What's On in Dalbeattie
July/ August 2010Sun 1 August - Car Treasure Hunt.
Starts at Kings Arms Hotel. 2p.m£10 car.
Sun 1 August : Songs of Praise
2.30pm in Colliston Park
Mon 2 August - 7.30p.m. Prize Bingo.
Dalbeattie Day centre, Burn Street, Dalbeattie
Tue 3 August - 7.30p.m. ‘Old Dalbeattie’ Presentation
Parish Church Hall, Craignair Street. £3 adults £1.50 children.
Wed 4 August - Civic QUIZ
at the Kings Arms Hotel 8p.m. £10 team. (Max 4) entries (max 20 teams) to (01556) 610143.
Thu 5 August Children’s Fun Run
- 7p.m. Colliston Park. Registration £1.50
Fri 6 August - 12 noon, Children’s Pet Show
Dunmuir Veterinary Group judging at Colliston Park. Registration £1 per pet.
Fri 6 August Children’s Story Time
3p.m. - Dalbeattie Day Centre. £1 Adults & Children.
Fri 6 August : Folk Concert with Storytellers (Adults Only)
This concert is in the Day Centre, Burn Street, Dalbeattie and features a Bothy Ballad singing group 'Four nae far frae Forfar' with storytellers Colin Durling and Liz Wilson. There will be other guests appearing. Tickets are £5 and there is a Bar at this venue.7.30pm £5 entry.
Sat 7th August: Grand Parade and events in the Park.
Parade starts at 1pm from Port Street, Dalbeattie and finishes at The Daniel beside Colliston Park. From 1.45pm there will be loads of activities and events in the Park, so make this a fun afternoon for all the family.
Sat 7 August: Folk'n'Roll and Andy Chung
Saturday night's venue is the Kings Arms where we will have 'Folk'N'Roll and Andy Chung, a double header from 8pm till 1am. Tickets £6 in advance are on sale soon from the wee shop next to McKenzie's in the High Street, or £7 on the door.
From: 19 August 2010 to: 22 August 2010: Walking Festival
Welcome to the third annual walking festival organised by the Dalbeattie Community Initiative which, this year, will take place from Thursday 19th - Sunday 22nd August 2010. Walks for all abilities.
Last year’s event, held over the summer holiday period, was well attended despite some walks
being cancelled for safety reasons due to the adverse weather conditions and the positive feedback, together with the growing number of people attending the walks, has given us the impetus and inspiration to develop the walking festival as an annual event.
If you would like to find out more pick up a leaflet from Dalbeattie Initiative Office, 71 High Street, or Preloved Charity Shop at 39 High Street, or the Visitor Information Point at 24 High Street (opposite the Library)