The show must go on: the arts festival will happen in September, even if it’s mostly online – and the photographic competition will still provide an opportunity to spotlight St Monans, the Photography Village.
Continue reading →It’s ‘virtually’ certain that the St Monans Community Arts Festival will go ahead. The programme may be largely online, and events will be finalised as late as possible to ensure they are in line with Covid rules.
Continue reading →St Monans Community Arts Festival AGM
7.45pm Tuesday 18th February 2020
Bowling Club, St Monans
All Welcome
New events are still being added to the St Monans Festival line-up for Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 September. The latest is the opening of the amazing Jim Matthew Camera Collection. The late Mr Matthew assembled a massive collection of thousands of old … Continue reading →
Festival-goers told to “Follow the Fish!” … This year’s St Monans Community Arts Festival has more artists and more venues than ever before, with twenty local homes and studios hosting exhibitions from thirty artists, and over thirty more taking part … Continue reading →
In 2009, a group of local people got together and decided to organise an arts festival in St Monans – but unlike other festivals, the St Monans festival was to be built around the talented people living in or with … Continue reading →
St Monans Community Arts Festival AGM 7.45pm Tuesday 12th February 2019 St Monans Church Hall, Station Road All Welcome
Continue reading →For those who didn’t see the St Monans Community Arts Festival exhibition in the Church Hall at the weekend, these were the photographs on display. The adult winner was Rex Brennan, and the secondary winner was Ian McKie (14). Congratulations … Continue reading →
St Monans Festival Goes Forth … St Monans Community Arts Festival Press Release: 6 September 2018 The Edinburgh Fringe may have had its final hurrah for 2018, but the Scottish arts festival scene doesn’t stop at the end of August. Across … Continue reading →
There’s an art to having fun with art “The St Monans Community Arts Festival is very serious about art being fun,” says the Festival’s chairperson Ruth Craib, “and we want everyone to join in that fun. We want to attract people … Continue reading →
