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Saturday 8th October Crieff Country Market Shop for local produce, crafts and gifts available from the wide variety of stallholders
The Tartan JugglerOur wandering juggling balloon modellers The Tartan Juggler and Captain Duncan Smith will entertain with an eclectic mix of juggling, diabolo, devilstick and whatever other madness may come to mind Lots of fun for all ages.
Visit the Tryst stall where you can find out more about the week’s eventsLocation: James Square, Crieff, 9.30am – 3.30pm
Saturday 8th October
Barn Dance at Comrie Croft, 6.30-10pm. An informal family-friendly ceilidh with straw bale seating and complimentary stovies. No charge for Under 5s.Great fun even if you have two left feet and have never done any Scottish dancing in your life. BYOB. The fabulous Chitterybite will provide the tunes and there will be a guest appearance by world famous folk singer, Brian O'Neill. Comrie Croft has its own bus stop and the no.15 bus can be used to get to and from Crieff/Comrie to the ceilidh.
Book tickets online on this site or by contact with Comrie Croft.
4* farm hostel with private ensuite rooms and camping available onsite - www.comriecroft.com. Tickets may be also purchased from Comrie Croft or Hansen's Deli in Comrie.
Online Booking for the Barndance has now closed but tickets may still be available from Comrie Croft. Please phone Comrie Croft on 01764 670140 and speak to Fee. We cannot guarantee that there will be tickets available on the door.
Sunday 9th OctoberSOUNDS OF STRATHEARNCome and enjoy the thrilling sound of Crieff and Comrie’s Pipe Bands. James Square, Crieff, 1.00pm- 1.30pm
Sunday 9th October The Wildest Dream - PGComrie Cinema Club will be showing another film to excite and entertain those who climb mountains and those who prefer to enjoy them from the comfort of their armchairs.This film tells the interlinking stories of George Mallory, the first man to attempt a summit of Mount Everest and Conrad Anker, the climber who finds Mallory’s frozen body 75 years later. Narrated by Liam Neeson and with the voices of Ralph Fiennes, Natasha Richardson and Alan Rickman
Comrie WRI Hall, Comrie at 7.30pm
Online entry for this event is now closed but you can purchase tickets at the door on the night or contact Felicity Snowsill 01764 679819 or email: fb64@onetel.com
Monday 10th OctoberAn Evening of Traditional Music led by Irene Anderson in The British Legion Hall, Perth Road, Crieff at 8.00 pm. Listeners and Musicians welcome! This is a great evening whether you are there to play or just to tap your feet. There will be a Bar and a Raffle.Contact Irene Anderson tel. 01764 654298
Tuesday 11th OctoberGhost Stories at the Curly Coo,High Street, Crieff at 8.00 pmGhostly tales from our resident ghost! Come along for a spine-chilling evening This blood-curdling event was a great success last year so come early!
Tuesday 11th October
Ribbon of Wildness Author Peter Wright will be talking about his vivid and fascinating journey along Scotland’s geographic watershed. Guaranteed to appeal to armchair travellers, walkers, historians, mountaineers, environmentalists and many others, this book explores the importance of the watershed’s central place in our landscape. The Scotsman said of this book ‘ No other journey gives so sublime a sense of unity- a feeling of how the Nation’s various different landscapes link together to form a coherent whole.’The book launch was a sell-out at the Edinburgh Book Festival so book early.Strathearn Community Library, Crieff Community Campus, Pittenzie Road 7.30 pm Tickets available from the library or on the night.
Wednesday 12th October
John Muir and the work of the John Muir Trust A talk by Stuart Brooks, Chief Executive of The John Muir Trust at 7.30pm on Wednesday 12th October at The Innerpeffray Library Light refreshments will be served from 7.00pm. The talk is part of the Friends of Innerpeffray Library’s (FOIL’s) 2011 programme. It will be held in the schoolroom of the delightful Innerpeffray Library, situated on the B8062, 4 miles to the south-east of Crieff.
Sam Hayward and Arisa FujitaStrathearn Music Society presents international musicians Sam Hayward piano and Arisa Fujita violin playing Bach, Beethoven and Brahms Academy Hall, Strathearn Terrace at 7.30 pm
This concert is part of Strathearn Music Society’s exciting winter programme and promises to be yet another winner.
Thursday 13th OctoberQUIZ NIGHTCome along and pit your wits in a traditional pub quiz night.Enter a team of four, or come along on the night and scratch teams will be made up.
Venue: British Legion, Perth Road, CrieffTime: 7.30- 11.00pm
Book by phone: 07704 173407 or by post: Crieff Residents, c/o Houseproud, Perth Road, Crieff, PH7 3EB or email: crieffresidents@hotmail.co.uk
