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Tarland Lego Club is back after a wee break. They’ll be in the MacRobert Hall today from 3.30pm to 5.30pm. The club is free to attend and everyone gets a drink and a snack. Children must be with a grown up, but grown ups don’t need to be with a kid.Lego Club day! We’ll be in the hall as usual, see you at 3.30pm. ... See MoreSee Less

Tarland Lego Club is

At The MacRobert Memorial Hall, Tarland this coming Saturday, 9th May, 7.30 pm.... DeiseilDeiseil: Dancing in Time
An immersive, compelling journey across centuries of tradition, told through fiddle, feet, Gaelic song and storytelling. Powerfully explores how stepdance was forgotten in Scotland and kept alive in Cape Breton, and the lifelong friendship woven into its revival here.
We welcome Deiseil to The MacRobert Memorial Hall, Tarland on Sat 9th May at 7.30 pm. Tickets £12 (£9 under18s) from www.neatshows.org.uk
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Just a reminder that we are going back to the 1970’s at our Aboyne Social Space this Friday 8th May at the Aboyne Community Shed from 10-12 noon.

Back to the heady days of Bjorn Borg, Farah Fawcett, heat waves, oil crisis ( sound familiar ), disco and bell-bottoms!

Do you know you vol-u-vents from your voulez-vous? Yes quiz time is back, along with 70’s food.

Remember to bring a photo of you in the 70’s for the best/worst dressed. There’s a packet of twiglets for the winner. See you there. Cheesecloth tops are optional.🕺🏻🎼🎹🎤
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One of our neighbours is looking for a middle aged Shih Tzu, Lhasa Apso or similar to rehome. They are an elderly couple who live rurally with a safe, enclosed garden and previous experience of these breeds. A cuddly pooch with low-moderate needs would be best. They are able to walk twice daily and will rarely, if ever, leave him/her home alone. This is a perfect home for a dog looking for a forever home and a slightly worried, anxious or nervous pooch is no problem but they would not be in a position to accommodate complex behavioural issues. Please DM Carrie Jarvis if you know of a suitable dog. Mutual checks desirable/understandable - the couple's daughter is happy to assist. ... See MoreSee Less

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