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what’s on Dunfermline and West Fife

West Fife is linked to Edinburgh and the Lothians by the two Forth Bridges. While the coastline here is largely industrial, the area has been sensitively developed and there are many scenic and historical attractions to explore. Dunfermline was Scotland’s capital until 1603. Built on a hill, the town is dominated by the abbey and ruined palace at the top. You’ll find several seaside holiday centres here with excellent beaches, watersports, golf and sailing, and access to the Fife Coastal Path, a 50-mile, way-marked walking trail.

area highlights

29th June 2013, Fife:

Once a student of Stuart O’Brien, now a touring international jazz musician, David MacGregor returns to his hometown for a one-off performance of guitar duets and solo guitar pieces with the man that taught him the guitar.

30th June 2013, Fife:

Venezuelan pianist Leo Blanco is a genuine virtuoso with a huge musical personality.

10th July 2013, Fife:

Welcome to a place where your footsteps make sounds and your movements animate the space.

11th July 2013, Fife:

Welcome to the world’s noisiest kitchen, where everything is not as it seems and two cooks are preparing a special dish.

12th July 2013, Fife:

Yarla lives in the woods.

15th July 2013, Fife:

One of the major events in Fife’s calendar, this is the second oldest highland games in the world, featuring highland dancing, pipe bands, heavyweights, races, track events, the Binn race, fairground and market stalls.

25th July 2013, Dunfermline:

The Chamber Philharmonia Cologne perform works by Vivaldi, Mozart, Bach, Boccherini and Tchaikovsky.

3rd August 2013, Fife:

Events include: Running, Cycling, Heavy Weights, Solo Piping, Wrestling, Highland Dance plus special events.

26th July - 4th August 2013, Fife:

Aberdour Festival is a ten-day feast of culture, sport and family activities at one of Fife’s most attractive coastal locations.

16th August 2013, Fife:

Phil and Aly are household names in Scotland and around the world.


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