New Season 2024

The museum will be reopening on Wednesday 3rd of April 10.30am for the 2024 season. Our themed exhibitions will be “Life Before Lycra – The Development of Underwear” and “Flax – From seed to woven cloth”. Joining us at the opening event will be the band “Fruits of the Jam”

Look forward to seeing you there.

Cupar in Bloom Coffee Morning

Fife Folk Museum volunteers at the Cupar in Bloom Coffee Morning. A nice selection of goods and crafts to purchase.

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Rose And Thistle Makers Market

Museum volunteers were at the Rose and Thistle Makers Market in St Andrews Town Hall today, Saturday 9th March, with some of the crafts from our Museum Shop. A great opportunity to buy something original for mother’s day!

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100 Club

The March 100 Club was drawn this morning at the Museum. The winners are as follows:-

1st Prize W.McManus

2nd Prize D. Stewart

3rd Prize A. MacGregor

Congratulations to all.

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Childrens Craft Workshop

All set up in the museum for our Activity Day. Celebrate the Lunar New Year by making a Dragon puppet or mask.

Thursday 15th February, 10.00 till 3.30

100 Club

The February 100 Club was drawn this morning at the Museum.

The winners are as follows:-

1st Prize M. McSeveney

2nd Prize W. Rennie

3rd Prize A. MacGregor

Congratulations to all.

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The Coffee Shop at FFM

Logan with his youngest nephew in for lunch at The Coffee Shop yesterday. Never too early to start training them up for work 😁

Whether it’s lunch, a cake or even just a coffee come along and see us today!

Open Wednesday to Sunday 11 – 3

The Coffee Shop at

Fife Folk Museum

High Street

Ceres

KY15 5NF

☎️ 01334 828 806

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The Coffee Shop at FFM

After a short break over the Festive Season, The Coffee Shop at Fife Folk Museum is now open again!

Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 3pm

Today’s scones are plain, fruit, cherry or cheese. We also have:-


Salted Caramel Fudge Cake
Coffee & Walnut Cake
Danish Apple
Empire Biscuits
G/F Orange Cake
Millionaire Shortbread

Soup of the day is lentil served with a seeded roll
Sandwiches, Toasties, Paninis and Wraps all available too.

We hope to see you soon 😃

☎️ 01334 828 806

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The Coffee Shop at FFM

RE-OPENING WEDNESDAY 10TH JANUARY 🎉

Happy New Year! 🍻 After a wee festive break the countdown is now on until we are back serving your favourite coffees, delicious home made cakes and lunches

OPEN WED TO SUN 11AM – 3PM

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100 club January 2024

Winners for January 2024 are:-

1st Prize M. McSeveney

2nd Prize A. Johnson

3rd Prize S. Smith.

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The Coffee Shop at FFM

CHANGES TO OPENING HOURS AND HOLIDAYS

Unfortunately we are having to change our opening hours again due to the reduction in footfall at this time of year. This was not an easy decision for us however it is a necessary one to sustain a viable business.

From the 13th December we will be open from 11am to 3pm Wednesday to Sunday. We will review this in the new year and hope to be able to return to the original hours as soon as possible.

The Coffee Shop at FFM will close at 3pm on 23rd December and will reopen on Wednesday 10th January 2024.

All of your favourite home bakes, tasty soup and lunches continue to be available 😊

Thank you for your understanding!

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Fife Folk Museum 100 Club December 2023 Winners

December 100 Club winners are:

1st Prize       C. Foote

2nd Prize      S. Smith

3rd Prize       S. Kelly

Congratulations to all.

The 100 CLUB raises valuable funds to help run the museum.  Entry costs are just £2 per month although you can have more than one entry if you wish and this will give you a chance to win in each one of our monthly draws. Draws take place monthly.  Half of the money raised from the 100 CLUB will support the museum, the other half is given out as First, Second and Third prizes each month. 

If you would like to become a member please email info@fifefolkmuseum.org or telephone 01334 828180 for details.

Fife Folk Museum Volunteer Appeal

If you have recently retired or moved to the area and you are looking for something meaningful to occupy your time why not consider becoming a volunteer at the Fife Folk Museum Ceres working either back of house helping to manage the extensive collection or on the reception desk greeting our many visitors.

Why volunteer?

Volunteering can add to your skills and experience, help you gain confidence, meet new people and give a feeling of satisfaction working as a team towards a common goal. Volunteering can help you feel a part of something outside of your circle of friends and family and enable you to make a real difference to your community.

Contact Us!

We are always keen to welcome new volunteers. If you think this sounds like the right volunteering opportunity for you, please contact us by email, info@fifefolkmuseum.org, the contact form on the web site or phone us on 01334 828180 to make arrangements to call in for a chat. We’d love to meet you and have you join our team!

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2023 CUPAR ROTARY SANTA’S SLEIGH

The Rotary Club santa sleigh will be coming to Ceres on Sun 3rd December 5 – 7:30

Weather, breakdowns and/or umpteen other reasons means…
The routes are NOT guaranteed!!

DO NOT PROMISE YOUR CHILDREN THAT SANTA WILL APPEAR!!!
EVEN ON THE NIGHT WE COULD BE DELAYED AND NEED TO MISS STREETS OUT.
EVEN IF SANTA IS ON THE NEXT STREET HE MAY NOT GET TO YOUR STREET EVEN IF YOUR STREET IS ON THE PLANNED ROUTE.
DO NOT PROMISE YOUR CHILDREN THAT SANTA WILL APPEAR!!!

Our previous Sleigh Tracker is no longer available so a Glympse link will be posted on Facebook page of the rotary club during the afternoon of each day we are running the sleigh, click on this Glympse tag to follow the sleigh for that evening.

Donations can be made via JustGiving, see https://justgiving.com/campaign/cuparsantassleigh2023

Alternatively, you can donate by texting – text SANTACUPAR to 70460 to donate £5 (or SANTACUPAR X to 70460 to donate £X). Funds this year will go to partner groups plus CUPAR FOODBANK.
Auchtermuchty Bellvue Colts, Freuchie Scouts, Cupar Army Cadet Force, AM Soccer.

The planned (NOT GUARANTEED) streets for each area can be found by clicking on the Dropbox link below and then selecting the document for your area…
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/iyc96tp5ilbh5tna46ln3/h?rlkey=j9rsugzv9stl8qy3gpm6sgkul&dl=0

Cupar Xmas Market

Fife Folk Museum has a table at the today in the Corn Exchange selling some of the wonderful crafts, cards and books we sell in our Museum Shop. Come and join us here

Andrew Johnson

chairman of the Fife Folk Museum on his last duty, chairing the 2023 AGM

We give thanks to Andrew for all of his hard work and enthusiasm for the museum,

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Firefighters exhibit

Dave, Bob and Jim from the Fire Museum, Edinburgh along with Sheila Kelly (Trustee FFM) and Margaret McSeveney (volunteer at Fife Folk Museum.)

Dismantling our Fireys exhibition this morning after a very successful and well visited exhibition for 2023.

FFM November 100 Club

The names for the November draw winners are as follows:-

1st Prize M. McSeveney

2nd Prize J. Drummond

3rd Prize J. McManus

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The Coffee Shop At FFM

WINTER OPENING HOURS

Fife Folk Museum has now closed for the season but The Coffee Shop at FFM will remain open Wednesday to Sunday with the new hours of 10am-3pm.

You will find all of our usual homemade treats on offer alongside our freshly prepared soups and lunch options. You will also see the addition of baked potatoes to our menu plus special hot dishes. Look out for our post on social media to let you know what our kitchen has been busy making for you each morning.

Lastly, we would like to say a huge thank you to all of our customers, trustees and volunteers at the museum and our staff for the continued support over the last 6 months. None of this would have been possible without you and we look forward to welcoming you through our doors over the winter months.

Thank you for supporting our small business!

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Season Close

Well that’s it, we’ve come to the end of another busy and exciting year. We would like to say a big thank you to all our visitors, many from overseas, who came to our little museum in Ceres and left such nice comments in our visitors books. Also our band of willing volunteers who made it all possible.

Check out our website, local press and social media for information on our exhibitions for next year also our program of Monthly speakers, which includes the extremely popular Fife based crime writer Marion Todd. The talks are held in the coffee shop on the first Monday at 7.00 pm.

The wood whittlers among you will be delighted to know that Woodsman Colin Harper will be back again next year, leading his ever popular Wooden Spoon Carving Workshops, on the first Sunday of the month.

Bookings and enquires for these can be made via neweventsffm@gmail.com

Though the museum has now closed for the season, the Coffee Shop will remain open, so do look out for Logan’s ‘Winter Warmer’ menu and opening hours. Michael, Rachel and the team look forward to welcoming you.

For enquires relating to the museum please email info@fifefolkmuseum.org

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Season Close

A timely reminder that there is still time to visit the museum and see the excellent exhibitions before we close for the season, on Sunday 29th October.

Though the museum will be closing, the coffee shop will remain open. Call 01334 828806 for further information and to reserve a table. Details of the winter opening hours and winter menu will be available shortly.

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Fife folk museum 100 club, looking for new members.

The 100 CLUB raises valuable funds to help run the museum. Entry costs are just £2 per month although you can have more than one entry if you wish and this will give you a chance to win in each one of our monthly draws. Draws take place monthly. Half of the money raised from the 100 CLUB will support the museum, the other half is given out as First, Second and Third prizes each month.

If you would like to become a member please email info@fifefolkmuseum.org or telephone 01334 828180 for details.

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Wreath Making Workshop

Unfortunately , due to unforeseen circumstances we regret that we have had to cancel our wreath making workshop.

Apologies to all concerned

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FFM October 100 Club

The names for the October draw winners are as follows:-

1st Prize S. Kinninmonth

2nd Prize J. Normand

3rd Prize A. Johnson

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Jim Fowler range of artisan hand crafted items

The retail team at fife folk museum are pleased to announce the inclusion of the work of local wood turner Jim Fowler in their range of artisan hand crafted items on display in the coffee shop. Jim’s work includes beautifully turned burr Elm and other woods. Though the Museum closes at the end of October the coffee shop will remain open.

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Wee Walking Tours

The lovely folks at Wee Walking Tours have produced a virtual walk through of Fife Folk Museum, complete with beautiful photos.

You can find the link here

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***Hot off the press Owen is bringing samples for those who come to the talk***

‘The title of our Monthly talk for October is ‘The importance of making Ice cream while the sun shines. Our speaker will be Owen Hazel from Jannettas. Places are limited so please email neweventsffm@gmail.com to reserve yours.

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Lily and Elliott in the activity room!

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Heritage and Fife Family History Fair

Our Volunteers from Fife Folk Museum attending  Heritage and Fife Family History Fair/Cupar’s Big Weekend Saturday 16th September at Cupar corn exchange. Great day and an excellent turnout. Thanks to all who came along.

FFM September 100 Club

The names for the September draw winners are as follows:-

1st Prize R. Colwell

2nd Prize R. Wilson

3rd Prize D. Stewart

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Arron`s visit

Arron and family enjoying a recent visit to our museum

East Fife Doors Open Days

The Museum took part in East Fife Doors Open Days on 2nd/3rd September. Guided tours of the museum were given to many happy visitors

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Joy`s Visit

Joy and her friends, from Boarhills, enjoying dressing up during their visit last Wednesday.

Stokman family

Paula and Andrew hosted a visit today by the Stokman family from Ceres California. There are 22 places called Ceres in the World be nice to meet some of the others.

100 club

The names for the August draw winners are as follows:-

1st Prize W. Rennie

2nd Prize S. Smith

3rd Prize C. Foote

Congratulations to all.

The 100 CLUB raises valuable funds to help run the museum. Entry costs are just £2 per month although you can have more than one entry if you wish and this will give you a chance to win in each one of our monthly draws. Draws take place monthly. Half of the money raised from the 100 CLUB will support the museum, the other half is given out as First, Second and Third prizes each month.

If you would like to become a member please email info@fifefolkmuseum.org or telephone 01334 828180 for details.

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Thistle Market

The museum volunteers were pleased to be invited to the Thistle Market at Holy Trinity Church Hall last Saturday 8th july. Lots of hand made items sold to help swell our coffers

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