Our neeting on Wednesday 15 July will again take place online, with Marietta Crichton Stuart talking about Falkland Palace, its gardens and people.
The Falkland Society exists to promote knowledge and understanding of the archaeological, architectural, historic and artistic heritage, past and present, of Falkland and its wider context in Fife and Scotland.
More about the Society, and our themes for the current year and possiblities for the future.
Our season of monthly meetings normally runs from September to June. All are welcome, whether members or not. We take a retiring collection at the close of every session to cover the expenses of organising and managing the series.
Having suspended our meetings from March to May 2020, we have scheduled online meetings for June and July. If you've not received your invitation to join us via Zoom for the next meeting, please sign up to receive the Society's mailings using the form on our 'Contact' page.
Details of our current programme of online talks can be viewed here.
Lists of previous seasons' talks are available for 2018–19 and 2019–20.
Falkland is an historic village and former Royal Burgh, in the Kingdom of Fife in central Scotland.
Some links to further information about the village.
Books published by the Society can be consulted at Falkland Library, next to the Community Centre in the central car park of Falkland. The Society’s rich archive is housed in the same building.