Markinch Heritage Group: AGM, Social Evening, 20th Anniversary Exhibition and Statues of Fife Talk
There's a lot happening on the first night of Markinch Heritage Group's new season! The talk by Hugh Hoffman and short AGM is preceded by refreshments, home baking and a 20th anniversary exhibition!
About Markinch Heritage Group: AGM, Social Evening, 20th Anniversary Exhibition and Statues of Fife Talk
Markinch Heritage starts its 21st season on the 5th September. The doors open as early as 6.00pm to give members and visitors the opportunity to view an exhibition of the Group's activities over the last 20 years. Food - sandwiches, nibbles and themed home baking will be available between 6.00pm and 7.00pm. At 7.00pm sharp we will hold our Annual General Meeting. This will be followed by Hugh Hoffman, an accomplished and experienced speaker who will be speaking about the various statues and memorials to be found in Fife. It is sure to be interesting and informative. As always - the evening is rounded off by our famous raffle - where every prize is worse than the last! If you are interested in local history - this may well be the event for you.
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