Location: Sun Tavern | Time: 10 - 11am and 12 - 1pm

One of the many jobs of a geologist is to understand the make up of the rock layers below the Earth’s surface. In this interactive workshop, children will reimagine core sampling techniques to explore the layers in cupcakes (and eat them afterwards!).

Free, but spaces are limited - to view allergy information and book a place, click here: https://scottish-fisheries-museum.eventbrite.co.uk/

This workshop is suitable for children aged 6-10 years, and an ideal parent-child activity.

Parents and guardians must accompany children for the duration of the workshop.

This workshop is part of the engagement programme for the When It Rains, We Harvest/Cuando Llueve, Cosechamos exhibition, organised by students from the University of St Andrews. On display in the Scottish Fisheries Museum until the 19th of June.

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Caring for the World We Love

Photographs of Anstruther’s Past exploring change and memory.

A special exhibition of model boats in memory of the late David Tod BEM

We’re really pleased to have the East Neuk Art Club back in our Merchant’s Room gallery this month with a lovely collection of works by their members.

Exhibition of the winning artworks, alongside other selected entries from schools across Fife, to the annual Art Competition

The Firth of Forth, along with its coasts and islands, has a rich multi-layered history and a wealth of stories to tell.