Well we said we would celebrate tomorrow at our Social Space from 10-12 noon at Aboyne Community Shed. Not only is it Valentines the sun has come out. Shades optional see you tomorrow 😎😎😎😎 ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you to the very many kind people who stopped on the Aberdeen Road near the Cushnie turn off to enquire after mine and my wife's well being. I had skidded on black ice and ended up in the ditch on the opposite side of the road, having spun through 360°. Particular thanks to the man in the 4WD, white transit who beat the RAC and towed us out in 2 blinks of an eye - so very much appreciated.
Ian, Tarland
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Coming Monday - post-Valentine pop up. All welcome. 💙❤️💜💗 ... See MoreSee Less

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'Ma Name is Isabelle' performed by Lucy Beth (below) at The MacRobert Memorial Hall, Tarland on Sat 28th March, 7.30 pm. Tickets from www.neatshows.org.uk
A reimagining of the famous bothy ballad, Bogie’s Bonnie Belle, which deals with farm life, class and love but never from the perspective of the titular Belle.
Told entirely in Doric, the native dialect, this unique and easy-to-follow spoken word performance by Lucy Beth unveils Isabelle’s story. A young woman impregnated against her will, ostracised as an unmarried mother and separated from her son, Isabelle’s resilience is marked by her strength and triumph over adversity.
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Live Auction
Licensed Bar 7pm - 12pm (Cash please!)
Half-time food!
Tickets £15 Available from Tarland Paper Shop from 14th Feb
Ticket price includes entry and stovies (vegetarian alternative available)
Come and support our community purchase of Coull Kirk. We need to raise funds to make sure that the necessary repair work can be completed, and every penny counts! So come and enjoy a night of live auction in support of a great local cause. 100% of money raised from the Auction will go directly into funding repairs on the Kirk.
We have some fantastic lots so far with more coming in fast!
- Win a song written personally for you from your brief by the famous Paul Anderson
- Get your hands on a bottle of 1964, 25 year old Aberlour (+ other whiskies!)
- Afternoon Tea at the Fife Arms (with babysitting)
- Read the news and watch the live broadcast at STV studios
We have artwork from local artists, we have experiences from local businesses. There is something for everyone! Full catalogue will be released on 21st Feb
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Cromar and District Horticultural and Industrial Society.
A wee update from our Chairman, Janette Dunridge, and the committee.
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In the Hall this week...... ... See MoreSee Less

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And our updated vegan and vegetarian menu…and weve kept the favs, and added some yummy new ones. 😍 ... See MoreSee Less

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A little bit of light relief from the grey gloom! Last night's on-line coding Club were working on how we teach Youthworkers to write good prompts when working with an AI at next week's Youthlink Conference. This was the AI's response to a debate argument defending pineapple on pizza! So Friends, Tarlanders....... Les Ellis ... See MoreSee Less

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