Pittenweem Library news
We have had a wonderful line up of speakers, with a wide variety of interesting subjects. The final talk of the season is Thursday 28 November when Professor Tony Prave will talk about how the study of Scottish rocks has revolutionised our thinking about the history of the Earth in deep time.
Local artist and author, Caroline Blacker, carved a very special Hallowe'en pumpkin for the winner of our raffle. Caroline's work is amazing and you can see examples of it seen…
The latest edition of the Pittenweem Post is now available to download here from our website. Issue 23 includes articles from the Pittenweem Arts Festival, an obituary for a well-loved…
Our annual craft workshop for Halloween will be on Thursday 17 October between 10.00am and 12 noon. It is for children at primary school (P1-P7). Children aged 7 and over…
The latest edition of the Pittenweem Post is now available to download here from our website. Issue 22 includes articles from the Pittenweem Arts Festival, an obituary for a well-loved…
The total money raised from the library’s 7th birthday raffle was £643 – amazing! Our best ever. A huge thanks to everyone who donated prizes and bought tickets to support…
In an exciting new chapter, trustees signed a 20year lease in June 2024 that will give the library security for the future. It’s good news for a vibrant, community resource…
Joyce Laing, well known here in Pittenweem, was an artist and a pioneer of art therapy. Over many years she worked with psychiatric patients and long-term prisoners using art to…
This summer there will be books hidden in plastic folders around the village. These are for children aged 0 to 10 years to read and then put back for others…
Pittenweem Post is now available to download from this website. Click on the link to see the last edition (a new one coming soon) and read about the Pittenweem connection to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery in Glasgow.
