Community Information
Photo by Heather Aird
Stay up to date with what is going on in the community
and the projects that community organisations are currently undertaking.
Crail Art Group
Founded in 2003 we began as 12 amateur artists which has now grown to over 40 members, We hold regular exhibitions at Easter and Pre-Christmas and do a children’s workshop as part of Crail Festival in July every year.
Contact Auriol on 01333 450805
Crail Badminton Club
Meets on Tuesdays 7 – 10pm in Crail Community Hall
New members welcome
Any queries:- Tel. Anne on 07769156003
Crail Community Choir
Always wanted to try your hand at singing but never quite got around to it?
It's never too late to try something new! With our 'COMMUNITY CHOIR' we aim to provide the opportunity for anyone to be part of a village choir, learning specially arranged versions of the big hits from stage and screen, choral and folk songs with our Musical Director, Janice Nisbet. No need to read music.
We meet on Mondays at 7.30 pm in the Town Hall or Church Hall (see local notices). £1 per night.
Come along and join us!
Crail Community Council
The Royal Burgh of Crail and district Community Council is an elected body created to ascertain, co-ordinate and express to local and public authorities the views of the Crail community. Community Councils are the most local tier of statutory representation in Scotland, they bridge the gap between local authorities and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they represent. A particular role of the Council is to encourage community participation and a sense of community spirit.
Crail Food Festival
Crail Food Festival was founded in 2011, and had its 10th anniversary in 2020.
The food festival is held over the second weekend in June each year and promotes healthy eating and cooking through the use of local ingredients. The festival is a key tourist event of the local community.
Regular updates are provided through Facebook etc
Crail In Bloom
'Crail in Bloom' plant and maintain the flower tubs and barrier baskets on Marketgate, St Andrews Road and the High Street. We have also started to plant an orchard in the field between Kirk Wynd and Roome Bay Avenue. We are entirely a volunteer organisation and raise funds for the plants, compost, new tubs and so on by holding regular coffee mornings, a plant sale and many generous donations. The tubs are watered and dead headed throughout the season by volunteers and we also plant for a spring display of violas and bulbs. In 2015, we were very proud to have been awarded a Gold certificate in the Beautiful Fife competition.
Crail Matters
Crail Matters is the weekly newsletter of the village of Crail, located in the East Neuk of Fife, Scotland; it is funded entirely by donations from advertisers and readers. Crail Matters is published by Crab Publishing, a private company limited by guarantee which distributes any profits to the Crail community. It is published in digital format (every Monday at 8.00am), and in hard copy; the hard copy is available at various locations in Crail on Monday morning.
Crail Museum & Heritage Centre
The Museum provides an insight into the past life of this ancient Royal Burgh, its kirk, seafaring tradition, Crail Golfing Society (founded in 1786 - the 7th oldest in the world) and airfield history from the First World War until its closure in 1960 (HMS Jackdaw, Fleet Air Arm Station, HMS Bruce Boys Training School and Joint Services School for Linguists). Admission to the Museum and all of our collections & exhibitions is FREE. This is only made possible by the generous donations of visitors and their purchases in our well-stocked shop.
Crail Rowing Club
Crail Rowing Club is a community amateur sports club that engages in the competitive leisure activity of coastal rowing. A member of The Scottish Coastal Rowing Association, (SCRA), the club competes in a number of regattas throughout the season. New members are welcome and details can be found in the club's website.
Crail Table Tennis Club
Our club is open to all ages, from late September to mid March in Crail Community Hall every Tuesday from 19.00pm. A nightly fee of £3.00 per person is charged and all equipment is provided.
Crail Wine Club
Crail Wine Club is a private member's club founded in 2015. There are 80 members.
We meet on the last Friday of the month, except July and December.
The Club was established to develop an appreciation and knowledge of wine, to have a convivial time and to support the objectives of Crail Preservation Society
For further information contact:
David Jerdan on 01333 450797
or
Denburn Diggers - is a voluntary group meeting for general maintenance work, litter picking, path clearing, planting and so on. Meeting in Denburn Wood at 10am on the 1st Saturday of each month. Refreshments supplied.
For further information contact: helenbyres@hotmail.com
Denburn Diggers
East Neuk Festival
World-class, critically-acclaimed classical, jazz and world music in venues throughout the East Neuk. We will have the Tallis Scholars performing works by Arvo Part, the Calidore Quartet performing Beethoven, and Llyr Williams playing Beethoven and Mussorgsky. Many more artists will be revealed in November. The full programme will be released in early February
The Beacon Ministries
The Beacon is a group of Christian friends who meet together regularly. We also put on events from time to time throughout the year to which all are welcome. For more details of upcoming events visit our website or contact Sheila at sheila@thebeaconscotland.uk
Wee Crailers is an art, craft, and lunch club for all ages of tiny humans and their big humans too! Our arts and crafts have a nature and science theme to them and are, most importantly, fun!
Held in Crail Community Hall, 2nd Friday of the month,
1-3pm. £4 for lunch and crafts for one tiny human and their big human, then £1 for siblings taking part.
Crail Community Hall
Crail Community Hall is available for community use.
If you are a group looking for a space or an individual who wants to start a new activity, just get in touch by emailing crailcommunityhall@gmail.com
Currently we are actively looking to expand the fitness class offer at the hall in addition to the very successful Pilates classes that are run by Judy Drew every Wednesday.
