Pittenweem Library news
St Fillan’s Cave is the exciting location for this popular Festival event, which Pittenweem Library revived in 2022. Costumed characters tell the stories, with added songs and fun activities. The…
Hidden around Pittenweem, in waterproof (we hope) pouches, are books to be found! This is great fun for children aged up to about 10 years and for their adults too.…
Welcome to the July issue of Pittenweem Post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. You can download it here or pick up a copy from the library, Barnetts…
We will be celebrating our 8th birthday this summer with our traditional birthday party and raffle. Click on the link for details - and come into the library to get your raffle tickets before the party on Friday 11 July.
Welcome to the June issue of Pittenweem Post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. You can download it here or pick up a copy from the library, Barnetts bakery, Robert Adamson’s Hair Design or One Market Place.
We had a highly successful series of spring talks. A huge thank you to our four excellent speakers, Lesley Glaister, Andrew Whitley, Peter Yeoman and Philip Long, and to everyone…
We are always in need of funds so that we can continue to provide free services to our members and to the local community. If you can help with this please click on the link for more details.
Welcome to the May issue of Pittenweem Post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. You can download it here or pick up a copy from the library, Barnetts bakery, Robert Adamson’s Hair Design or One Market Place.
Welcome to the April issue of Pittenweem Post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. There is lots to enjoy in this issue. Click on the link and enjoy!
Welcome to the March issue of Pittenweem Post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. There is lots to enjoy in this issue, including news about the re-establishment of the Pittenweem Community Council, Kellie Castle, primary school children performing at Caird Hall, the Coal Farm Diary, Hamish Brown and the Anstruther Philharmonic.
