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Lego Club on Friday in the hall. It’s doesn’t cost anything to attend and everyone gets a free drink and snack.
Under 16s must have a grown up with them but grown ups don’t need to bring a kid. Building with Lego is creative and relaxing, it’s great for adults, so pop in and see what it’s all about.We’re back for another session on Friday 9th October in the MacRobert Hall. This month we’ll have a spooky building challenge to get everyone in the Halloween spirit 🎃
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Watch the video to see what's coming to The MacRobert Memorial Hall, Tarland on Sat 17th October, 7.30 pm (doors 7pm)! This brilliant show tells the story of the brave women agents of WW2. Tickets are £12 (under 18s £9) from www.neatshows.org.uk or on the door.
#womenshistory #WW2History #aberdeenshireevents
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👻🚂 And just like that… our regular running season is over!
But don’t think things are going quiet at your volunteer-led local narrow-gauge railway… we’re heading straight into SPOOKY SEASON! 🎃
Our Spooktastic event at the Station is creeping ever closer, so don’t be late getting your tickets!
Expect spooky surroundings, train rides and plenty of frightfully good fun for all the family. 👻🎃🚂
🎟️ Book your tickets here Events - Alford Valley Community Railway % and come join us for some Spooktastic fun!
We can’t wait to see you… if you dare! 👀
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We are sure you will have seen or heard the news about Esther Rantzen who founded Child Line . Did you know she also founded The Silver Line - a helpline for older people.
Run by Age UK Silver Line gives anyone aged 55 or over the opportunity to exchange a friendly word, access support, or enjoy a chat.
If you can’t come to one of our social spaces and need to talk to someone it’s good to know this free service anytime on 0800 4 70 80 90 ❤️
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Freshly squeezed, locally loved: Tarland Apple Juice is here! 🍏
Thanks to our volunteers and the wonderful folks who generously donated their apples, we have turned a mountain of local fruit into pure golden nectar. No air miles, zero nonsense, just 100% Tarland autumn in a glass.
Stocks go fast every year, so get your orders.
75cl Bottles: £4 (perfect for dinner tables, gifts, or hiding in the fridge from the rest of the household)
5L Bag-in-Box: £14 (the serious option for true juice lovers, complete with an airtight tap so it stays fresh for weeks)
Collection: Corrachree House, Tarland
How to order: Pop an email over to Sandra at Sandravanheusden@outlook.com with your order details, and we’ll arrange your pickup.
A massive, heartfelt thank you once again to everyone who picked, pressed, and pasteurised. Cheers to community spirit—and very happy taste buds! 🥂🍎
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At The MacRobert Memorial Hall, Tarland on Sat 17th October at 7.30 pm (doors 7pm). Tickets from www.neatshows.org.uk or on the door - £12 (under 18s £9).
Behind Enemy Lines brings to life the extraordinary women whose bravery, resourcefulness and sacrifice helped undermine Nazi tyranny. Songwriter and storyteller Louise Jordan reveals the compelling true accounts of the secret agents of WW2 — their identities, their rigorous training in sabotage and resistance, and the perilous missions that determined whether they escaped capture, torture or execution. This striking solo performance blends live music, original songs, storytelling, soundscape, movement and character work into a powerful tribute. With clarity and emotional depth, Jordan honours the overlooked heroines of wartime espionage, illuminating their hidden operations with sensitivity and dramatic force.
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Meet & Munch – Soup & a Fine Piece! 🍲☕
Cromar Parish Church warmly invites you to join us at the MacRobert Hall for our upcoming lunch gathering:
📅 When: Tuesday, 6th October
⏰ Time: From 12:00 PM
📍 Where: MacRobert Memorial Hall, Tarland
We’re back to delicious homemade soup, fresh bread, and of course, a fine piece alongside tea and coffee!
Everyone from the community and beyond is very welcome—come along to enjoy a warm lunch and catch up with friends and neighbours. Donations welcome in support of church funds.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Harvest Thanksgiving at Coull Kirk 🌾
When: Sunday, 27th September at 6:30 PM
Where: Coull Kirk
Led by: Daniel MacWhyte
Theme: Harvest
Join us for our final summer service as we gather to celebrate Harvest and give thanks. A warm invitation is extended to everyone across the community and beyond!
Please stay behind afterwards for tea, coffee, and a chance to catch up. We look forward to seeing you there! ☕✨
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Residential property let available on The MacRobert Trust Estate. Please see website for more details:
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Just a wee reminder that at our Aboyne Social Space 10-12 Friday 25 Sept at Aboyne Community Shed we will be celebrating national doodle day and reviewing our latest book at Book Group.
On Monday 28 September there will be no Tarland Social Space as we will all be out for our Italian lunch at Aboyne Academy,
www.youngatheartdeeside.org.uk
Email youngatheartdeeside@gmail.com
Hope you like my doodle !
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Souper Shed restocked today. Lovely Douneside veg and plenty Fareshare tins and packets.
Take what you need, donate what you can
Always happy to receive any surplus food - just pop it in the shed when next passing and leave a note of what you’re gifting.
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If you are building a new house or refurbishing your old house, or you just want to bring your electricity bills down, then come and talk to locals (Sunday 27th Sept.) who have done just that. Get helpful advice and ask your questions about a range of renewable technologies. Full details of the event schedule we are holding in NESCAN week are below :
OPEN DOOR 2026 : DOMESTIC RENEWABLES - Cromar Future Group
www.futuregroup.org.uk
SUNDAY 27th SEPTEMBER : Come and talk to those who will tell you the pro and cons Reekitlane is an award-winning house near Aboyne, built to Passivhaus standards in 2013. Continual investment in renew...1 CommentsComment on Facebook