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The Tayport Events page is a great place to advertise upcoming community events. If you know of a future event that you would like to see listed here please send us the details via the comments section or email admin@tayport.org.uk


In Tayport there are regular car boot sales every other Sunday during the summer months (April to October) at the Tayport Football Club grounds, from 10am to 3pm. For more info, either visit the tayportfc.org website or contact Mr Oswald on 01382-552644.

Upcoming Events

February 2012 Friday, 10th

An information meeting will take place on Friday, 10th February 2012 at 10.30 am in the Dinner Hut at TayportPrimary School.  Jane Mason, Early Years Co-ordinator will give a briefing session on the changes to the Early Years provision in Tayport and will answer any questions you may have. 

All welcome.

Yours sincerely  Louise Michie, Depute Headteacher TayportPrimary School

May 2012 Monday, 21st

The remains of William Archibald Murray and his wife Margaret Campbell Murray nee Kemp will be laid to rest at Tayport Cemetery at 10am on Monday 21st May 2012. They passed away in Melbourne Australia and were long time residents of Tayport living at Muinross Rose Street before emigrating to Australia.

their remains will be accompanied by daughter Irene and son John and their spouses.



Past Events

December 2011 Sunday, 25th

Still a few places available for Christmas day Lunch  1 Sitting 3pm  Adults £30 Children £17.50 Under 5\'s free at the Tayport Arms.

  Saturday, 17th

Christmas Party night at the Tayport Arms. Buffett and live entertainment. David Mill is a fantastic musician, singer and a good night is gaurenteed. 8pm (9 music starts) till 1am Children welcome till midnight.

  Monday, 12th

Auld Kirk Charitable Trust

Carol Concert @ 7pm

To be held in Tayport Parish Church, Queen Street.

Music by Tayport Instrumental Band
Rainbows & Tayport Brownies
Tayport Primary School Choir
Tayport Parish Church Choir
Soloist - Mrs Margaret Wells
Organist - Elisabeth Flett

Donations at door (for upkeep and ongoing repairs to the Auld Kirk building)

Charity No: SC 034963

  Saturday, 10th

Saturday 10th of December from 10am-4pm.

Includes stalls raising money for a variety of charities, including Tayport Primary School, Bingo from 1pm, a raffle, guess the Birthday and whisky coin toss.

Entry fee: Adults £1, Children 50p, under 5\'s free! Price does not include entry into the Bingo.

Sorry, no small children during Bingo 1-3.

  Friday, 9th

Tayport Amateur Musical Society presents ......

\'DICK WHITTINGTON\'

Wed 7th Dec to Fri 9th Dec 7.30pm Sat 10th Dec 2pm & 7pm

Blyth Hall, Newport-On-Tay

Tickets £6 (Kids and concessions) and £8 Adults (Family and Group Discounts available)

Please come and support your local Musical Society!

For tickets please call 01382.553144 or 07708171411

  Wednesday, 7th

Wednesday 7th December 7 - 9pm

Lots of great unique crafts and gifts for all the family. Jewellery, felted fashions, ceramics, as well as a chance to get some professional beauty advice and therapies.

Wine and mince pies Mmmmmm...

If you are a local therapist/hairdresser/beautician looking for new customers give us a call

Gill 55 37 36 

  Saturday, 3rd

Gregory Hall, 10am-12 noon

Cakes and Candy, Raffle, Hamper Raffle, Arts and Crafts, a performance by A'Choird Taste, a visit from Santa and lots more!

November 2011 Wednesday, 30th

sylvia morrison school of dance

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family prize bingo wed 30th november at 7.30 in dixson hall queen street tayport

  Monday, 28th

The 2011 AGM of Tayport Community Trust will take place at the Harbour Cafe at 7:30pm on 28th November.

There is one resolution. Change 3.7

from:

To advance environmental protection or improvement including preservation, and conservation of the natural environment, the promotion of sustainable development, the maintenance, improvement or provision of environmental amenities for the Community and/or the preservation of buildings or sites of architectural, historic or other importance to the community;

to:

To advance environmental protection or improvement including preservation, and conservation of the natural environment, the promotion of sustainable development,  the maintenance, improvement or provision of environmental amenities for the Community and/or the preservation of buildings or sites of architectural, historic or other importance to the community; where sustainable development means development which meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs;

  Saturday, 26th

Saturday 26 Nov 2011, 10am-12noon at the school.

Tickets go on sale on 14th November from the school office.

Usual Stalls & Super Prizes to be won
Face Painting and the chance to visit Santa
Adults £1....Children 50p......Pre-School Children FREE

Tea/Coffee & Biscuits included
Prizes for Raffle and Contributions for Cake & Candy would be greatly appreciated.
Children must be accompanied by an adult
  Thursday, 24th

Tayport Primary School invite all of the community to a consultation for the new school Gym on Thursday 24 November between 3pm and 6pm to be held in the current gym hall.  This is the community\'s opportunity to influence the structure and interior of the building.

  Saturday, 19th

Tayport Community Trust are holding their annual Open Day on Saturday 19th November in the Gregory Hall, Tayport. 

 

Doors will be open 10am -4pm and there will be a range of fun activities on offer throughout the day.

 

Come and meet ARC, the appointed architects for the Abertay Works on Shanwell Road, give them your views on the regeneration of the site, have a coffee and sample the home baking supplied by the Harbour Café.

 

For those of a green persuasion there will be info on how to become a “master composter”, join the new gardening group or just buy a ticket for our festive raffle.

 

The Open Day is also an opportunity to join the Trust or renew your membership and return or discuss the community survey that should have come through your letterbox.

 

There will be surveys available on the day if you’ve missed it. We really need these surveys back as this is the information that will form the proposed plans for the community and sports centre.

 

Please do come along, find out what’s happening and give your views.

  Wednesday, 16th

THE DOLPHIN CENTRE Bingo Evening in aid of the Junior Club Christmas Party.

16th November 2011

Doors Open @ 6.30pm

Eyes Down @ 7pm


Quality Prizes.  Any Donations For Raffle Prizes welcome


  Thursday, 10th

There are two £25 Waterstone's giftcards up for grabs in our short story competition. The deadline for entries is Thursday 10th November and the stories should be handed in on paper to Morag at the Post Office. There are two age groups - up to age 13 and adults.

Your story can be about anything and in any style but it should be under 3000 words which is about five typed pages.

Please remember to include you name, age and contact number. Thanks.

Good luck if you enter and we'll post the two winners' names later. 

  Thursday, 10th

The Harbour Café is delighted to host another science event as part of Dundee Science Festival.

On Thursday 10th November at 7 pm in the Harbour Cafe Tayport, Dr. Ken Loades from the James Hutton Institute will give a talk entitled “Saving the Earth: In your garden, on your farm and on our planet”.  The main topic is the effects of soil erosion on both a local and global scale. Come along and enjoy a coffee and conversation.


www.cafesciencedundee.co.uk

October 2011 Saturday, 29th

Halloween Party at the Tayport Arms, Nelson Street,  8pm start Kids welcome, Fancy dress comp, pumpkin (neep) comp  Spook Alley  Free Admission  Dancing with Steph

  Wednesday, 19th

The six-monthly meeting of the Tayport Sick Comforts Fund will take place at 7:30pm in the Burgh Chambers. The meeting will be chaired by Dr Torrance with an agenda covering, apologies, previous minutes, matters arising, financial statement, correspondance, trustee vacancy and A.O.C.B.

  Wednesday, 19th

8pm at Burgh Chambers, A.G.M. of the Ferry-port-on-Craig Community Fund. Meeting will be chaired by Ian Mathers with an agenda covering, apologies, previous minutes, matters arising, annual financial statement, election of office bearers, election of committee (three retire by rotation), community & sports centre action group, Tayport Community Trust, trustee vacancy and A.O.C.B.

  Tuesday, 18th

People in the Tayport area can have their electric blankets tested on Tuesday, October 18.

Fife Council\'s enterprise and protective services and Fife Fire and Rescue Service are holding an event in the Gregory Hall, 8 Queen Street, Tayport.

Testing runs from 10am until noon, then from 1pm until 3:30pm. No appointment is necessary.

Further events will be held at other venues across Fife throughout the year.

  Friday, 14th

The World’s Biggest Coffee Morning is Macmillan Cancer Supports biggest fundraising event. They ask people across the UK to hold a coffee morning where donations on the day are donated to Macmillan.

The Harbour Café is holding a Coffee Day this Friday the 14th October 9.30am – 4 pm.  Call in and have a coffee with us, buy a raffle ticket and some home baking or ice cream to take away. Last year over £8 million was raised for Macmillan by coffee morning events. This year we want to make even more!

 

  Tuesday, 4th

Netherlea Hospital Meeting/Venue change

CHP Meeting

Tuesday 4th October

2pm

County Hall

County Buildings

CUPAR

  Tuesday, 4th

Public Meeting Re Madras
Blyth Hall, Newport-on-Tay
Tuesday 4 October, 6.30pm - 8.00pm

 

or

 

Kilrymont
Wednesday, 5 October, 6.30pm - 8.00pm

  Saturday, 1st

Local dance group DanceXtreme are holding their annual dance show on Saturday 1st October 2011 in the Gregory Hall. Tickets available (£5 each) from Tayport Post Office, or Queen Street Church Hall on Saturday mornings from 10.00am untill 1.00pm.  We are struggling to find someone to video our show - If you can help please phone 553008/553671.

September 2011 Friday, 30th

Macmillan fund-raising event. Supporting Macmillan Cancer Support\'s World\'s Biggest Coffee Morning in parish church hall on Queen Street from 9:30 - 11:30am.

  Wednesday, 28th

Dolphin Centre - Buzz Club Bingo. Eyes down at 7pm.

  Monday, 26th

Calling All Artists!

Amateur or Professional

We are holding our Annual

Art Exhibition

In the Auld Kirk Tayport


The exhibition will be open from:
Friday 23rd – Monday 26th September


If you would like to submit paintings simply pick up an application pack from:

Morag at Tayport Post Office

(or contact Maureen Campbell – 01382 553856)

or download a pack from our web site:

www.tayportauldkirk.org.uk

  Saturday, 24th

A  great evening of fun and entertainment at the Tayport Arms in Nelson Street. Ian Mac  1 Man 3 Acts  from dean martin to comedy magic to modern he does it all.  £3.00 entry includes a light supper and also bingo starts at 8 pm  Come along and have a great night

  Thursday, 22nd


2pm - 7pm in the Gregory Hall, Tayport

Fife Council is interested in obtaining views on the future of the Fife coast. 

See attached document for more details.

  Wednesday, 21st

Tayport Primary Parent Council are holding a Family Prize Bingo on Wed 21st Sept 6.30pm in the School Gym Hall. 50p entry fee includes: Tea/Coffee & Biscuits. All money raised is going towards New Comprehension & Reading Resources for the Pupils.

  Wednesday, 7th

A public meeting is to be held on 7 Sep 11 in the Blyth Hall (Newport-on-Tay) at 7:30pm to discuss and inform the public on the future on Neatherlea Hospital.

Please support this meeting.

August 2011 Sunday, 28th

That time of year already!! Attached is the Eden Estuary 2011 event flyer, this year we are having a BioBlitz on West Sands. This is a recording exercise where 'experts' and members of the public record as many plants/insects/birds/mammals etc as possible. Its fun and if anyone would like to get involved as a recorder please let me know. Its open to the public and small groups will be led by an expert, all very informal and is being carried out in conjunction with Fife Biodiversity Partnership and Fife Nature record centre.

  Saturday, 20th

Saturday 20 August, 7.30pm, The Bell Rock Tavern, Tayport

Cost: £12 per team, teams of 4. Prizes for winners and best team name.

Raffle, donations of prizes greatly appreciated

In aid of Katie O'Donnell's gap year volunteering in China with the charity Project Trust.

There will also be a Silent Auction of a family ticket to Leuchars Airshow and a voucher for 4 tickets (2 adults, 2 concessions) to any Dundee United match. Highest bid wins, please submit bids to The Bell Rock on or before Sat 20 Aug.

  Wednesday, 10th

Summer Fun in the Forest

Bring your children to Tentsmuir Forest during the summer holidays for great family days out and to experience all that Tentsmuir has to offer. All activities are free and only a £2 car park fee is required.

The rangers will be running the following event in and around the car park and picnic area between 1 pm and 3 pm:

How do animals camouflage themselves?
Colour in animal shapes to blend into the background
Play the camouflage game

  Wednesday, 3rd

Summer Fun in the Forest

Bring your children to Tentsmuir Forest during the summer holidays for great family days out and to experience all that Tentsmuir has to offer. All activities are free and only a £2 car park fee is required.

The rangers will be running the following event in and around the car park and picnic area between 1 pm and 3 pm:

Storytelling
Make devils, bears and oxen from clay
Scavenger hunt
Conquer the navigation trail
Try your hand at mapping

  Monday, 1st

Big Toppers at Tayport Library on 01 Aug 11 at 2:30 pm

Laugh out loud at some rib-ticklingly funny stories, then create your own clown’s or ringmaster's hat. For ages 4 plus.

Duration: 1 hour
Charge: £1 per child. Please contact the library to book a place - (01334) 659379 or Tayport.Library@fife.gov.uk

July 2011 Wednesday, 27th

Summer Fun in the Forest

Bring your children to Tentsmuir Forest during the summer holidays for great family days out and to experience all that Tentsmuir has to offer. All activities are free and only a £2 car park fee is required.

The rangers will be running the following event in and around the car park and picnic area between 1 pm and 3 pm:

B for Biodiversity
Biodiversity Treasure Hunt
The “B for Biodiversity” cartoon
Make honeybee homes
Learn how to make your garden “bee friendly”
Craft activities

  Saturday, 16th

Tayport Football Club start their football campaign off with a friendly match against East Stirlingshire at the Cannipart on Sat 16 Jul at 2pm

Their upcoming games are also on the clubs website.

  Saturday, 2nd

Tayport Community Trust are delighted to announce that the Tannahill Weavers have again agreed to hold a concert in the Gregory Hall to raise funds for the Trust. Put the date in your diary, Saturday 2nd July at 7pm. There will be a bar and a raffle on the night. Tickets will be available soon!

update: Tickets for the Tannahill Weavers concert on Saturday 2nd July are now on sale at The Harbour Café and Willison Motors. This is always a very well attended event so get your tickets now!

 

Tannahill Weavers group photo

 

THE TANNAHILL WEAVERS

The Tannahill Weavers are one of Scotland 's premier traditional bands.  Their diverse repertoire spans the centuries with fire-driven instrumentals, topical songs, and original ballads and lullabies.  Their music demonstrates to old and young alike the rich musical heritage of the Celtic people.  These versatile musicians have received worldwide accolades consistently over the years for their exuberant performances and outstanding recording efforts that seemingly can't get better...yet continue to do just that.  

The Tannahills have turned their acoustic excitement loose on audiences with an electrifying effect.  They have that unique combination of traditional melodies, driving rhythmic accompaniment, and rich vocals that make their performances unforgettable.  Over the years the Tannies have been international trailblazers for scottish music, and their tight harmonies and powerful, inventive arrangements have won them fans from beyond the folk and Celtic music scenes.  They are firmly established as one of the premier groups on the concert stage.  From reflective ballads to footstomping reels and jigs, the variety and range of the material they perform is matched only by their enthusiasm and lively Celtic spirits.  

"An especially eloquent mixture of the old and the new."  New York Times  

"...as close to perfect as it gets in an imperfect world."  Sing Out!

June 2011 Thursday, 30th

Churches Acting Together in Tayport (CATT). At 7.30pm in the Dickson Hall, Queen Street, Tayport, there will be an Inter-Faith Talk by the Revd Dom Ind, Rector of St Salvator's, Bridge of Allan; Chaplain to the University of Stirling; Chaplain to the Bishop of St Andrews; and Canon of St Ninian's Cathedral, Perth. Refreshments will be available from 7.00pm. This is a great opportunity to learn more about different faiths from someone who has researched widely on this topic. Everyone is invited.

  Sunday, 26th

12pm -7pm – Bell Rock BBQ – a selection of meats, fish & salads, garlic bread & corn on the cob
4-7pm 4 Piece Jazz Band
Cake & Kids Jam Jar Stall
(Please bake a cake for our fundraiser and bring along to the Bell Rock by Sunday 11am! Or fill an old jam jar with sweets & small toys? All contributions welcome)
Face Painting

ALL PROCEEDS WILL BE GOING TO HELP FOR HEROS


   

This project is supported by Tayport Community Council [April 2003 - present]