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Check Event Page for tickets for Stirling, Greenock, Glasgow and Edinburgh -produced by Imaginate and Barrowland Ballet and funded through the Scottish Government’s Festivals Expo Fund. Inspired by the Greek legend of
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Check Event Page for tickets for Stirling, Greenock, Glasgow and Edinburgh
-produced by Imaginate and Barrowland Ballet and funded through the Scottish Government’s Festivals Expo Fund.
Inspired by the Greek legend of Icarus, this is the story of a girl weighed down by the responsibility of the environmental crisis. She dreams of the boy Icarus and begins to work out her escape. This is the story of a girl who’s learning to fly.
At one with the wind, she soars up, up and away…
Too Close To The Sun is about the power of imagination and the sheer determination that lets you fly when forces all around want to pull you down. The award-winning Barrowland Ballet use intricate choreography, spoken word and humour to tell this evocative new story.
“Natasha Gilmore’s choreography explodes on the stage and demonstrates why Barrowland Ballet is one of Scotland’s most successful contemporary dance companies” – The Reviews Hub on Whiteout
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Time
May 26 (Friday) - June 3 (Saturday)
Location
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Greenock & Stirling (See event for more details)
Organiser
Imaginate
Event Details
The Green Team from the East and Old Church are going to help the children at Chimes Playgroup to use their old wellington boots to make flower planters. Sustainable flowers
Event Details
The Green Team from the East and Old Church are going to help the children at Chimes Playgroup to use their old wellington boots to make flower planters. Sustainable flowers that come every year will be used as well. Teaching upcycling early to hopefully make it a lifetime habit.
Registration/Event Page
Free to chimes children but if you want to come along bring an old Wellie with you
Time
(Tuesday) 10:00 am
Location
East and Old Church
38-40 East High Street, Forfar, DD8 2EG
Organiser
Event Details
Pibroch is a one-act play performed by writer and spoken word artist John Bolland, exploring our Climate Emergency and
Event Details
Pibroch is a one-act play performed by writer and spoken word artist John Bolland, exploring our Climate Emergency and the need for an urgent but just transition from the current extractive economic system and the parallels with the Piper Alpha disaster of 1988.
The performance explores the experience of oil & gas workers involved in numerous offshore industrial catastrophes (e.g. Piper Alpha, Alexander Keilland, Macondo) and examines the personal and social experiences of finding oneself on a ‘burning platform’ with a pressing need for change.
Developed from the author’s own experiences working in the offshore oil and gas industry between 1980 and 2014 and subsequent involvement in Climate Activism through Extinction Rebellion between 2018 and 2020, the production is based on a poetry collection – Pibroch – which expands upon and develops the texts used in spoken performance.
Co-directed by Mark Thomson, former Artistic Director at the Royal Lyceum in Edinburgh, it has been crafted by an outstanding team of theatre professionals; John Bolland’s words are complemented by Fraser Fifield who provides live musical accompaniment to the performance.
There will also be a post-show discussion and Q&A session.
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Time
(Tuesday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Location
Gardyne Theatre
Gardyne Campus, Gardyne Rd, Broughty Ferry, Dundee DD5 1NY
Organiser
Pibroch Productions
Event Details
Join the launch of Scotland’s Creative Degrowth Network where we bring together people from both creative and environmental sectors to learn more about this
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Join the launch of Scotland’s Creative Degrowth Network where we bring together people from both creative and environmental sectors to learn more about this new network. Over the course of an afternoon, we’ll expand our knowledge on degrowth and what it means for Scotland. We’ll explore the role of culture, and how we can use it to tell positive post-growth stories in our communities.
At the root of the climate emergency is a crisis of political imagination. Our current political and societal structures are limited in what they can achieve. Economic and societal systems are currently driving the climate crisis in pursuit of profit and power: systems where we have been conditioned to value GDP and economic growth at the cost of people and planet.
Our planet does not have the resources for endless growth, and neither is endless growth working for people, creating an immensely inequitable distribution of wealth. We need radical, collective visions of alternative futures to drive transformative action. Art and culture can help us rethink the systems we have created. This is why we have created the Creative Degrowth Network Scotland, and we want you to take part!
With the launch of this network we aim to challenge and reframe the dominant narratives that have been driving the climate crisis. We aim to build stronger connections between cultural, climate, economic and community professionals in order to develop this urgent work towards a sustainable future. The afternoon will include contributions from Enough! Scotland, and Rachel Grant, Programme Manager at the Barn. You will also hear from members of the network and get a chance to form its future. Together we ask: How can culture play its full role in the necessary transformation of society?
Online participation
We hope you will be able to attend in person, but for those who cannot do so, the event will be available as a live stream on YouTube, where viewers will be able to ask questions and participate via the chat function. This will be hosted on Choirs for Climate’s YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/@choirsforclimate which you just click on to attend. A recording of the live stream will be available after the event.
If you are unable to attend or would like more information, you can join the network by emailing [email protected] and we will keep you updated with all future events and news.
The event is and is a part of Creative Carbon Scotlands Green Tease programme that promotes how the arts and culture can transform society in response to climate change.
Luke Devlin
Luke Devlin is a human ecologist and degrowth advocate. He is Executive Director of the Centre for Human Ecology, and a member of the Enough! Scotland collective. He serves as co-editor of the LESS journal of Degrowth in Scotland and as a broadcaster, writer and commentator on social and current affairs, including as a regular contributor to BBC Radio Scotland’s Thought for the Day. Luke will give a talk with the title: Mutual flourishing for Creatives: how to live well within planetary boundaries: There should be enough for everyone to live well, in dignified sufficiency within healthy bioregions. Industrial civilisation as we know it, however, is based on an impossible promise: that of never-ending economic growth. The impacts and consequences of this idea are testing the limits of survivability on our one precious Earth. Using insights from degrowth, human ecology, and by exploring forms of traditional knowledge, we’ll explore together how to create lifeways that nurture, regenerate and restore self, community and ecosystems- and to create art and culture to inspire, provoke and encourage that vision.
Rachel Grant
Rachel Grant [she/her] is the Programme Manager (Projects and Communities) at the Barn, a multi-arts organisation in Aberdeenshire that develops and delivers creative projects, programmes and learning spaces to create conditions for artists and communities to connect, observe and rethink our relationship to the natural world made possible by the evolving environmental crisis.
She leads on The Far Orchard and Plenty? a festival of more and less. The Far Orchard is a long-term project that connects living systems, food and communities by rethinking a traditional apple orchard. Developed by artists Jo Hodges and Robbie Coleman in collaboration with the Barn. You can read a case study about the Far Orchard by Creative Carbon Scotland here.
Mairi McFadyen
Mairi McFadyen is a freelancer and creative collaborator. Her practice is informed by her background in creative ethnology and in human ecology; both share an emphasis on active engagement and change-making informed by critical scholarship. Mairi is a collaborator with the Enough! Collective, exploring ideas and action around degrowth in a Scottish context. She has brought these ideas into various arts, creative and educational projects including Tobar an Dualchais: Creative Connections, Atlas Arts School of Plural Futures and most recently, A Fragile Correspondence, commissioned by the Scotland+Venice partnership and curated by the Architecture Fringe, -ism, and /other, exploring alternative perspectives and new approaches to the challenges of the climate emergency.
Mairi will contribute an offering in the form of an Offers and Needs session – a simple convivial tool for resourcing new networks and building a local sharing economy. Mairi will also speak to an emerging degrowth discourse and practice in Scotland, and reflect on experiments in building a fledgling Degrowth Network in the Highlands and Islands.
Accessibility
We want to remove barriers to participation in these events and are happy to make adjustments to prevent people being excluded. Please inform us of accessibility requirements during the registration process or get in touch by email if you would like to provide more information or ask any questions. Please see our Safe Working Spaces Statement for more information.
If you have any questions about the event or want to know more, please get in touch with [email protected].
This event is taking place as part of Creative Carbon Scotland’s Green Tease event series, part of the culture/SHIFT programme.
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Time
(Wednesday) 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Organiser
Creative Carbon Scotland
Event Details
Pibroch is a one-act play performed by writer and spoken word artist John Bolland, exploring our Climate Emergency and
Event Details
Pibroch is a one-act play performed by writer and spoken word artist John Bolland, exploring our Climate Emergency and the need for an urgent but just transition from the current extractive economic system and the parallels with the Piper Alpha disaster of 1988.
The performance explores the experience of oil & gas workers involved in numerous offshore industrial catastrophes (e.g. Piper Alpha, Alexander Keilland, Macondo) and examines the personal and social experiences of finding oneself on a ‘burning platform’ with a pressing need for change.
Developed from the author’s own experiences working in the offshore oil and gas industry between 1980 and 2014 and subsequent involvement in Climate Activism through Extinction Rebellion between 2018 and 2020, the production is based on a poetry collection – Pibroch – which expands upon and develops the texts used in spoken performance.
Co-directed by Mark Thomson, former Artistic Director at the Royal Lyceum in Edinburgh, it has been crafted by an outstanding team of theatre professionals; John Bolland’s words are complemented by Fraser Fifield who provides live musical accompaniment to the performance.
There will also be a post-show discussion and Q&A session.
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Time
(Wednesday) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location
The Byre Theatre
Abbey Street, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9LA
Organiser
Pibroch Productions
Event Details
Join us for ‘The Green Lie’, directed by Werner Boote (2018). Length: 93 minutes.
Event Details
Join us for ‘The Green Lie’, directed by Werner Boote (2018). Length: 93 minutes.
Watch the film at leisure from the comfort of your own home, on the evening of Sunday 11th or on Monday 12th June, via private online video channel (access details will be sent by email to registered participants). Then join the post-screening discussion at 8pm on Monday 12th June (online via Zoom).
The conversation will be led by Isobel, one of our Young Humanist Scotland Ambassadors.
‘Environmentally-friendly electric cars, sustainably-produced food products, fair production processes….Can our purchasing power help save the world?’
In this tongue-in-cheek two-hander, Austrian director Werner Boote and German author Kathrin Hartmann meticulously unpick some of the most prevalent ‘greenwashing’ myths at play today. They take viewers on a round-the-globe tour of corporate hypocrisy, to the sites of catastrophic environmental disasters and shocking land rights violations, all of which are harming humans, animals and the planet despite the glowing promises of effective self-regulation.
Far from disempowering, however, this exposé of our limited choice as ethical consumers reminds us that our power as individuals does not lie in our wallets but in our actions and behaviours as voters, citizens, and members of our communities.
Language: English, German with English subtitles.
This is one of a series of films we will be screening as part of our Take One Action Film Club, and everyone who shares our humanist values is very welcome to participate. Take One Action believes small actions lead to big ones, and that we all make a difference. Connecting individuals through film, creativity and action – for a better world, starting from Scotland.
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Organiser
Humanist Society Scotland
Event Details
Join us for a fun, free and informative workshop that will help you understand climate change. You will work as a team to find relationships
Event Details
Join us for a fun, free and informative workshop that will help you understand climate change.
You will work as a team to find relationships between 42 climate cards. Each card represents a cause or effect of climate change. Together you will link the cards to build a collage that explains climate change.
This step-by-step, cooperative activity will help you work through the complexity of climate change. You will also get to be creating by decorating and naming your finished collage.
Climate Fresk is perfect for those who know that climate change is important, but feel that they would like to understand it more. There is no need for any previous climate knowledge; the workshop is a learning experience.
Climate Fresk is a French-based NGO with the aim to make climate science more accessible. Over 1 million people have played worldwide.
You can read about a previous Climate Fresk workshop we delivered here.
Booking information
This workshop is free to attend, but spaces are limited so booking is required.
If you have any problems booking or any questions, please phone 01592 858458 or email [email protected]
Accessibility
The event is being held at Hugo’s Bar & Pavilion, Regents Way, Dalgety Bay, Dunfermline KY11 9YD.
The venue is wheelchair accessible and has a disabled toilet.
If you have any other accessibility questions please phone 01592 858458 or email [email protected].
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Time
(Tuesday) 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Organiser
Climate Action Fife
Climate Fresk
Event Details
Clean Air Day is the largest air pollution campaign in the UK – taking place on Thursday 15 June 2023. Clean Air Day helps to drive a positive shift in public
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Clean Air Day is the largest air pollution campaign in the UK – taking place on Thursday 15 June 2023.
Clean Air Day helps to drive a positive shift in public knowledge and action. The day is a chance to find out more about air pollution, share information, and make our air cleaner and healthier for everyone.
The theme for the campaign this year is: Clean up our mind to look after your mind this #CleanAirDay.
Cleaning up our air is good for us in many ways: it not only benefits our physical health and the environment but can also protect our mental and brain health. The physical health impacts of air pollution – such as asthma, heart disease and cancers – have been recognised for decades. More recently, researchers are beginning to understand how air pollution can affect the brain and the mind.
You can get involved by downloading our free Scottish resources here. We have everything you need to mark the day, such as a social media pack, event pack with posters, banners, and bunting, lesson plans activities for schools, content to help health professionals have conversations with patients about air pollution, and updated resources in Gaelic!
Whatever you do to celebrate Clean Air Day – please let Environmental Protection Scotland know by emailing [email protected]. Remember to also use the #CleanAirDay on social media and tag us at @EPScotland.
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Time
All Day (Thursday)
Organiser
Environmental Protection Scotland
Global Action Plan
Event Details
The Climate Action Fife project runs an informal forum for Fife based groups to share ideas on what works when talking about
Event Details
The Climate Action Fife project runs an informal forum for Fife based groups to share ideas on what works when talking about climate change, what resources you have found to work and what tools you need to keep/get the conversation going. The forum takes place every 2 months on the third Thursday of the month.
It’s a lunchtime session with some presentations and guided discussion as well as a chance to bounce ideas of some supportive Fife folk for your engagement plans.
It’s open to all community organisations – those that are climate change organisations, as well as those who work on other community issues, but want to include climate action/education in their day-to-day delivery.
Every meeting, we will have a different topic to guide our discussion.
Please contact Alistair Macleod if you would like to attend, [email protected]
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Time
(Thursday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location
See event details
Future Event Times in this Repeating Event Series
17th August 2023 12:00 pm19th October 2023 12:00 pm
Organiser
Climate Action Fife
Event Details
This is a unique interactive games night designed to build empathy with climate migrants and encourage discussion around resilience. No experience or preparation is necessary. Players will be led through
Event Details
This is a unique interactive games night designed to build empathy with climate migrants and encourage discussion around resilience. No experience or preparation is necessary. Players will be led through imaginative scenarios and they can choose their responses and actions.Come along expecting to join in, the imaginative leg work is up to you! Expect a friendly, and thought-provoking evening. Find creative solutions, experience unexpected shifting circumstances and find strength in solidarity with your fellow players. This is a game we’re not playing against each other but with one another, and you might be surprised by how it turns out. You can’t choose the cards you’re dealt but you can choose how you play them. Ever wonder about the future? Well this might even give you a glimpse of what’s to come. Free to participate in, and open to all our members, supporters, and anyone who shares Humanist Society Scotland’s vision and values. This evening is part of the Climate Fringe Festival. Facilitated by Hazel Darwin-Clements, writer, podcaster, project co-ordinator, performer, puppeteer and theatre maker.
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Time
(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Organiser
Humanist Society Scotland
Event Details
Offshore is an independent documentary that brings together varying perspectives on working in offshore oil and gas and renewable
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Offshore is an independent documentary that brings together varying perspectives on working in offshore oil and gas and renewable energy – and explores what the coming energy transition means for workers and communities around the UK North Sea.
The film looks at how communities and regions have been impacted by past industrial decline, the risks workers face in an increasingly precarious industry and how they can organise for the future.
The climate crisis means we must rethink our energy systems: where we get energy from, how it’s produced and who benefits from it. Workforces and communities all over the UK will be impacted by the energy transition and have the potential to benefit from more publicly owned, local and renewable energy.
Following the 20-minute documentary, we will have time to discuss the film and the Just Transition in Scotland and Fife.
Booking information
This film screening is free to attend, but spaces are limited so booking is required.
If you have any problems booking or any questions, please phone 01592 858458 or email [email protected]
Accessibility
There are accessible parking bays available outside 8 East Fergus Place. We have a ramp into the building and level access throughout. There is also an accessible toilet.
If you have any other accessibility questions please phone 01592 858458 or email [email protected].
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Time
(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Organiser
Climate Action Fife
Event Details
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The UK Government isn’t doing enough to support people living in poverty around the world, experiencing worst impacts of the climate crisis. By joining the How to Lobby – Kickstarter, you’ll gain the skills you need to gather people together and push for change with your local MP.
Let’s put faith into action!
We need to see strong political action on the climate crisis. UK MPs say they rarely hear about the realities of the climate crisis around the world. It’s our job as the church to stand with our sisters and brothers, amplify their experiences and speak up for change.
By joining the Kickstarter sessions you’ll get:
An intro to climate justice and loss and damage
MP lobbying ‘how to’
Intro to building power for change
Template action plan for your MP lobby
Resources, tips and guest speakers
A chance to meet like–minded people hungry for change
Sign up to our sessions in June or July, better yet invite your friends too!
June: Monday 19, Tuesday 20, Thursday 21 and Monday 17 July (This listing)
July: Friday 7, Saturday 8 and Mon 31 July (Details here)
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Time
(Monday) 7:00 pm
Organiser
Event Details
This one day event will bring people together to connect over good food. As the Good Food Nation Act moves closer with the requirement
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This one day event will bring people together to connect over good food. As the Good Food Nation Act moves closer with the requirement for detailed local food plans, this opportunity to look at all aspects of food in Falkirk has never been more timely.
Join us to explore how we make Falkirk a place known for good food that
- Promotes healthy and sustainable food to the public;
- Tackles food poverty, diet-related ill health and access to affordable healthy food;
- Builds community food knowledge, skills, resources and projects;
- Promotes a vibrant and diverse sustainable food economy;
- Transforms catering and food procurement;
- Reduces waste and the ecological footprint of the food system.
The day will include
- Long Table Lunch and Networking
- Keynote Speakers
- Workshops
- Shared Learning from other Food Partnerships
- Cycle Bus to the event
- Help shape the Food Action Plan
More information to follow
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Time
(Wednesday) 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
Organiser
Forth Environment Link
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm. If you have any queries please get in touch with
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm.
If you have any queries please get in touch with [email protected].
The Dollar Repair Café is an antidote to a throwaway culture, and following its launch we run the café once a month from The Hive.
Come along and get your things repaired, and maybe learn a thing or two about repairing – no appointment needed!
There is no charge for any advice or repair, but visitors’ donations will help keep the service free at the point of delivery for everyone. Donations are used to cover costs and to help us offer additional workshops for free.
We have volunteers who can help fix:
- Small electricals
- Electronics (laptops/tablets etc)
- Small pieces of furniture
- Musical Instruments
- Clothes/bags/other fabrics
- Bikes
and much more! So bring along your broken items and one of our volunteers will do their best to fix it!
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location
The Hive
Park Place, Dollar, FK14 7AA
Organiser
Dollar Community Development Trust
July
Event Details
Kickstart local action for climate
Event Details
Kickstart local action for climate justice – sign up for our sessions today!
The UK Government isn’t doing enough to support people living in poverty around the world, experiencing worst impacts of the climate crisis. By joining the How to Lobby – Kickstarter, you’ll gain the skills you need to gather people together and push for change with your local MP. Let’s put faith into action!
We need to see strong political action on the climate crisis. UK MPs say they rarely hear about the realities of the climate crisis around the world. It’s our job as the church to stand with our sisters and brothers, amplify their experiences and speak up for change.
By joining the Kickstarter sessions you’ll get:
An intro to climate justice and loss and damage
MP lobbying ‘how to’
Intro to building power for change
Template action plan for your MP lobby
Resources, tips and guest speakers
A chance to meet like–minded people hungry for change
Sign up to our sessions in June or July, better yet invite your friends too!
June: Monday 19, Tuesday 20, Thursday 21 and Monday 17 July (Details here)
July: Friday 7, Saturday 8 and Mon 31 July (This listing)
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Time
(Friday) 7:00 pm
Organiser
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm. If you have any queries please get in touch with
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm.
If you have any queries please get in touch with [email protected].
The Dollar Repair Café is an antidote to a throwaway culture, and following its launch we run the café once a month from The Hive.
Come along and get your things repaired, and maybe learn a thing or two about repairing – no appointment needed!
There is no charge for any advice or repair, but visitors’ donations will help keep the service free at the point of delivery for everyone. Donations are used to cover costs and to help us offer additional workshops for free.
We have volunteers who can help fix:
- Small electricals
- Electronics (laptops/tablets etc)
- Small pieces of furniture
- Musical Instruments
- Clothes/bags/other fabrics
- Bikes
and much more! So bring along your broken items and one of our volunteers will do their best to fix it!
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location
The Hive
Park Place, Dollar, FK14 7AA
Organiser
Dollar Community Development Trust
August
Event Details
The Climate Action Fife project runs an informal forum for Fife based groups to share ideas on what works when talking about
Event Details
The Climate Action Fife project runs an informal forum for Fife based groups to share ideas on what works when talking about climate change, what resources you have found to work and what tools you need to keep/get the conversation going. The forum takes place every 2 months on the third Thursday of the month.
It’s a lunchtime session with some presentations and guided discussion as well as a chance to bounce ideas of some supportive Fife folk for your engagement plans.
It’s open to all community organisations – those that are climate change organisations, as well as those who work on other community issues, but want to include climate action/education in their day-to-day delivery.
Every meeting, we will have a different topic to guide our discussion.
Please contact Alistair Macleod if you would like to attend, [email protected]
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Time
(Thursday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location
See event details
Future Event Times in this Repeating Event Series
19th October 2023 12:00 pm
Organiser
Climate Action Fife
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm. If you have any queries please get in touch with
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm.
If you have any queries please get in touch with [email protected].
The Dollar Repair Café is an antidote to a throwaway culture, and following its launch we run the café once a month from The Hive.
Come along and get your things repaired, and maybe learn a thing or two about repairing – no appointment needed!
There is no charge for any advice or repair, but visitors’ donations will help keep the service free at the point of delivery for everyone. Donations are used to cover costs and to help us offer additional workshops for free.
We have volunteers who can help fix:
- Small electricals
- Electronics (laptops/tablets etc)
- Small pieces of furniture
- Musical Instruments
- Clothes/bags/other fabrics
- Bikes
and much more! So bring along your broken items and one of our volunteers will do their best to fix it!
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location
The Hive
Park Place, Dollar, FK14 7AA
Organiser
Dollar Community Development Trust
September
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm. If you have any queries please get in touch with
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm.
If you have any queries please get in touch with [email protected].
The Dollar Repair Café is an antidote to a throwaway culture, and following its launch we run the café once a month from The Hive.
Come along and get your things repaired, and maybe learn a thing or two about repairing – no appointment needed!
There is no charge for any advice or repair, but visitors’ donations will help keep the service free at the point of delivery for everyone. Donations are used to cover costs and to help us offer additional workshops for free.
We have volunteers who can help fix:
- Small electricals
- Electronics (laptops/tablets etc)
- Small pieces of furniture
- Musical Instruments
- Clothes/bags/other fabrics
- Bikes
and much more! So bring along your broken items and one of our volunteers will do their best to fix it!
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location
The Hive
Park Place, Dollar, FK14 7AA
Organiser
Dollar Community Development Trust
October
Event Details
The Climate Action Fife project runs an informal forum for Fife based groups to share ideas on what works when talking about
Event Details
The Climate Action Fife project runs an informal forum for Fife based groups to share ideas on what works when talking about climate change, what resources you have found to work and what tools you need to keep/get the conversation going. The forum takes place every 2 months on the third Thursday of the month.
It’s a lunchtime session with some presentations and guided discussion as well as a chance to bounce ideas of some supportive Fife folk for your engagement plans.
It’s open to all community organisations – those that are climate change organisations, as well as those who work on other community issues, but want to include climate action/education in their day-to-day delivery.
Every meeting, we will have a different topic to guide our discussion.
Please contact Alistair Macleod if you would like to attend, [email protected]
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Time
(Thursday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location
See event details
Organiser
Climate Action Fife
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm. If you have any queries please get in touch with
Event Details
We run our popular Repair Café in the Hive on the last Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm.
If you have any queries please get in touch with [email protected].
The Dollar Repair Café is an antidote to a throwaway culture, and following its launch we run the café once a month from The Hive.
Come along and get your things repaired, and maybe learn a thing or two about repairing – no appointment needed!
There is no charge for any advice or repair, but visitors’ donations will help keep the service free at the point of delivery for everyone. Donations are used to cover costs and to help us offer additional workshops for free.
We have volunteers who can help fix:
- Small electricals
- Electronics (laptops/tablets etc)
- Small pieces of furniture
- Musical Instruments
- Clothes/bags/other fabrics
- Bikes
and much more! So bring along your broken items and one of our volunteers will do their best to fix it!
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Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location
The Hive
Park Place, Dollar, FK14 7AA
Organiser
