Tarland Food & Music

Tarland Food & Music Festival- celebrating the best local sounds and ingredients. The date has been set for this year, 20th-22nd September! Details to come soon

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New year, new part time job? The Tarland Food and Music Festival is
looking for a new administrator - could this be you? Please do get in
touch if you might be interested! Happy New Year from the Festival
sub-group of #Tarland Development Group!

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We are excited to have the Fermented Forager and the Bread making workshops return to the festival this year. Last year these two workshops sold out the week before, luckily there is still availability this year! Book to avoid disappointment!

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There is additional parking in the fields at Drummy wood&on the Coull road, also alternative parking at Tarland Garage and Tarland Primary School! The Square is partially closed, but businesses will be open as usual. Please access The Square from the Commercial side. Thank you!

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To all visitors to the Festival this weekend, remember to pop in to some of our fantastic local businesses;
Tarland Pharmacy
Tarland Toy Shop
The Paper Shop
The Krafty Kneuk
Tarland Garage
W Blackhall Kiltmaker
Tarland Golf Club
Angie's Cafe
The Commercial
The Aberdeen Arms

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At the concerts this weekend, we are delighted to be selling Tarland’s very own local beer, Twisted Ankle!

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Amendment to the Angie's Cafe Advert in the programme.
Summer Opening Hours:
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8.30-4.30pm
Saturday 8.30-5pm
Sunday 9-4pm

Apologies!

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We are so pleased to be offering lots of free events at this year's festival, which you can just drop in.
For the ticketed events we do advise booking to avoid disappointment -

To book tickets, follow the link -
https://t.co/rrcrerA3DW

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There is loads going on at Tarland Trails on Sunday 22nd!

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Breadmaking workshop using locally grown wholemeal flours, Sunday 22nd at 9am.

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Tune in to River Dee Radio this morning to hear the fabulous Annie McKee telling all about this year’s Festival!

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Come along to the Aberdeen Arms on Saturday 21st, 5-7pm to enjoy this open music session with Paul Anderson. All welcome to join in or listen.

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This is last year's lucky winner of Tufty's Treasure Hunt, will it be you this year? Kids pop along to the paper shop to collect your clue sheet over the festival weekend and remember to return all entries before the shop closes at 2pm on Sunday 22nd.

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It is considered that everyone is a bodger , some just do not know it yet! Come along to see the Dunnottar Bodgers in action and have a go yourself, on Saturday 21st 2-4pm in the Community Garden.

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Balance Bikers Strider balance bikes will be available for demo Bikes on the unique balance skills course in the car park and at the pump track at Tarland Trails on Sunday 22nd 11-2pm....bring your little ones along!

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Banchory Singers will be performing at the MacRobert Hall over lunchtime on Saturday 21st.

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The Chair Art Auction will take place on Sunday 22nd at 2.30pm, money raised is being split between Tarland Primary School PTA and Books Abroad. There is still time to get crafting!

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Mocktails and Fermented Beverages with the Fermented Forager on Saturday 21st of September at 2pm.

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A Scots Service on Sunday 22nd of September, 10am at St Moluag's Church. This service is led by Reverend Frank Ribbons, who will be accompanied by some local musicians.

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Tarland Reveal It's Past, a walk around the village and listen to stories about how life was lived in days gone-by. Sunday 22nd of September at 11am.

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Storyteller Pauline Cordiner will be in the Community Garden on Saturday 21st of September, entertaining the kids with some of her Scottish tales.