Fife EVENTS IN YOUR AREA Dundee Perthshire Angus

Platform: An evening of song featuring music by Handel, Mozart, Verdi and others Monimail Church Letham. May 31 CONCERT GIVEN given by Alison Gormley (soprano) and Amy Wallace (alto), young singers from Fife Opera. They will be accompanied on the piano by Susan Gormley. Admission: Tickets, available at the door, are £8/£6. Tel: 07875 355414 Fife in the Frame: Landscape Paintings St Andrews Museum May 31 - August 24 THE EAST Neuk Festival is presenting a special exhibition of major landscape paintings in association with Fife Cultural Trust and the Fleming Wyfold Art Foundation as part of its 10th anniversary programme (see the What’s On feature on page 2). It includes works of Scotland’s most celebrated artists including William George Gillies, George Leslie Hunter and Glasgow Boys William York MacGregor, Alexander Ignatius Roche and Edward Arthur Walton. Admission: Free. Tel: 01334 659380 www.fifedirect.org.uk Fife Science Festival 2014: Power to the People Methil Heritage Museum Until June 7 EXPLORING OUR relationship with energy sources, old and new, the exhibition examines how we have used the planet’s resources to power our industries and our homes. It also takes a look at new technologies, such as wind, solar and tidal power. Exhibition curated by the Friends of Methil Heritage with Fife Cultural Trust. Dates and times vary. Admission: Free. Tel: 01334 659339 www.fifedirect.org.uk Carnaby Market Fair Roseangle Arts Cafe Perth Road May 31 FEATURING VINTAGE fashion, accessories and jewellery, vintage style crafts, upcycled goods, coffee and snacks. Admission: 50p. Email: thischarmingvintage@talktalk.net Art Exhibition YMCA, Brook Street, Broughty Ferry June 2 - 7 EXHIBITION BY the Art/Tay Group members displaying a range of works. Subjects include land and seascapes and nature in oils, pastels, watercolour and acrylic. Admission: Free. Tel: 01382 530358 Art exhibition The Parrot Cafe, 91 Perth Road, Dundee Until June 21 A RANGE of paintings by two artists, Diane Rennie and Joanna Rennie-Hay. Admission: Free. Tel: 01382 206277 Dido Belle: Her Story Scone Palace, Perth Until October 31 A NEW exhibition which tells the story of Dido Elizabeth Belle, the mixed race daughter of a slave and a British admiral. The exhibition coincides with the UK release on June 13 of the major new feature film “Belle”. The connection between the film and the exhibition is that the only portrait representation of Dido Belle known to exist hangs in the Ambassador’s Room at Scone Palace. Admission: Entry is included in the ticket price for the palace and grounds (Adults £10.50, children £7.60, concessions £9.80, family £33). Tel: 01738 552300 http://scone-palace.co.uk BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions? Monikie Memorial Hall June 6 JONATHAN DIMBLEBY will be in the chair and Margaret Curran and Michael Moore are two of the panellists. Organisers are looking for a diverse audience of mixed ages, races and opinions to ask questions pertinent to the news of the time, to this area and the concerns of its people. Admission: Free. Text: 07864565104 Email: monikiememorialhall@googlemail.com