Local Events

Fraserburgh RBL Pipe Band – Buttery Morning

 Tea, Coffee, Butteries & More

Saturday 22nd February. 10am to 12pm

Various Stalls & Kids Craft Corner

at Mason’s Lodge, Rosehearty

Adults £2.00. Children £1.00.

Nearly New Sale and Buttery Morning

Salvation Army – Frithside Street, Fraserburgh

Saturday 22nd February, 10 am – 12 noon

Movie Night

Saturday 22nd February 2020

Dalrymple Hall and Arts Centre, Fraserburgh

Tickets on sale now

Adults £6.00. Children and Concessions £5.00.

Family Ticket £20.00 (2 adults and 2 children)

Movie Night – Little Women

Saturday 22nd February 2020

Dalrymple Hall and Arts Centre, Fraserburgh.

Tickets on sale now

Adults £6.00. Children and Concessions £5.00.

Family Ticket £20.00 ( 2 adults and 2 children)

Y suffer in Silence offers group emotional support, ephone support to those suffering from depression, anxiety, stress and mental health. They meet every Monday and Friday from 7 to 9pm at the Old Thomas Walker Hospital (Above Maitland’s Warehouse) on Charlotte Street, Fraserburgh.

Telephone support from 6pm to 10pm by calling 01346 378030 or 378220.

Fraserburgh Blue Light Festival – Prize Bingo

24th Feb 2020 at Leisure Centre, Fraserburgh

7pm for a 7.30pm start. Raffles. All are welcome.

North East Scotland College (NESCol) is offering a range of evening and Saturday classes at its Fraserburgh Campus.

There is something to suit everyone – from those who would like to enhance their CV to those interested in meeting new people or learning for fun.

For anyone keen to learn how to tackle jobs around the home, practical courses on offer include Joinery, Painting and Decorating, Brickwork, Basic Car Maintenance and Welding. Cooking basics will be covered in ‘Can’t Cook, Need to Cook’ including preparing meals with eggs, fish or meat along with knife skills and food hygiene.

Anyone who loves taking photos but wants to move beyond the automatic settings on their digital SLR camera should consider signing up for Purely Photography (Digital First Steps)

For those who wish to add to their existing skills or enhance their CV, the welding course will also offer more advanced training up to coded standard. One day classes in Elementary Food Hygiene, Emergency First Aid at Work and Scottish Certificate for Personal Licence Holders are also scheduled to run. 

Fees for some of these classes can be paid using an Individual Training Account (ITA) from Skills Development Scotland. To check your eligibility for ITA funding and to check which classes funding cab be used towards, visit the My World of Work website.

Places can be booked via www.nescol.ac.uk/part-time. Alternatively, contact the Campus Student Advice Centre on 01346 586163, email:enquiry@nescol.ac.uk 

Y suffer in Silence offers group emotional support, ephone support to those suffering from depression, anxiety, stress and mental health. They meet every Monday and Friday from 7 to 9pm at the Old Thomas Walker Hospital (Above Maitland’s Warehouse) on Charlotte Street, Fraserburgh.

Telephone support from 6pm to 10pm by calling 01346 378030 or 378220.

There will be a charity quiz night for Friends of Anchor, a unit in Aberdeen Hospital for cancer patients, on Friday, February 28.

Doors will be open at 6.30pm for a 7.30pm start at the Ban-car Hotel in Lonmay.

The entry cost is £15 per team of four including refreshments. 

Lonmay Quiz Night

There will be a quiz night in aid of Friends of Anchor at the Bancar Hotel, Lonmay, on Friday, February 28.

Doors open at 6.30pm to start at 7.30pm. £15 per team of 4. Refreshments will be included.

There will be a raffle table and bottle stall on the night as well as other fundraising items.

Y suffer in Silence offers group emotional support, ephone support to those suffering from depression, anxiety, stress and mental health. They meet every Monday and Friday from 7 to 9pm at the Old Thomas Walker Hospital (Above Maitland’s Warehouse) on Charlotte Street, Fraserburgh.

Telephone support from 6pm to 10pm by calling 01346 378030 or 378220.

Coffee Morning

Everyone Welcome

Tuesday 3rd March 2020

10:00am to 11:30am

Guest: Madison Ogston

Ladies and gents – all welcome

JIC CONVERSATION & SOCIAL CAFE 

EVERY THURSDAY FROM 1:30PM TO 3PM AT THE JIC ON ALBERT STREET FRSERBURGH

Just in case you like to get out the house a wee while, start a new hobby, share ideas, make new friends, pop along and have a cuppa with us

For more information contact: 

FCSC reception on 01346 415898

EMAIL: 

fraserburgh.communityandsportscentre@aberdeenshire.gov.uk

Y suffer in Silence offers group emotional support, ephone support to those suffering from depression, anxiety, stress and mental health. They meet every Monday and Friday from 7 to 9pm at the Old Thomas Walker Hospital (Above Maitland’s Warehouse) on Charlotte Street, Fraserburgh.

Telephone support from 6pm to 10pm by calling 01346 378030 or 378220.

There will be a night of comedy with northeast comedian Wray Thomson, plus support, at the Ritchie Hall, Sleigh Crescent, Strichen, on Friday, March 6.

Doors open 8pm. Final entry 8.30pm. Free entry. Pay what you think at end of the show. 18+

Buttery Morning

On Saturday 7th of March

In Macaulay Hall, Mid Street, Fraserburgh

10am till noon

Usual stalls

Come along with friends and enjoy a cuppa and a natter

Charity Soundbath

Saturday 7th March: 1.00pm

Fraserburgh South Church Hall

Donations in appreciation for exchange

Raffles & Refreshments available

Please bring a mat, pillow & blanket

Class not suitable for pacemakers or pregnancy

Big Ears, Little Ears: Short concerts for babies, toddlers and grown-ups to enjoy together.

A real gift the children-a lovely introduction to classical music and the power of live music!

Monday 9 March. United Reformed Church, Fraserburgh.

Concerts begin at 10.30 and 11.45

Join the SCO Wind Trio for live performances up-close in a relaxed, tut-free, child-friendly atmosphere.

Suitable for babies and toddlers (0-3 years)

For more information and to book your tickets, visit sco.org.uk

Big Ears, Little Ears:Short Concerts for Babies, Toddlers and Grown-ups to enjoy together.

A real gift to the children-a lovely introduction to classical music and the power of live music!

Monday 9 March. United Reformed Church, Fraserburgh

Concert begins at 10.30 and 11.45

Join the SCO Wind Trio for live performances up-close in a relaxed, tut free, child-friendly atmosphere.

Suitable for babies and toddlers (o-3 years)

For more information and to book your tickets, visit sco.org.uk

Family Bingo Night. Monday 9th March 6.30pm

Fraserburgh Leisure Centre