| Event: St Andrews | July 2010 | What’s on in St Andrews, Fife, Scotland updated 28 July 2010 |
24 July - 8 August Summer Art Exhibition Weekdays & Saturdays 10am - 5pm, Sundays 12.30pm - 5pm [link]; St Andrews Art Club; Art Club, Argyle Street (signed from the West Port during exhibitions) [map].
3 July - 14 August Double Visions – Contemporary Art from Papua New Guinea paintings by Mathias Kauage OBE (1944-2003), delicate figurative sculptures from recycled metal by Tom Deko, oils on canvas by Martin Morububuna, Sepik river carvings by Teddy Balangu, Lucas Tangun and Kaua Gita, and a range of textiles based on the traditional ‘bilum’ woven bag technique, featuring Cathy Kata. 9-5.30pm; [link]; Fife Contemporary Arts & Crafts; Gateway Building, North Haugh [map]; 01334-467400.
20 June - 15 August Photographic Exhibition a history in photos of St James’ parish and the town of Saint Andrews over the last one hundred years; St James Church Hall, The Scores; Hours: Sundays 12-1.30pm, Wednesdays 6.30-830pm, Fridays 2-4pm.
29 May - 5 September Fife Heroes: Pride of Place the wealth of Fife talent – artists, scientists, leaders, writers, explorers, performers etc; [link]; St Andrews Museum, Kinburn Park, Doubledykes Road [map]; 01334-659380; free.
9 July - 16 September Scrap Exchange Challenge artists brought along a shoebox of their scrap materials to swap randomly with other artists (the easy bit), and then went home to create an artwork out of what they got (the not-so-easy bit!); [link]; Fife Contemporary Arts & Crafts; Town Hall foyer, Queen’s Gardens [map]; 01334-474610; free, Mon-Fri 9.30am-5pm and various times at weekends during events.
29 May - 3 Oct Step into the Roaring Twenties: Discover St Andrews in the 1920s what life was like in St Andrews – daily 2-5pm; St Andrews Preservation Trust; Preservation Trust Museum, North Street [map]01334-477629 curator@standrewspreservationtrust.org.uk; free.
1.15pm Lunchtime Organ Recital by Robert Kubala (Senior Organ Scholar, University of St Andrews) [link] Music Centre; St Salvator’s Chapel, North Street [map]; 01334-462226; £3.
2.30pm Hansel & Gretel “Imagine a house made of sweets … imagine being told not to go near it by your mum and dad … find out what happened when a boy called Hansel and a girl called Gretel didn’t listen …”; [link]; Byre Theatre, Abbey Street [map]; 01334-475000; Tuesday – Thursday £13, £8, Friday – Saturday £15, £10.
7pm Hansel & Gretel “Imagine a house made of sweets … imagine being told not to go near it by your mum and dad … find out what happened when a boy called Hansel and a girl called Gretel didn’t listen …”; [link]; Byre Theatre, Abbey Street [map]; 01334-475000; Tuesday – Thursday £13, £8, Friday – Saturday £15, £10.
2.30pm Hansel & Gretel “Imagine a house made of sweets … imagine being told not to go near it by your mum and dad … find out what happened when a boy called Hansel and a girl called Gretel didn’t listen …”; [link]; Byre Theatre, Abbey Street [map]; 01334-475000; Tuesday – Thursday £13, £8, Friday – Saturday £15, £10.
7pm Hansel & Gretel “Imagine a house made of sweets … imagine being told not to go near it by your mum and dad … find out what happened when a boy called Hansel and a girl called Gretel didn’t listen …”; [link]; Byre Theatre, Abbey Street [map]; 01334-475000; Tuesday – Thursday £13, £8, Friday – Saturday £15, £10.
8 - 9pm Chamber Recital Julia Rogers (violin), Tom Wilkinson (harpsichord) play music by J.S. Bach and Corelli; [link]; Music Centre; St Salvator’s Chapel, North Street [map]; 01334-462226; £6 / students £5.
10.30am - 3pm Second Hand Bike Sale [link]; University Environment Team and Bikeworks; St Mary’s Quad, South Street [map]; barbara.aitken@st-andrews.ac.uk.
12 - 8pm Abbey Park Masterplan Phase II public exhibition of development proposals within the St Leonard’s area of St Andrews; [link]; Knightsbridge, Robertson Homes; St Nicholas Lodge House, Abbey Walk; 0131-220-0171 caroline.white@invictapa.co.uk.
2.30pm Hansel & Gretel “Imagine a house made of sweets … imagine being told not to go near it by your mum and dad … find out what happened when a boy called Hansel and a girl called Gretel didn’t listen …”; [link]; Byre Theatre, Abbey Street [map]; 01334-475000; Tuesday – Thursday £13, £8, Friday – Saturday £15, £10.
3pm Decky Does a Bronco “five lads act out their dreams and fears in their local playground in Scotland”; [link]; Grid Iron Theatre / Inside Out Festival; Madras College Quad, South Street [map]; 01334-475000; £10, £8.
7pm Hansel & Gretel “Imagine a house made of sweets … imagine being told not to go near it by your mum and dad … find out what happened when a boy called Hansel and a girl called Gretel didn’t listen …”; [link]; Byre Theatre, Abbey Street [map]; 01334-475000; Tuesday – Thursday £13, £8, Friday – Saturday £15, £10.
7pm Decky Does a Bronco “five lads act out their dreams and fears in their local playground in Scotland”; [link]; Grid Iron Theatre / Inside Out Festival; Madras College Quad, South Street [map]; 01334-475000; £10, £8.
10 - 4pm Abbey Park Masterplan Phase II public exhibition of development proposals within the St Leonard’s area of St Andrews; [link]; Knightsbridge, Robertson Homes; St Nicholas Lodge House, Abbey Walk; 0131-220-0171 caroline.white@invictapa.co.uk.
afternoon Women’s Rugby Come & Try Session ladies (18+) welcome to take part in a fun session – no experience required; Madras Saints; Station Park, Old Guardbridge Road [map]; madrassaints@gmail.com.
2 - 5pm Market of Optimism independent, interactive, walkabout theatre; [link]; Mischief La-Bas; Church Square, South Street [map].
2.30pm Hansel & Gretel “Imagine a house made of sweets … imagine being told not to go near it by your mum and dad … find out what happened when a boy called Hansel and a girl called Gretel didn’t listen …”; [link]; Byre Theatre, Abbey Street [map]; 01334-475000; Tuesday – Thursday £13, £8, Friday – Saturday £15, £10.
3pm Decky Does a Bronco “five lads act out their dreams and fears in their local playground in Scotland”; [link]; Grid Iron Theatre / Inside Out Festival; Madras College Quad, South Street [map]; 01334-475000; £10, £8.
7pm Hansel & Gretel “Imagine a house made of sweets … imagine being told not to go near it by your mum and dad … find out what happened when a boy called Hansel and a girl called Gretel didn’t listen …”; [link]; Byre Theatre, Abbey Street [map]; 01334-475000; Tuesday – Thursday £13, £8, Friday – Saturday £15, £10.
7pm Decky Does a Bronco “five lads act out their dreams and fears in their local playground in Scotland”; [link]; Grid Iron Theatre / Inside Out Festival; Madras College Quad, South Street [map]; 01334-475000; £10, £8.
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