What's on in Wester Aberdour

Fife, Scotland

Wester Aberdour sits quietly at the foot of the cliffs in Fife, a spot where the sea breeze often blows harder than most gossip. With no big venues to shout about, we rely on the local community halls and school gates for our best bits. It is a place where neighbours know each other's names before they even ask what's on this weekend. There are plenty of markets and fairs that pop up along the coast road, plus occasional talks in the village centre. We keep an eye on local notices so you never have to hunt through a dozen websites for a rainy afternoon. Come rain or shine, we've got something sensible happening nearby.

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Moving Pictures - Rush Tribute

“If you missed seeing RUSH live, MOVING PICTURES is as close as you’ll ever get to the real thing.” Moshville Times These guys (and girl - drummer Jamie Dunleavey from St Andrews) are one of the hardest working tribute bands on the planet, touring the UK, Europe, Brazil and Canada including Lakeside Park for Neil Peart's family in 2023 and Massey Hall for RUSHfest Canada in August 2025. 2026 celebrates 50 years of RUSH’s 2112 album. Tonight’s show sees Moving Pictures play the 2112 suite in full as well as songs from every RUSH era. Whether you're a die-hard Rush fan or simply appreciate great live music, don't miss your chance to experience the magic of Moving Pictures in person.

Fri 17 Apr19:30Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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Simon And Garfunkel Through The Years

Filed under: Simon And Garfunkel Through The Years at Duloch Library looked too good not to mention. You're very welcome.

Fri 17 Apr19:30Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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Slayoff! Who Will Rule The Stage

Get ready for the ultimate showcase of local creativity and performance — SlayOff!, Fife Pride’s brand-new live competition, arrives at the Adam Smith Theatre, Kirkcaldy, on Friday 17th April 2026. This high-energy event brings together an exciting mix of bands, singers, drag artists, burlesque performers, and more, all going head-to-head in a Battle of the Bands–style showdown. Celebrating talent in all its forms, SlayOff! promises a night bursting with music, artistry, and Pride spirit. Hosted by the iconic Ivy, the evening will feature a guest judging panel drawn from across Scotland’s creative scene, each offering insight, personality, and flair as they help crown our first-ever SlayOff! champion. The Lucky 9 Competing Performers are: Rebekah Arthur, Angelica Mode, Atreus Star, Blondie Fizz, Clementina, Mx. Peri.Mint, Anna, David Leon, and Die and Niceness, showcasing a vibrant range of talent from Fife and beyond. The winning act will earn a coveted headline slot on the Fife Pride Main Stage 2026, while other standout talents will be invited to feature within the wider Fife Pride programme, including opportunities as part of Fife Pride on Tour. Performances will be judged by an experienced and diverse panel drawn from across Scotland’s creative community: Jo Crawford, King of Fife and Fife’s premier drag king, known for award-winning performance and leadership within the drag community. Sarah-Jane Linton, Chief Academic Officer and Vice Principal at Fife College...

Fri 17 Apr19:30Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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Twist & Shout

Twist & Shout – An all-star cast from the West End deliver a musical powerhouse of a show that starts with the explosion of Brit Pop in 1962 through to the era of Flower Power and Free Love of the late sixties. Sing and dance along with an all-star West End cast to the music of The Beatles, Hermans Hermits., Gerry & The Pacemakers, The Rolling Stones. Cilla Black, Manfred Mann, Dusty Springfield, Lulu, Sandy Shaw and many more... Featuring incredible performances and beautiful bespoke costumes, Twist & Shout will transport you back to the sights and sounds of the ‘Swinging Sixties’. With over 40 songs this is a non-stop feast of music that features a 4 piece live band and cast of 6 singers and dancers performing hits such as; She Loves You, Glad All Over, You’re My World, Jumpin Jack Flash, Something Tells Me I’m In to Something Good, Shout, Ferry Cross The Mersey and so many more. This show will leave on your feet and dancing in the aisles!

Fri 17 Apr19:30Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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Category: Minibus A 17:30: Donibristle Scout Troop Hammock Camp

48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group is putting on Category: Minibus A 17:30: Donibristle Scout Troop Hammock Camp and we're making sure you know about it. Job done. Details on their site.

Sat 18 Apr48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group(1.2mi)

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Sci-fife - An Ace Afternoon With Sophie Aldred

The TARDIS lands in Dunfermline! Join us for an afternoon with Doctor Who’s companion Ace, actor Sophie Aldred, to chat about her time on Doctor Who both classic and new. Also joining us are series creature and costume creators Stephen Mansfield and Robert Allsopp, who will be bringing original props and costumes from the show. Autograph opportunities will be available for purchase on the day. This event takes place in the Studio Theatre at Carnegie Hall.

Sat 18 Apr14:00Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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New Generation Twirlers Presents - Turn Up The Twirl

New generation presents – turn up the world, our annual showcase of all our hard work from 2025/2026 seasons, includes our annual awards & lots of laughs. Great family night.

Sat 18 Apr18:30Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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Big Girls Dont Cry

We've tracked down Big Girls Dont Cry at Duloch Library. For the rest of the intel, you'll want their website.

Sat 18 Apr19:30Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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Jack Docherty In The Chief – Still No Apologies

After packed-out Fringe runs in 2024 & 2025, The Chief goes on tour. New bits, old bits, classic bits and favourite bits. 'An incredible hour of laughs' (Evening News). 'Maverick genius' (Herald). 'Masterful, superlative' (Chortle.co.uk).

Sat 18 Apr19:30Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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Category: Minibus A 17:30: Donibristle Scout Troop Hammock Camp

We've tracked down Category: Minibus A 17:30: Donibristle Scout Troop Hammock Camp at 48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group. For the rest of the intel, you'll want their website.

Sun 19 Apr48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group(1.2mi)

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Category: Shelter 12:30: Donibristle Scout Troop Hammock Camp

Category: Shelter 12:30: Donibristle Scout Troop Hammock Camp. 48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group. Date's on the card. That's the trailer — their site's got the main feature.

Wed 22 Apr48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group(1.2mi)

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Fife Youth Sinfonia & Fife Youth Concert Band

Fife Council Music Service is delighted to showcase the Fife Youth Concert Band and Fife Youth Sinfonia, each performing a varied programme of music which they have been rehearsing since the end of March and also at a recent residential rehearsal weekend in early April. The young musicians are excited to perform to family, friends and all who are interested in music within Fife’s schools.

Wed 22 Apr19:00Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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Category: Shelter 12:30: Donibristle Scout Troop Hammock Camp

48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group is putting on Category: Shelter 12:30: Donibristle Scout Troop Hammock Camp and, honestly, we reckon it's worth a look. Their site has the full story.

Thu 23 Apr48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group(1.2mi)

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Author Event With Tariq Ashkanani

Come along to Duloch Library for an exciting evening with award-winning Scottish crime author, Tariq Ashkanani. Tariq’s first book, Welcome to Cooper, was published in 2021 and won the Blood Scotland Debut Award. His latest novel The Midnight King, was awarded the McIlvanney Award for the Scottish Crime Book of 2025. The book is a thriller about the son of a serial killer returning home for his father's funeral. The celebrated author leaves behind a manuscript which forms a fictionalised confession and a box filled with mementos from each of the children he as killed, including one from a girl who went missing days before his death. This is a story about family, trauma and the secrets we keep within. Tariq will be joining us at Duloch Library on Thursday 23rd April at 7pm*. Audience 16+ (*Doors ). Tickets £3.00

Thu 23 Apr19:00Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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Category: Shelter 12:30: Donibristle Scout Troop Hammock Camp

Another belter from 48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group. Category: Shelter 12:30: Donibristle Scout Troop Hammock Camp — pop over to their site for the full lowdown.

Fri 24 Apr48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group(1.2mi)

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The Journey Back

We’re bringing the best Rangers night out to Rothes Halls, Glenrothes on Friday 13th March 2026! The beloved show that’s wowed audiences arenas over will be doing a regional theatre tour in 2026 and we can’t wait to have a sing song with the Rangers support in Fife! Unreserved seating. Sit where you want! Under 16’s to be accompanied by adult. Be advised strong language is used throughout. For accessible tickets please contact the venue box office. Tickets on sale NOW!

Fri 24 Apr19:30Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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Category: Minibus A All day: Donibristle expedition challenge

48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group is hosting and we're advertising. Category: Minibus A All day: Donibristle expedition challenge — no spoilers, but their site has the full programme.

Sat 25 Apr48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group(1.2mi)

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Fife Brass Band Festival

The Fife Brass Band Festival is an annual competition for up to 16 contesting brass bands from Scotland and further afield. This year, 2026, the event will be held in the Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline, on Saturday , April 25th, band will play, onstage, a 20 minute entertainment programme of own choice music, to be judged on musical performance and entertainment value. The Fife Brass Band Festival is open to the public who will be treated to a day of live music making which will cater for all tastes. Something for everyone. All ages are welcome. While the results are being prepared after the last competing band has played, the cooperation youth brass band will play a 25 minute concert. Trophies and awards will be presented thereafter. We look forward to welcoming all bands and audience members.

Sat 25 Apr09:30Duloch Library(3.7mi)

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