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Community

Around £1.90

Alyth Library - Culture Perth & Kinross

A library membership allows you to borrow up to 12 books, including children’s books and audiobooks. There is no charge for late returns, and all books are completely free to borrow. If you join online, you can use all our services straight away, but if you want to take any physical books out the library, you’ll need to provide proof of ID.

Sun 1 NovAlyth Library(4.5mi)

via Alyth LibraryLocal gem

Community

Picnic In The Park

Forfar Loch Park - Family Fun - Kids Games - Free Food

Wed 22 JulEast and Old Parish Church(9mi)

via East and Old Parish ChurchLocal gem

Likely freeCommunity

Light Show

The presence of light is something we generally take for granted. The familiar flipping of a light switch or the constancy of the sun is part of our daily lives. Yet the natural phenomenon of light is essential to everything we see, know and experience. It has been harnessed, generated and studied by scientists and artists alike. This multi-disciplinary exhibition brings together objects from across the University’s museum collections, including art and design, science, medicine and natural history, inviting visitors to consider how light inspires art, impacts nature and informs discovery. Information published by Leisure and Culture Dundee.

Wed 22 Jul10:30Menzieshill Community Hub(13mi)

via Menzieshill Community HubLocal gem

Community

Traces of Care

This exhibition explores connections between historical and contemporary works across different generations. Themes of care, labour, memory, domesticity and visibility will be present, showing how these connections still resonate today. Many of the artists represented in the collections were once students or members of staff, and their work and experiences form an important part of Dundee's creative history. Through these shared themes, the exhibition will show how artists leave identifiable traces of themselves in their work and how artworks can act as records of lived experience, connecting generations through shared concerns and perspectives. Visitors are invited to reflect on how certain themes of care, labour and lived experience continue to be carried through generations of practice. Curated by DJCAD MFA Curatorial Practice student Shannon Farley, the exhibition brings together material from the University’s Museum Collections with additional works on loan. Mon-Fri 9.30am-7pm (last entry 5pm)

Wed 22 Jul10:30Menzieshill Community Hub(13mi)

via Menzieshill Community HubLocal gem

Children & Family

Around £2.50

Wed Toddlers

Wed Toddlers: 9:30am-11:30am (£2.50 / 50p siblings) Cosy Café: 10am-11:30am FREE Larder : 10am-12pm SBK Latin Dance Class: 11am-12pm (£5) Lunch Club : 12.15pm-1pm (£4.50) Linedance for Beginners : 12:30pm-1:30pm (£5) Craft Group: 1pm-3pm (currently full) Youth Games Group(5+): 3:30pm-5pm FREE

Wed 22 Jul10:30Boomerang Community Centre(14mi)

via Boomerang Community CentreLocal gem

Community

Catwalk: The Art of the Fashion Show

Breadcrumb Home What's On What's On - Catwalk: The Art of The Fashion Show

Wed 22 Jul11:00Menzieshill Community Hub(13mi)

via Menzieshill Community HubLocal gem

Likely freeCommunity

Design and Disability

Spanning from the 1940s to today the exhibition will feature around 170 objects across three themes – Visibility, Tools and Living – within design, art, architecture, fashion and photography. It will show how Disabled people have designed for every aspect of life through their own experience and expertise, tracing the political and social history of design and disability.

Wed 22 Jul11:00Menzieshill Community Hub(13mi)

via Menzieshill Community HubLocal gem

Likely freeHistory & Heritage

History in Our Bones: Uncovering Stories of Disability Through Time

This display explores disability in the medieval past through history, archaeology and science. Discover the stories of four people who lived with disabilities in Scotland and England between 500 and 1600 years ago, presented through immersive display stations. Created in collaboration with University of St Andrews researchers, History in Our Bones invites visitors to rethink how disability, community and contribution have always gone hand in hand. Information published by Leisure and Culture Dundee.

Wed 22 Jul11:00Menzieshill Community Hub(13mi)

via Menzieshill Community HubLocal gem

Arts & Culture

Exhibition: Endurance in 3D

Get the chance to be up close to a remarkably detailed 3D model of the Endurance shipwreck at Discovery Point, thanks to a collaboration between the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust and Dundee Heritage Trust. One of the most accurate representations of a deep-ocean heritage site to ever be produced, the 3D model offers an unprecedented opportunity to explore the wreck of the Endurance up close for the very first time; revealing details down to the grain of the timbers and the scattered artefacts on the seabed. Lost beneath Antarctic ice for more than a century, the wreck of Endurance was discovered in 2022 during the Endurance22 expedition, led by the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust. Located more than 3,000 metres below the surface of the Weddell Sea, the site remains one of the most remote and protected heritage locations on Earth. Because the wreck is safeguarded under the Antarctic Treaty System and a strict Conservation Plan, it must remain undisturbed. Instead, the Endurance22 team used pioneering non-invasive archaeological techniques to record the wreck in extraordinary detail, capturing over 25,000 high-resolution images alongside laser and sonar data to create a scientifically precise digital twin of the site. This 3D printed model of the wreck translates that data into physical form.

Wed 22 Jul11:00Menzieshill Community Hub(13mi)

via Menzieshill Community HubLocal gem

Community

We design things with skill and passion

News See what’s currently on at the studios and find out about our up-coming events. Remember to follow us on Instagram or Facebook ! Repairs & Remodelling We are now offering a full jewellery repair and remodelling service. Including ring resizing, chain repair, re-tipping claws, resetting or replacing stones, fixing broken ring shanks, and more! To get started, email us a photo of your jewellery to arrange a drop-off time, or bring it in on any Tuesday when we’re open for drop-ins between 11am–4pm. Repairs are assessed on arrival and we’ll provide a quote before any work begins. For anything outwith our in-house specialisms, your piece will be taken to our expert repair goldsmith here in Dundee, so we can guarantee the best possible result. For remodelling projects, Islay handles most of the commissions and will meet with you to chat through your ideas and explore what’s possible. If you prefer the style of another jeweller working from the studios you will be passed onto them after an initial consultation. Keep an eye on our Instagram / Facebook for occasional weekend opening times. 22 Jul Double Door Studios is open every Tuesday 11am – 4pm. The rest of the week – By Appointment Only. If you are looking for a jeweller and wish to discuss a bespoke commission, repair or remodelling, please take a look at the ‘ About ’ page to find out about each of us and what we make, then get in touch using our contact form or by contacting the jeweller directly.

Wed 22 Jul13:00Hung Up Frames(14.2mi)

via Hung Up FramesLocal gem

Community

ART GROUP

meet in East & Old Social Area

Thu 23 JulEast and Old Parish Church(9mi)

via East and Old Parish ChurchLocal gem

Sports & Fitness

Table Tennis

LTTC

Thu 23 Jul19:30Letham Village Hall(13.5mi)

via Letham Village Hall

Community

Sound of Mull trip

July 24, 2026 - July 27, 2026 - 12:00 am

Fri 24 JulDundee Sub Aqua Club (DSAC)(13.3mi)

via Dundee Sub Aqua Club (DSAC)

Children & Family

Around £2.50

Fri Toddlers

Fri Toddlers: 9:30am-11:30am (£2.50 / 50p siblings) Cosy Café: 10am-11:30am FREE Food Larder : 10am-12pm Walk & Talk: 11am (meet at Baxter Park Pavilion) FREE Soup & Roll: £2.50 (for Walk & Talk group) Conversation Cafe for New Scots : 12am-3pm FREE Boccia: 1pm-3pm (£1.50) Youth Art Club: Age: 8+ 3.30pm-5pm FREE

Fri 24 Jul10:30Boomerang Community Centre(14mi)

via Boomerang Community CentreLocal gem

Community

Invitation: LVH Domain Renewal @ Thu 30 Jul 2026 8:30am - 9:30am (BST) ()

LVH Domain Renewal Renewal of LVH Domain Name is due with Namecheap. Renewal of LVH Domain Name is due with Namecheap. When Thursday 30 Jul 2026 ⋅ 8:30am – 9:30am (United Kingdom Time) Organiser Richard Slater Guests (Guest list has been hidden at organiser's request) Reply for Yes No Maybe More options Invitation from Google Calendar You are receiving this email because you are subscribed to Calendar notifications. To stop receiving these emails, go to Calendar settings, select this calendar and change ’Other notifications’. Forwarding this invitation could allow any recipient to send a response to the organiser, be added to the guest list, invite others regardless of their own invitation status or modify your RSVP. Learn more

Fri 24 Jul15:30Feuars' Hall(13.6mi)

via Feuars' Hall

Community

Harvest Wild Swim

Portobello Beach, Edinburgh

Sat 25 JulSCOTMiD(13.1mi)

via SCOTMiDLocal gem

Community

Elie Harbour Dive

July 25, 2026 - 8:00 am - 6:00 pm Elie Harbour KY9 1DT Elie

Sat 25 Jul09:00Dundee Sub Aqua Club (DSAC)(13.3mi)

via Dundee Sub Aqua Club (DSAC)

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Angus, Scotland

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