March 100 Club winners are:

1st Prize C. Foote
2nd Prize W. Rennie
3rd Prize R. Wilson

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
In readiness for reopening on Sat April 1st, the Trustees of Fife Folk Museum are launching an appeal for new volunteers to join the existing group

Our main exhibition this year is ‘The History of The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service’, in addition, there will be ‘A sense of place’ exhibition featuring the work of local artist Alan Watson we expect both to be of great interest hence our appeal.

Some of the tasks involve working with the public and some are "behind the scenes". For the Museum to be open to the public throughout the season from 1st April to 31st October. The main area where volunteers are required is on the reception desk, meeting and greeting visitors to the Museum and coffee shop. Two volunteers are needed on duty for a three hour shift either a morning or afternoon session Wednesday to Sunday when the Museum is open. Also, your ideas for future exhibitions would be greatly welcomed. No special skills are required to become a volunteer other than reliability, an interest in the Museum and its exhibits and the ability to communicate with the public. Training is given on a variety of tasks to suit each volunteer. There are regular buses to Ceres from Leven, Cupar, St Andrews and the surrounding area.

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!

MONDAY NIGHT TALKS
Our Monday night talks will commence on Monday April 3rd when our speaker Fire Master Dave Farries who will give a talk on the history of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service. Booking is essential 01334 828180 or info@fifefolkmuseum.org. A donation of £3 towards the work of the museum will be appreciated.

WOODEN SPOON CARVING
We are delighted that woodsman Colin Harper has agreed to lead our monthly spoon carving workshops again this year commencing Sunday 2nd of April. Numbers are limited to six so we ask for £17.50 per head pre-paid to reserve your place. For further information please call 01334 828180 or info@fifefolkmuseum.org.

COFFEE SHOP UPDATE
Due to a change of circumstances, an opportunity now exists for an individual or team to run our extremely popular coffee shop working closely with the Museum Trust.
Please contact the Chairman at info@fifefolkmuseum.org for further details. Closing date for applications is Friday 17th of March.

Our key exhibitions for our forthcoming season, from 1st April

In readiness for reopening on Sat April 1st, the Trustees of Fife Folk Museum are launching an appeal for new volunteers to join the existing group.
Our main exhibition this year is ‘The History of The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service’, in addition, there will be ‘A sense of place’ exhibition featuring the work of local artist Alan Watson we expect both to be of great interest hence our appeal.
Some of the tasks involve working with the public and some are "behind the scenes". For the Museum to be open to the public throughout the season from 1st April to 31st October. The main area where volunteers are needed is on the reception desk, meeting and greeting visitors to the Museum and coffee shop. Two volunteers are needed on duty for a three hour shift either a morning or afternoon session Wednesday to Sunday when the Museum is open. Also, your ideas for future exhibitions would be greatly welcomed. No special skills are required to become a volunteer other than reliability, an interest in the Museum and its exhibits and the ability to communicate with the public. Training is given on a variety of tasks to suit each volunteer. There are regular buses to Ceres from Leven, Cupar, St Andrews and the surrounding area.
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!

We are pleased to announce that our very popular spoon carving workshops with Colin Harper will continue for the next museum season beginning Sunday 2nd Apr and every 1st Sunday till October. Call or email to book your place.
SEE FORTHCOMING EVENTS for more details

Announcing a full programme of our monthly Monday talks, beginning with a talk from Dave Farries on the "history of the Scottish fire and rescue service" on Monday 3rd April. See poster for details and how to book your place.
SEE FORTHCOMING EVENTS for more details

Our cabinet displays at Cupar library