Farmers’ Markets take place on the third Saturday of the month from February to December. The markets are located in City Square and operate from 9.00am to 4.00pm. The Markets provide a showcase for a wide range of locally cultivated produce, with everything from organic vegetables to fresh eggs, and baking to beef.
We are celebrating our 4th birthday & National Drive-It Day.
Things to look forward to:-
– Street display of vehicles, from classic cars to fire engines!
– Games and activities
No entry forms are required for vehicles attending. If you are a Club planning on attending we would appreciate if you could get in touch with Forbes with an estimate number of vehicles: forbie50@msn.com
On the first Saturday of each month Angus Farmers Market is held in Montrose High Street and on the second Saturday of each month it is held at The Mart, John St, in Forfar.
Angus Farmers Market 1st Saturday in the month in the High Street.
On the first Saturday of each month Angus Farmers Market is held in Montrose High Street and on the second Saturday of each month it is held at The Mart, John St, in Forfar.
The Large Hadron Collider is the world’s largest and most powerful particle collider, and the largest single machine in the world. Working with the Large Hardon Collider, research happening right here in Dundee is helping to unlock some of science’s greatest mysteries including the “Big Bang”.
For centuries light and its properties have fascinated scientists and philosophers, particularly with the discovery that light is both a particle and a wave. Our understanding of the way light interacts with matter has allowed us to create new ways of using light, ranging from spectacles to fibre-optic cables to lasers.
Join us for this talk from Prof Amin Abdolvand (University of Dundee), an expert on the use and making of lasers. He will discuss the interaction of laser beams with materials, the fascination of changing materials using laser beams and why this topic continues to catch the fantasy of scientists and engineers.
Join us at Café Science Dundee at Avery & Co. at 34 South Tay Street on Monday 14 May 2018, at 7pm. This is a free event and everyone is welcome. There is no need to book in advance but arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Jonny Benjamin is an award winning mental health campaigner, film producer, public speaker, writer and vlogger who was diagnosed with a combination of schizophrenia and bipolar when he was 20 years old. Following his diagnosis he began making films about his condition on You Tube which have since been watched by thousands of people. He’ll be joined at this event by Neil Laybourn, the ‘stranger’ who encountered him on a bridge when he was contemplating taking his own life. Together they’ll talk about mental illness and how their chance encounter changed both of their lives forever.
Farmers’ Markets take place on the third Saturday of the month from February to December. The markets are located in City Square and operate from 9.00am to 4.00pm. The Markets provide a showcase for a wide range of locally cultivated produce, with everything from organic vegetables to fresh eggs, and baking to beef.
Join us for a fascinating talk on the steam locomotives for the Edinburgh to Aberdeen line with Alan MacFarlane.
Admission price includes entry to Museum and refreshments.
Lauren graduated from the University of Dundee in 2009 having studied Innovative Product Design at undergraduate level and gaining a Distinction from her Masters in Design. She is a designer who believes in better and balances being Head of Design at Good Lab, which helps charities solve more of society’s biggest challenges, with being Founder of #upfront. Through her #upfront venture she encourages companies, teams and individuals to become more confident in presenting their own ‘voice’. Find out why she is so passionate about empowering people for positive change.
On the first Saturday of each month Angus Farmers Market is held in Montrose High Street and on the second Saturday of each month it is held at The Mart, John St, in Forfar.
Angus Farmers Market 1st Saturday in the month in the High Street.
We are very happy to announce the visit of the Scottish Classic Motorcycle Club Meeting to Dundee Museum Of Transport A selection of classic motorcycles from across Scotland will be at the museum for visitors to enjoy.
Tickets buy on arrival, valid on day of purchase.
On the first Saturday of each month Angus Farmers Market is held in Montrose High Street and on the second Saturday of each month it is held at The Mart, John St, in Forfar.
Events:
Running
Cycling
Heavy Weights
Tug-of-war
Solo Piping
Highland Dance
Strathmore Highland Games are held annually in the picturesque setting of Glamis Castle, childhood home of the Late Queen Mother on the second Sunday of June. The Castle is open to the Public on Games day.
Farmers’ Markets take place on the third Saturday of the month from February to December. The markets are located in City Square and operate from 9.00am to 4.00pm. The Markets provide a showcase for a wide range of locally cultivated produce, with everything from organic vegetables to fresh eggs, and baking to beef.
A selection of buses and coaches from across Scotland will be at the museum for visitors to enjoy.
As always, lots of fun for all the family, including:
– Stalls
– Activities for all ages
– Tea on the bus
Ticket Information:
Buy on arrival, valid on day of purchase.
Join Derek Simpson and get an insight into Dundee Corporation Buses in the 60s and 70s, part II. Derek has amassed a private archive of thousands of images of Dundee buses, many of which have never been publicly displayed before.
Admission price: Adults £5 / Under 16 £2.50 / Members Free
Admission price includes entry to the museum and refreshments
On the first Saturday of each month Angus Farmers Market is held in Montrose High Street and on the second Saturday of each month it is held at The Mart, John St, in Forfar.
Angus Farmers Market 1st Saturday in the month in the High Street.
On the first Saturday of each month Angus Farmers Market is held in Montrose High Street and on the second Saturday of each month it is held at The Mart, John St, in Forfar.
Follow the sound of the sirens and visit us on our Emergency Vehicle Day to enjoy a variety of vehicles including fire engines, police cars and ambulances.
Ticket Information:
Buy on arrival, valid on day of purchase.
Join electric vehicle battery engineer and all-round eco enthusiast Euan McTurk to hear all about the fascinating world of electric transport!
Admission price includes entry to the museum and refreshments
Farmers’ Markets take place on the third Saturday of the month from February to December. The markets are located in City Square and operate from 9.00am to 4.00pm. The Markets provide a showcase for a wide range of locally cultivated produce, with everything from organic vegetables to fresh eggs, and baking to beef.
On the first Saturday of each month Angus Farmers Market is held in Montrose High Street and on the second Saturday of each month it is held at The Mart, John St, in Forfar.
Angus Farmers Market 1st Saturday in the month in the High Street.
On the first Saturday of each month Angus Farmers Market is held in Montrose High Street and on the second Saturday of each month it is held at The Mart, John St, in Forfar.
typical Highland Games Day programme
Times may vary and are subject to change.
12:30hrs
Coupar Angus Pipe Band
12:45hrs
Open piping Marches (main board)
Local Heavyweight
14:00hrs
Under 12 dancing
Under 16 dancing
Open Dancing
Open Heavyweights
28lb stone
16lb hammer
28lb weight for distance
Piping (Reels & Jigs) on piping board
15:00hrs
Coupar Angus Pipe Band
15:15hrs
Heavyweights Caber
Heavyweights 18yrs and under
16:00hrs
Children’s races
16:30hrs
Mount Blair hill race
Tug O’ War
Farmers’ Markets take place on the third Saturday of the month from February to December. The markets are located in City Square and operate from 9.00am to 4.00pm. The Markets provide a showcase for a wide range of locally cultivated produce, with everything from organic vegetables to fresh eggs, and baking to beef.
Women in car design from earliest times to modern day will be presented by Engineering Historian Dr Nina Baker. Dr Baker has had a varied career as a merchant navy deck officer and research engineer and is passionate about promoting women in engineering.