cromwell Rd to no 40); A921 Aberdour Rd (both sides from A909 Cowdenbeath Rd to no 45A); Kirkton Rd (both sides); and Haugh Rd (both sides).

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Once again the four Sundays in August will see train excursions, organised by SRPS Railtours, pass between the Beach and Links.

Steam-hauled over the Forth Bridge and round the Fife Circle, then through Edinburgh and along the new Borders Railway to Galashiels and Tweedbank.

In addition, this year will see two visits by the UK’s newest mainline steam loco Tornado on three days in August plus one in September.

Thursday 1st and 8th, Saturday 31st and Saturday 7th September “The Aberdonian’ – Edinburgh to Aberdeen and return”

Brochure

At North Queensferry in 2015

Another event from Burntisland Community Development Trust

Last year it was a great success (but a bit windy).

Last year’s innovation from the Toll Community Centre, a visit from Santa, will be repeated (with a new sleigh).