scribble-and-scrawl Upcoming Events Putting Green Wed 01 Jul Crail Putting Green Discover More Multiple Dates Lego Workshop Wed 22 Jul Crail British Legion Hall Find Tickets Crail Festival 2026: Celebrating 40 Years Wed 22 Jul Crail Discover More Football for 5-8 year olds Wed 22 Jul Beech Walk Park Find Tickets BYO The Blueswater Wed 22 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets Silver Pendant Workshop Thu 23 Jul Crail Legion Hall Find Tickets Multiple Dates Chocolate Workshop Thu 23 Jul Crail British Legion Hall Find Tickets BYO Jill Jackson Thu 23 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets Zoolab We're going on an Animal Hunt Fri 24 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets Lampshade Fairy Lights Fri 24 Jul Crail Legion Hall Find Tickets Zoolab Animal Explorers Fri 24 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets Scribble and Scrawl Fri 24 Jul Crail British Legion Hall Find Tickets Blazin’ Fiddles Fri 24 Jul Crail Parish Church Find Tickets BYO Carlyle Sat 25 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets Crail Festival’s 40th Birthday Party Sun 26 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets I Love You Every Colour Jill Calder Workshop Mon 27 Jul Crail Kirk Hall Find Tickets Lawn Bowling Fun Day Mon 27 Jul Crail Bowling Club Find Tickets Cyanotype workshop with Dharmi Mon 27 Jul Crail Legion Hall Find Tickets Load More

wheres-the-crail-partan-2024-07-20-10-00 Upcoming Events Putting Green Wed 01 Jul Crail Putting Green Discover More Multiple Dates Lego Workshop Wed 22 Jul Crail British Legion Hall Find Tickets Crail Festival 2026: Celebrating 40 Years Wed 22 Jul Crail Discover More Football for 5-8 year olds Wed 22 Jul Beech Walk Park Find Tickets BYO The Blueswater Wed 22 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets Silver Pendant Workshop Thu 23 Jul Crail Legion Hall Find Tickets Multiple Dates Chocolate Workshop Thu 23 Jul Crail British Legion Hall Find Tickets BYO Jill Jackson Thu 23 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets Zoolab We're going on an Animal Hunt Fri 24 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets Lampshade Fairy Lights Fri 24 Jul Crail Legion Hall Find Tickets Zoolab Animal Explorers Fri 24 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets Scribble and Scrawl Fri 24 Jul Crail British Legion Hall Find Tickets Blazin’ Fiddles Fri 24 Jul Crail Parish Church Find Tickets BYO Carlyle Sat 25 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets Crail Festival’s 40th Birthday Party Sun 26 Jul Crail Community Hall Find Tickets I Love You Every Colour Jill Calder Workshop Mon 27 Jul Crail Kirk Hall Find Tickets Lawn Bowling Fun Day Mon 27 Jul Crail Bowling Club Find Tickets Cyanotype workshop with Dharmi Mon 27 Jul Crail Legion Hall Find Tickets Load More

In Crail there are always things to do and events taking place. Explore the vibrant 'What's On' scene at Crail's Music & Arts Festival. Find things to do, tickets and immerse yourself in this amazing East Neuk festival in Fife, Scotland. All Events Putting Green Wed 01 Jul Event Details Multiple Dates Lego Workshop Wed 22 Jul View Event Crail Festival 2026: Celebrating 40 Years Wed 22 Jul Event Details Football for 5-8 year olds Wed 22 Jul View Event BYO The Blueswater Wed 22 Jul View Event Silver Pendant Workshop Thu 23 Jul View Event Multiple Dates Chocolate Workshop Thu 23 Jul View Event BYO Jill Jackson Thu 23 Jul View Event Zoolab We're going on an Animal Hunt Fri 24 Jul View Event Lampshade Fairy Lights Fri 24 Jul View Event Zoolab Animal Explorers Fri 24 Jul View Event Scribble and Scrawl Fri 24 Jul View Event Blazin’ Fiddles Fri 24 Jul View Event BYO Carlyle Sat 25 Jul View Event Crail Festival’s 40th Birthday Party Sun 26 Jul View Event I Love You Every Colour Jill Calder Workshop Mon 27 Jul View Event Lawn Bowling Fun Day Mon 27 Jul View Event Cyanotype workshop with Dharmi Mon 27 Jul View Event Load More

Discover the heart and soul behind our Crail Festival set in the East Neuk of Fife, Scotland. Meet our passionate team and learn about our inspiring journey. Meet The Team The community-run Crail festival is committed to its core values of inclusivity, sustainability, and artistic excellence. The Festival is a celebration of past, a reflection of the present, and a beacon of hope for the future. The magic of the arts and community spirit endures in Crail. Fiona Committee This is my first year on the Crail Festival committee and I’m very excited to see how it all works and... Read More Jill Trustee As a teacher, I have been privileged to work with people from different walks of life and be part of these... Read More Lorna Committee Together, we can carry forward the vibrant spirit of togetherness and celebration this festival embodies. Read More Sandi Committee - Secretary | Trustee One night, I volunteered at the festival and had a great time. This experience led to my invitation.. Read More Geoff Committee | Trustee Having joined the Committee in 2010 and serving successive terms as Secretary, Chair and Treasurer. Read More Karen Committee Originally hailing from Angus, and after a long stint in Glasgow and Belfast I moved back east to Crail... Read More Margaret Committee Read More Valencia Committee Crail Festival's 40-year legacy of bringing the community together through art and entertainment... Read More Jenny Committee | Trustee Having grown up in Crail, the success and continuation of anything which enhances our… Read More Karen Committee My name is Karen, and I have lived in Crail for over thirty-two years. Our children grew up here. Read More Neil Committee | Chair Read More

Final opportunity to book last minute Crail Festival tickets! Secure your spot for must-see performances and workshops before they're gone. Limited availability – act fast. Last Chance Crail Festival 2026: Celebrating 40 Years Wed 22 Jul Crail Celebrate 40 years of the Crail Festival! Join us from 22 July – 1 August 2026 for a milestone anniversary in Fife, featuring 10 days of live music, arts, and family-friendly events in the heart of the East Neuk. Explore the 2026 programme today. Event Details

< Back Crail British Legion Hall Crail British Legion Hall, Nethergate, Crail, Anstruther, UK Indoor events Box Office 0333 666 3366 hello@crailfestival.org Description The Crail Royal British Legion Hall offers a spacious, versatile venue perfect for the Crail Festival kid's events. Located in the heart of Crail, this historic hall provides a warm and inviting atmosphere. what3words https://w3w.co/paradise.hiding.pioneered Access and Accessibility TBC Toilets There are separate toilets for men and women. Parking Visitors can park their cars on the streets around the Legion Hall while being mindful of other drivers, especially those who live in Crail. Allow plenty of time to park to avoid any inconvenience. Location Crail British Legion Hall, Nethergate, Crail, Anstruther, UK

< Back Crail Community Hall Crail Community Hall, St Andrews Rd, Crail, Anstruther, UK Indoor events Box Office 0333 666 3366 hello@crailfestival.org Description Crail Community Hall Whether you're a resident or a festival visitor, the Crail Community Hall promises to be a welcoming space to enjoy the best of the Crail Festival's live entertainment program. The Hall was built as the United Free Church, designed by JD Cairns in 1908. It stands on the site of a previous, smaller United Free Church, following a union with Crail West Church (now Holy Trinity Catholic Church). This is a classic Free Presbyterian Church building from the Edwardian period. Like many churches of its time, it takes inspiration from Scottish architectural traditions while also reflecting the broader British preference for late Gothic, often referred to as Perpendicular style. The church followed a typical Presbyterian layout, with a focus on preaching. This resulted in a wide yet relatively short central nave, complemented by shallow transepts on either side to provide extra space around the pulpit. A short chancel, now used as a stage, originally served as the sanctuary, housing the communion table and elders’ chairs. To the east, an integrated church hall blends seamlessly with the rest of the building. Inside, the former church space is particularly striking, thanks to its expressive roof design. The curved undersides of the main trusses define the bays, while paired arches connect to the transepts, creating a harmonious structure. At the western end, the original gallery remains in place. Listed as Category B, the building’s most distinctive external feature is its octagonal tower, a minor landmark in northern Crail along the A917 St Andrews Road. 2026 Anniversary Highlights – On Sale Now As part of our milestone 40th year, we are proud to present a stellar line-up of Scottish talent. Secure your tickets early to avoid disappointment: Blazin’ Fiddles (Friday 24 July): Experience the "fire" of the multi-award-winning fiddle virtuosos at Crail Parish Church. A thrilling musical journey through the styles of the Highlands and Islands. Book Tickets for Blazin’ Fiddles Carlyle (Saturday 25 July): Scotland’s premier "SuperGroup" and an elite rock ‘n’ roll force. Join us at the Community Hall for an unforgettable night of high-energy classics. Book Tickets for Carlyle Restricted Code (Tuesday 28 July): New Wave legends and John Peel session stars return to Crail following their recent #13 album success. Book Tickets for Restricted Code Festival Quiz Night (Friday 31 July): Our legendary annual battle of wits hosted by Tom Cannavan. A beloved 40-year tradition for teams of up to six. Book Your Quiz Team Table The Bluebells (Saturday 1 August): Closing the festival with a flourish! Join the iconic Glasgow band behind the Number 1 hit Young at Heart for our grand finale. Book Tickets for The Bluebells Discover more: https://www.crailcommunityhall.co.uk/ what3words https://w3w.co/huts.finalists.rebirth Access and Accessibility Wheelchair users can access the hall through the side door, which provides level access throughout the hall. Wheelchair seating is available at tables and in theatre-style. Toilets There are separate toilets for men and women with disabled access. Parking People usually park their cars on the street near the Community Hall, but a limited-capacity car park is on the side of the hall. Please allocate sufficient time to park and do so with consideration for others, particularly the residents of Crail. Location Crail Community Hall, St Andrews Rd, Crail, Anstruther, UK

Having joined the Committee in 2010 and serving successive terms as Secretary, Chair and Treasurer. < Back Geoff Committee | Trustee Having joined the Committee in 2010 and serving successive terms as Secretary, Chair and Treasurer, I am delighted to continue involvement in such a worthwhile contribution to Crail’s cultural life … hello@crailfestival.org 0333 666 3366

< Back Crail Town Hall Crail Town Hall, Marketgate, Crail, Anstruther, UK Indoor events Box Office 0333 666 3366 hello@crailfestival.org Description Discover the Charm of Crail Tolbooth and Town Hall Nestled in the heart of Crail, Fife, the Crail Tolbooth and Town Hall is a striking Category A-listed building that tells the story of this picturesque coastal town. Standing proudly at the junction of Marketgate and Tolbooth Wynd, this historic gem is a must-see for visitors exploring Scotland’s rich heritage. A Building Steeped in History The Tolbooth and Town Hall were built in two distinct parts. The Tolbooth , dating back to the 16th century, showcases classic Scottish medieval architecture with its rugged rubble masonry. In 1776, it was enhanced with a charming pagoda-style bell tower, complete with a 16th-century bell cast in Rotterdam. Look closely, and you’ll spot the quirky weather vane, a Crail Capon (haddock) , a playful nod to the town’s fishing traditions. The Town Hall section, initially built in 1602, was redesigned in 1814 by architect John Corstorphine. Its elegant façade features sash windows and a grand council chamber that once hosted the Royal Borough of Crail’s meetings. Later, in 1886, local architect John Currie added refinements, including the striking central doorway. A Living Piece of Crail’s Community For much of the 20th century, this was the hub of local governance. Even after local government reorganisation in 1975, the Town Hall remained a focal point, becoming the meeting place for the Royal Burgh of Crail and District Community Council . In May 2019, the building took centre stage once more when the Lord Lyon King of Arms processed past it to proclaim the granting of a coat of arms to the community—a proud moment in Crail’s history. Visit Today Though the public library (once housed here) closed in 2016, the Tolbooth and Town Hall remain a cherished landmark. Whether you’re drawn to its historic architecture , curious about its unique haddock weather vane , or simply soaking up Crail’s coastal charm, this building is a fascinating stop on your Scottish adventure. Plan your visit to Crail Tolbooth and Town Hall, where history and community come alive. what3words https://w3w.co/moon.bordering.manages Access and Accessibility There is level access into the hall, then stairs or a lift to the first floor, and then level within the gallery. Toilets There are separate toilets for men and women Parking Visitors can park in the car park adjacent to the Town Hall, being mindful of residents. Allow extra time for parking to avoid inconvenience. Location Crail Town Hall, Marketgate, Crail, Anstruther, UK

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