Crail festival 2022

20 - 30 July 2022
www.crailfestival.org

Scottish Charity No SC020929

Crail festival 2022
After two dormant years due to the Covid pandemic we are delighted that the Crail
Festival is back in 2022 in all its forms.

In its thirty-seventh year, Crail Festival still promotes the values established at inception.
It is fascinating to look through the archive and see a clear thread of community
involvement throughout. Thanks to the foresight of those early pioneers and to
generations of committee members, the festival has stood the test of time. True to the
original aims, we pride ourselves on being a community-based organisation, run for the
benefit of the community by members of the community.

If you take time to look through the brochure you will see a familiar mix. Savour classical
guitar, blues, jazz, folk, Shakespeare, a Night of Magic, our ever popular Street Market,
our excellent Arts Exhibition and much more with the superb Richard Digance to finish
off 10 days of great events for all tastes.

For kids, we offer art and craft workshops, golf skills and a host of other activities. The
family can enjoy a morning at the movies, archery, falconry, a sandcastle competition and
even a rock stacking competition.

The programme is testament to the efforts of a hardworking committee and the

encouragement of trustees. We thank our sponsors and friends for their financial support
and to local organisations for the use of their premises as venues.

Alan Ferguson
Chairman.

Thank you to Friends of the Festival for their generous donations

Jonathan & Helen Armitage; Helen Byres; Morgan Chalmers, Annie & David Hughes; David
& Sue Jerdan; Margaret Mair; Donald Mathieson; Anne Mayes; Andrea & Richard Smith;
Kevin Thurlow; Ronald & Mary Webster; Auriol Wood and others who wish to remain
anonymous. Thanks also to those whose donations arrived after going to print – a
complete list will later appear on the website.
Crail Festival Pu�ing Green
Polish your putting skills again this year!
Open 2 - 6pm
Weekends in June and September
Daily July & August

Adults - £2 per round.

Children 16yrs and under - £1

Art & Crafts Exhibition - Crail Town Hall

The Arts and Crafts Exhibition has been a
cornerstone of the Crail Festival since its beginning
37 years ago. It will be held in Crail Town Hall 20-30
July (10am-5pm). Admission free. This will be an
exhibition of the work of local artists and crafts
people, both amateur and professional, all very
talented. The work ranges from drawing, painting and
digitally manipulated images to applied art,
complemented by crafts and designs.

Where’s the Crail Partan?

Come on all you super spotters and see how
many pictures of the Crail Partan you can find in
the windows and noticeboards around the village.
Everyone who returns a completed form will
receive a treat and those with all Partans correct
will receive a prize.
For children 12 years and under.
FREE entry forms from Crail Town Hall

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

Wednesday 20th July, 10am - 12noon

Morning at the Movies

The Lion King (2019) is a photorealistic computer animated remake of Disney's traditionally
animated 1994 film of the same name. Simba idolizes his father, King Mufasa, and wants to
follow in his footsteps. Not everyone in the Kingdom celebrates the new cub's arrival...
Rated PG 7 years and over.

Please bring your own drinks and snacks (no nuts, please)

Tickets: £3 Kirk Hall

Wednesday 20th July, 1:30 - 3:30pm Wednesday 20th July, 2pm - 4pm

Rock Pool Guddle Annual Crail Kirk Sale

Grab your nets and pails. Pull on your
wellies. You’re ready to join local marine
biologist, David Patterson, for two hours
of discovery in Crail's rock pools. Come
and join the fun and see what you can
find!
7 years and over. Under 10’s to be
accompanied by an adult.
The sale will feature: Basket Tombola,
Books, Bottle Tombola, Cake & Candy,
Jewellery & Scarves, Produce, Teas, White
Elephant, Raffle and Children’s Stall.
More information can be had from Helen
Armitage 450516.

Tickets: £3 Top of Hen’s Ladder Free Entry Community Hall

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

Wednesday, 20th July, 8pm

Queens of the Blues

Led by superb vocalist Nicole Smit, Queens of the Blues presents a

musical celebration of the women who have shaped blues and popular
music as we know it and have gone largely unrecognised for their
influence and talent, until now.

Many Crail Festival regulars may remember Nicole from when she
appeared with The Blueswater in 2019.

BYOB

Tickets: £15 Community Hall

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

Thursday 21st July, 10am & 1:30pm
Art Workshops 1&2
Run by Crail Art Group, “Carnivals and
Castles” is the theme this year. You can
create a fantasy landscape or a carnival
mask using lots of glorious papers. Have
fun with glue, paint and collage to create
your own unique masterpiece! Wear old
clothes.
For 6 –14 years.
Tickets: £3 Legion Hall
Friday 22nd July, 10am - 11:30am
Bake-off Competition
Come and create your own cupcake
designs at this year's "Creepy Crawly"
bake-off! The choice of design is yours,
what unique creations can you come up
with? The cupcakes, icing and tools are
provided. A fun packed and ever popular
session!
Sponsored by Barnett the Bakers
For 7 - 14 years.
Tickets: £3 Legion Hall
For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org
Thursday 21st July, 8pm
Simon Mayor & Hilary James
If the duo have a speciality, it is an ability
to combine a truly diverse array of talents
into a hugely entertaining stage show.
There can’t be many performers who slide
easily from a beautifully evocative Irish
ballad into a mandolin and guitar version
of Handel’s Arrival of the Queen of Sheba.
Their wry sense of humour and an easy,
informal stage manner holds it all
together.
Tickets: £15 Most Holy Trinity Church
Kirk Hall
Friday 22nd July, 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Musical Mystery Tour
Original songs, tunes, choruses,
humorous sketches and audience
participation. The one hour Musical
Mystery Tour show features a wide variety
of musical instruments to see and hear:
the mandobass, guitar, fiddle, mandolin,
banjo, Victorian bodiless fiddle, ukulele
and percussion.
For children of all ages, 4 - 104!
Tickets: £5 Kirk Hall
Friday 22nd July, 8pm

Alexandra Whi�ingham

Alexandra in her comparatively short career has brought youthful verve, vigour and enthusiasm
to the world of classical guitar. With an impeccable technique and a soft voice she is a most
creative musician. Her range of top musical awards is impressive; and she has already
accomplished what many guitar players might hope to achieve in an entire career.
In May 2021 Alexandra released her debut studio album My European Journey, which explores
the guitar’s great coming of age in nineteenth-century Europe. The album reached No.1 on the
iTunes Classical Chart as well as taking first place on The Presto Chart solely through pre-
orders before its release. My European Journey sees Alexandra's passion for nineteenth-
century music combine with a love of discovering lesser-known composers and bringing them
into the spotlight.

Young Adults upwards (14 years - 95)

Do bring your own cushion as the pew seating in Holy Trinity is not very user friendly.
Alternatively, cushions can be hired at the door to boost Church funds.
Tickets: £12 Most Holy Trinity Church

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

Saturday 23rd July, 11am - 4pm

Street Market

Our Festival Street Market continues to go from strength to strength in terms of the number,
diversity and quality of the stalls. Browsers and buyers could not wish for anything better.
Food and drink outlets will feature prominently; and there will be fun and games for children,
so ideal for a family outing.
(We run five activities for children from 11 am – 3 pm.)

FREE Entry Rumford

Saturday 23rd July, 8pm

Soul Sisters
Soul Sisters are a Glasgow based duo performing
the very best of 60's, Soul and Motown. Vocalists
Kerry and Alison have both performed
internationally for a number of years and are hugely
passionate about bringing this fabulous era of
music to life.
With costume changes, Motown style dance and, of
course, strong vocals, these girls really know how to
build rapport with crowds.
A spectacular show not to be missed, let us take
you back in time to Motown Madness, Soul
Sensations and the Swinging 60's.

BYOB

Tickets: £14 Community Hall

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

Sunday 24th July, 11am - 3pm

Archery
Don’t miss your chance to take
part in this thoroughly enjoyable
and greatly sought after event!
Steve will show you the skills of
this ancient sport. All equipment
provided. For 7 years and over.

Tickets are available for each 15

minute session and we are limited
to four places per session.

Session times: 11am, 11:20am, 11:40am, 12noon, 12:20pm, 12:40pm, 1:30pm, 1:50pm,
2:10pm and 2:30pm

Tickets: £5 per session Castle Grounds

Sunday 24th July, 11:30am - 3pm

Falconry Static Display

Take the opportunity to get up
close to an iconic collection of
birds of prey. This year there
will be ten static display
sessions where you can hear all
about the different birds, ask
questions and even have a little
hands on time. A very
informative and unforgettable
experience! We are limited to
four places per session.

Session times: 11:30am, 11:50am, 12:10pm, 12:30pm, 12:50pm, 1:10pm, 1:30pm,

1:50pm, 2:10pm and 2:30pm

Tickets: £5 per session Castle Grounds

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

Sunday 24th July, 8pm
Festival Quiz
The very successful, new format
introduced in 2019, will be repeated this
year as Pam Smith and Elis Reekie tease,
test and torture with an imaginative range
of questions - some of which will seem to
be innocuous, but beware! Fifteen teams
of six.
Make up a team and save money with a
table ticket for £24 or buy single tickets
for £5 each. BYOB
Tickets: £24 / £5 Community Hall
Monday 25th July, 2pm - 4pm
Family History Hunt
Are you good at working out clues and
spotting things around you? Then The
Family History Hunt is for you. The whole
family can work together to find historical
artefacts around Crail. Bring back your
answer sheet at the end to get a treat or a
prize if all your answers are correct. Good
family fun!
For 2 - 102 years!
Tickets: FREE Town Hall
For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org
Monday 25th July, 10am - 1pm
Ceramic Workshop - kids
You will be making and decorating thumb
pots based on the shapes and patterns
found in sea urchins. Your finished pots will
be taken away and fired to 960 degrees to
turn the clay into a kind of porous stone.
For 8 - 14 years.
Tickets: £10 Legion Hall
Monday 25th July, 8pm
Tenement Jazz Band
Making their first appearance at Crail
Festival, we are delighted to welcome,
from Edinburgh, the Tenement Jazz Band.
A traditional jazz band, they capture the
raw energy and excitement of the earliest
jazz recordings. Passionate and talented
musicians, they were nominated for Best
Band at the Scottish Awards in 2019.
BYOB
Tickets: £15 Community Hall
Tuesday 26th July, 10am & 1pm Tuesday 26th July, 5pm - 7pm

Tunnel Books Workshops 1 & 2 Junior Golf Skills Competition

Unleash your creativity in this “Scenes of Run by PGA Professional David

the Sea” workshop. Together we will
construct a 3D tunnel book inspired by the
seaside. All materials provided. Lots of fun
to be had with this activity!
For 7 – 12 year olds.
Tickets: £3 Legion Hall
Snodgrass, you will have the opportunity
to prove your golf skills in fun challenges
with prizes to be won. Open to everyone,
those already playing golf or anyone
giving it a try for the first time. Equipment
is available on the night.
Sponsored by St Leonards, St Andrews
For boys and girls 6 to 14 years
Tickets: £4 Crail Golfing Society

Tuesday 26th July, 5pm for 6:30pm

Illyria
The wonderful Illyria are making a return to
Crail with "A Midsummer Night’s Dream".

Illyria has an unmatched reputation for

innovation so their interpretation of one of
the great Shakespeare plays will be well
worth watching. Please come dressed and
prepared for a cool evening.

Do bring your own comfy chairs and your

picnics with wine and beer as you see fit.

Inclement weather never stops Illyria whose

maxim is "Cricket is for Wimps - rain doesn't
stop Illyria".

Tickets: £20 (adults) / £10 (12-16yrs old) Castle Grounds

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

Wednesday 27th July, 9am - 10am Wednesday 27th July, 2pm - 4pm

Crabbing Competition Krafty Kids Workshop

Get Hooked on crabbing! Bring your bucket
and a fishing net, a fishing line and bait to
join the Crail Crabbers. This is your chance
to compete for the most and the biggest
crabs in Crail yachting pond. Crabulous fun
for all ages!
Children under 10 years old must be
accompanied by an adult.
Don't miss out on this action packed
afternoon constructing candy towers,
making fabric octopuses and making your
own finger puppets! You will rotate around
all three of these activities and will have
lots of lovely creations to take home!
For 7-12 years.

Tickets: £2 Roome Bay Tickets: £3 Legion Hall

Wednesday 27th July, 7:30pm

A Night of Magic
An evening of magic and mystery created by
Andrew McKinlay and Elliot Bibby, multi-
award winning magicians who have
established a remarkable reputation as
amazing performers and crowd pleasers.

This promises to be one of the most

intriguing, extraordinary, exciting evenings
ever experienced at a Crail Festival.

BYOB

Tickets: £15 Community Hall

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

Thursday 28th July, 9:30am -10:30am Thursday 28th July, 12pm & 3pm

Rock Stacking Competition Jelly Print Workshops 1&2

Come along and have fun at our hugely
successful rock stacking competition! You
will have an hour to create the tallest stack
with most stones or the most imaginative
stack, your decision.
We will be printing on a gel plate using
found objects and foliage from the seaside.
We will then use these prints to create a
booklet. Another chance to exercise your
creativity!

Parents are responsible for any under 10's

taking part.

FREE Roome Bay Tickets: £3 Legion Hall

Thursday 28th July, 8pm

Edwina Hayes with Forgaitherin’

Crail Folk Club and Crail Festival join forces to bring you a double bill of two of the club's
most popular guests. We have Fife's very own Forgaitherin' with their upbeat brand of
musicianship and singing. A mixture of traditional and contemporary songs. Top of the bill is
Edwina Hayes. A sell out on her last Festival visit she missed out on a visit to the club in
2020 due to ill health. A much anticipated appearance especially with a new album not long
out. Is there a better voice? BYOB

Tickets: £12 Community Hall

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

Friday 29th July, 10am - 12noon Friday 29th July, 2pm

Fossil Hunt Ceramic Workshop Part 2

Don your sturdy shoes and join the fossil
hunters from St Andrews University to
discover ancient crustaceans, worms and
plants along the shore. Come and see
what you can discover!
For children aged 7 – 107! Under 10’s to
be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets: £3 Pathhead Nursery
Obvara Firing Session
The pots you made on DAY 1 will have been
biscuit fired ready for the Obvara firing in
the Raku kiln. You will see your pot being
taken out of the hot kiln and plunged into a
mixture of yeast, sugar and water for a
second or two. When it comes out of the
Obvara mixture, you will see it change its
appearance magically before your eyes!
Tickets: Included in Part 1 Kirk Hall

Friday 29th July, 8pm

Charlo�e Whi�le
Charlotte is a young dramatic soprano from the Kingdom of
Fife.

In September 2021 Charlotte sang scenes in the role of

Elettra (Idomeneo) and Elisabeth (Tannhäuser) under the
direction of conductor and pianist Thomas Barthel
(Opernhaus Zürich).

The young Wagnerian recently made her Cardiff debut in

November 2021 alongside internationally renowned pianist
Sian Davies, performing a recital of R.Strauss Lieder.
Charlotte has worked in Dublin with Dr. Dearbhla Collins
(Royal Irish Academy of Music) performing scenes in the
role of Amelia (Un Ballo in Maschera) and Elsa (Lohengrin).
A graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Charlotte
now spends much of her time performing in Zürich,
Switzerland.
Tickets: £12 Most Holy Trinity Church

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

Saturday 30th July, 10:30 - 11:30am Saturday 30th July, 2pm - 5pm

Sandcastle Competition Pu�ing Competition

Come along young and old, and build your
best ever sandcastle. From mermaids to
anchors and boats, from pizzas to
Ferraris, the creations get better and
better every year.
Sponsored by St Leonards, St Andrews
The Graham Cox Memorial Trophy
&
The Helen Main Memorial Trophy
Get the whole family involved in our annual
straight play putting competition. Score
card, putter and ball will be provided but if
you so wish you can use your own.

FREE Harbour Beach Tickets: £2/£1 Crail Putting Green

Saturday30th July, 8pm

Richard Digance
Richard Digance is a BAFTA Nominated
entertainer and a recipient of The Gold
Award from The British Academy of
Composers and Songwriters. He has also
won a Sony Award and is one of only three
British folk singers mentioned in The Virgin
Anthology of Songwriters for his
contribution to comedy songwriting.
He has released 31 albums, written 14
books and has nearly 5 million visits on
YouTube. He also composed the songs and
music for Bill Bryson's best-selling Audio
CD book 'The Road To Little Dribbling.'

Tickets: £16 Community Hall

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

Your 4 page Pull-Out Guide to Crail Festival
How to Buy Tickets
Advance Ticket Sales Days
The Advance Ticket Office will be
open from 10am - 2pm on both
Saturday 28th May and Saturday
4thJune in The Golf Hotel.
We accept all major credit and debit
cards.
By Phone
From Monday 6th June you will be
able to buy tickets for this year’s
Festival by phoning 0333 666 3366.
The telephone booking service will be
available Mondays to Fridays, 9am -
7pm (excluding bank holidays) and
Saturday 9am to 5pm. Closed
Sundays.
There is an additional £1.80 fee when
making telephone bookings to cover
the cost of postage.
Please note that this is the number
for our booking agent - Ticketsource.
If you leave a message please ensure
that you include std codes on landline
numbers so that Ticketsource are
able to call you back.
Festival Ticket Office
The Festival Ticket Office will be
open from 10am - 5pm every day of
the Festival (20th - 30th July inclusive)
in Crail Town Hall.
We accept all major credit and debit
cards.
Online
From 8am on Sunday 5th June you
will be able to buy tickets for this
year’s Festival online at
www.crailfestival.org
The online service operates 24 hours
a day, 7 days a week and accepts all
major credit and debit cards.
Tickets can be sent to you in the post
(£1.80 fee per transaction) or you
can print out an e-ticket on your
home printer.
Enquiries
During the Festival you can also
contact the Ticket office between
10am and 5pm on 01333 450062
 YOUR FESTIVAL DIARY
WEDNESDAY - 20 JULY
Morning at the Movies -The Lion King 10am - 12noon
£3 Kirk Hall
Rock Pool Guddle 1:30pm - 3:30pm
£3 Top of Hen’s Ladder
Annual Crail Kirk Sale 2pm - 4pm
Free Community Hall
Queens of the Blues (BYOB) 8pm
£15 Community Hall
THURSDAY - 21 JULY
Art Workshops 10am - 12noon and 1:30pm - 3:30pm
£3 Legion Hall
Simon Mayor & Hilary James 8pm
£15 Most Holy Trinity Church
FRIDAY - 22 JULY
Bake-off Competition 10am - 11:30am
£3 Legion Hall
Musical Mystery Tour 2:30pm
£5 Kirk Hall
Alexandra Whittingham 8pm
£12 Most Holy Trinity Church

SATURDAY - 23 JULY
Street Market 11am - 4pm
Free Entry Rumford
Soul Sisters (BYOB) 8pm
£14 Community Hall

SUNDAY - 24 JULY
Archery 11am, 11:20am, 11:40am, 12noon, 12:20pm,
£5 12:40pm, 1:30pm, 1:50pm, 2:10pm, 2:30pm
Castle Grounds
Falconry Static Display 11:30am, 11:50am, 12:10pm, 12:30pm, 12:50pm
£5 1:10pm, 1:30pm, 1:50pm, 2:10pm, 2:30pm
Castle Grounds
Festival Quiz (BYOB) 8pm
Tabel of 6 £24, Individual tickets £5 Community Hall
MONDAY - 25 JULY
Ceramic Workshop for Children 10am - 1pm
£10 Legion Hall
Family History Hunt 2pm - 4pm
£Free Town Hall
MONDAY - 25 JULY
Tenement Jazz Band (BYOB) 8pm
£15 Community Hall
TUESDAY - 26 JULY
Tunnel Books Workshops 10am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm
£3 Legion Hall
Junior Golf Skills Competition 5pm - 7pm
£4 Crail Golfing Society
Illyria - A Midsummer Nights Dream 5pm for 6:30pm
£20 / £10 Castle Grounds

WEDNESDAY - 27 JULY
Crabbing Competition 10am
£2 Roome Bay
Krafty Kids Workshop 2pm - 4pm
£3 Legion Hall
A Night of Magic (BYOB) 7:30pm
£15 Community Hall
THURSDAY - 28 JULY
Rock Stacking Competition 9:30am - 10:30am
Free Roome Bay
Jelly Print Workshops 12noon - 2pm and 3pm - 5pm
£3 Legion Hall
Edwina Hayes with Forgaitherin’ (BYOB) 8pm
£12 Community Hall

FRIDAY - 29 JULY
Fossil Hunt 10am-12noon
£3 Pathhead Nursery
Ceramic Workshop - Firing Session 2pm
£included in Ticket for Day 1 Crail Kirk Hall Patio
Charlotte Whittle 8pm
£12 Most Holy Trinity Church
SATURDAY - 30 JULY
Sandcastle Competition 10:30am - 11:30am
Free Harbour Beach
Putting Competition 2pm - 5pm
£2 adults, £1 Children 16yrs and under Crail Putting Green
Richard Digance (BYOB) 8pm
£16 Community Hall

For more information and to book tickets online visit www.crailfestival.org

 Event Map

Crail Kirk
Kirk Hall
Putting
Green

Roome
Community Bay
Hall

Town
Castle Hall
Grounds

Hen’s Legion
Ladder Hall

Harbour Most Holy

Beach Trinity Church

ANNUAL
CRAIL KIRK SALE
Registered Charity Nos. SC001601

Exhibi�ons: “Mural Monuments of Crail WEDNESDAY 20TH JULY

CRAIL COMMUNITY HALL
Churchyard”, “Crail Characters”, “History
AT 2.00 PM
of Golfing in Crail“, “Royal Burgh of Crail”
and “Crail Airfield: 1918 – 1960” Basket Tombola
Books
Bottle Stall

For �mes during the Fes�val please call Cakes & Candy
01333 450869 or refer to the website Children’s Stall
www.crailmuseum.uk Jewellery & Scarves
Produce
Raffle
White Elephant
Partial wheelchair access only
Free admission to Museum is only possible
because of your purchases in the shop and Afternoon Teas Served
your donations.
by the Guild
SCIO Charity No SC023505
 The White Cockade Bistro
Kilconquhar Castle Estate
We are open for to welcome visitors for dining 7 days a week from 8.00 am
to 8.45 pm. Throughout the week we have a range of special menus
prepared with the finest of local ingredients.
We do recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment. Bookings
can be placed online via our website www.kilconquharcastle.co.uk or by
calling our team on 01333 340501, option 3.
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Caravan Park Caravan Park Woodland Park Caravan Park
For more about our award-winning parks,
calluson:01333 450314
or email: ashalma@aol.com

The Honeypot
Guesthouse & licensed café

15 minutes from Crail En-suite accommodation

Light bites and seafood snacks
Rear garden
Dogs welcome
WiFi

www.honeypotcrail.co.uk
Open All Day
Breakfast Served 8am - 11am
All Day Menu 12noon - 7pm
Supper 7pm - 9pm

BEER GARDEN * DOGS & CHILDREN WELCOME * REAL ALE *

TRADITIONAL BAR

4 High Street, Crail. KY10 3TD T: 01333 450206 E: info@thegolfhotel.com www.thegolfhotel.com

Pets Pantry
Everything you need to keep your pet
fit and healthy
4* and 5* Holiday Accommodation

Indoor Pool Feed for animals large and small

Indoor and Outdoor Tennis Courts

Secure Dog Activity Area

A fabulous range of pet accessories
Gym

Spa Treatments
Toys to keep them happy and healthy
Treats for that special moment
STAY|PLAY|RELAX

Home delivery service

www.pitmilly.co.uk

stay@pitmilly.co.uk

01334 880466
56 High Street, Anstruther
01333 311890
www.petspantry.scot
Open Morning: Saturday 17 September 2022
Dedicated Fife school bus services running from Glenrothes,
Freuchie, Ladybank, Cupar, Dairsie, Balmullo, St Andrews,
Strathkinness, Leuchars and Drumoig.

E: admissions@highschoolofdundee.org.uk
T: 01382 202921 Registered Charity SC011522
 Take Away Fresh Coffee,
Cappuccino, Latte
Sandwiches
Newspapers
Grocery
Wines, Beers & Spirits

Open: Every Day 7am - 8pm

East Neuk Dental Practice
John P O’Neill BDS
Patrick McDonald BDS
Emily O’Neill BDS
Sara Ireland BDS
Garrett Mills BDS
Dental Surgeons
 START YOUR
ST LEONARDS JOURNEY
An independent day and boarding school for pupils aged 5-18
01334 472126 | registrar@stleonards-fife.org | stleonards-fife.org

Wonderful fresh, local

produce, exclusive wines, craft
beers and Scottish gins.

Try our small batch Crail Gin

only available here

14 High Street South

Crail
KY10 3TF
01333 450 010
 Max and Annette Preston
and staff welcome you to
The Inn at Kingsbarns.

Booking recommended

The Inn at Kingsbarns is

delighted to support Crail
Festival in 2022.

CRAIL GOLFING SOCIETY

Are proud to support Crail

Festival and, in particular, the
very popular Putting Green

crailgolfingsociety.co.uk
 The Past, Present
 nd Future of Golf
a
Brought to Life
Around You
Visit us in
St Andrews
Visit WorldGolfMuseum.com
for more information or to
book tickets

The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews Trust, SC007857

OPENING SPRING 2022

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Crail Art Group

For information contact:

Helen Lawson
01333 450378
 CLOTHES FOR
LIVING
15 RODGER STREET. ANSTRUTHER. KY10 3DU

01333 278127
info@dosmundos.co.uk

CRAIL BOWLING
CLUB

New members are always

welcome
Please contact Tom Kay on
07885 481459
 CRAIL FISHBAR
& CAFE
35 - 37 High Street
Crail
Fife
KY10 3RA
01333 450 159
Sit in or take away

East Shore
Anstruther
01333 311651

We offer various treatments

designed to aid rehab and
recovery

Spinal manipulation
Massage therapy
Acupuncture/dry needling
Osteopathy
Anti-Gravity Treadmill

www.stuartbartonphysiotherapy.com
 Shell's
41 High Street North
Crail. KY10 3R

Cards, Balloons,
Toys & Sweets

Unique Gifts, Perfume,

Jewellery & Handbags

Stockist of lovely
bespoke Crail items

and much more....

Rochelle Patterson
01333 450200

rochelle@btinternet.com

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 Have you visited the new look
Balcomie Links Hotel?

Crail’s grand old lady is back

to her very best with a brand
new team, brand new design
and brand new attitude.

With 14 beautifully designed

ensuite bedrooms, a new
kitchen and restaurant area
showcasing seasonal and
satisfying local produce and an
enhanced bar experience, we
can’t wait to welcome you
back to The Bal.

For bookings and reservations,

please call 01333 450237.

Balcomie Road, Crail, Fife,

KY�� �TN
www.balcomielinkshotel.com

@thebalcomie
@thebalcomielinkshotel

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 WHISKY & GIN TOURS
CAFÉ SHOP
Fife’s 5-star
single malt whisky & gin distillery
Between St Andrews & Crail.

SCAN FOR MORE

SCAN FOR MORE

Call 01333 451300 or visit www.kingsbarnsdistillery.com to book

Kingsbarns Distillery & Visitor Centre, East Newhall Farm, Kingsbarns, KY16 8QE