Fife Festival of Music will be opening its doors to welcome musicians and audience members when the annual event gets underway at the end of this month.
The 42nd festival opens at The Vine Conference Centre, Dunfermline, on Tuesday, January 30, and continued until Friday, February 2. The sessions are open to audiences, parents, carers, friends, and music lovers.
Music making then moves to Kirkcaldy, from February 2-9, returning to St Bryce and the newly-refurbished Adam Smith Theatre for solo, duet, ensemble, school and community classes.
All sessions are open to audiences, and parents, carers, friends and music lovers are all welcome to attend. A small admission charge applies.
The Festival concludes on Friday, February 9, with the Young Musician 2024 (age 21 and under) in the Adam Smith Theatre.
More information about the festival, which was founded in 1981 to support music making in Fife, can be found at the festival website.
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