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MORE than sixty artists will open their studios to visitors as Largo Arts Week kicks off on Saturday July 16 in Fife’s “Robinson Crusoe” village of Lower Largo.
The festival combines art, concerts, free gigs and talks with renowned crime novelists Sir Ian Rankin and Val McDermid each featuring in “an audience with” session.
The third annual Largo Arts Week runs from Saturday July 16 – Sunday July 24 and will also feature appearances by folk music legend Rab Noakes, Americana R&B guitarist Brooks Williams, international sculptor David Mach, singer and broadcaster Richard Jobson and children’s illustrator Jill Calder.
A total of 66 artists – nearly double the number who participated in the festival’s inaugural year in 2019 – will be exhibiting in 36 homes and studios, which will be open to the public throughout the week.
Lower Largo is famous as the birthplace of Alexander Selkirk, the man who inspired the story of Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe.
Val McDermid and Ian Rankin will take part in “an audience with” events in the village’s Crusoe Hotel, being interviewed by Skids frontman and broadcaster Richard Jobson, who also hails from Fife.
The Crusoe Hotel will be the main ‘hub’ for the Festival with the Upper Largo Hotel and community café The Aurrie as other key venues.
All tickets are available @ The Aurrie, Lower Largo.
Saturday 16 July - Rab Noakes & Brook Williams
No intro needed except Rab Noakes; legend of the folk music scene with the amazing singer songwriter Brook Williams.
Get your tickets quick, it’s going to be a special night. 7pm-10pm - £24
Sunday 17 July - Quiz Night – For all the family (special rounds for kids & teens)
All profits from table sales go to Lundin Mill & Kirkton of Largo Primary Schools.
6.30pm-9pm - £10 for team of 4-6
Tuesday 19 July - Family Film Night
The Water Horse, Legend of the Deep. Come and enjoy the big screen @ The Aurrie
7pm–9pm - £6 adult / £3 10 – 18yrs / Under 10’s free
Wednesday 20 July - Games Night – Table Top Games for all.
6.30pm–10pm
Donations accepted for The Peoples Pantry, Levenmouth
Thursday 21 July - Charlotte Whittle & Aaron Sands ‘Some Enchanted Evening’
Featuring operas heroines and heroes. With favourite songs from the shows, the duo take you on a musical journey through the trials and triumphs of love in all it’s form.
7pm–10pm £20
Friday 22 July *SOLD OUT* Red Cap Comedy Club @ The Aurrie
A full night of comedy from Scotland’s finest stand up comedians. Headliner the one and only Fred McAuley.
7pm – 10pm £15
Saturday 23 July - Open Sea and Open Mic
The wonderful East Neuk band Open Sea playing their mixture of pop and folk classics with a chance for local enthusiasts to join in or play a song or two. 15 minute slots available.
For more info see the events page. To take part email helen@theaurrie.com
7pm–10pm £8
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