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Continental Market
Location: Market Square
Date: Sat & Sun  4th and 5th July 2009
Time: 10am to 5pm
Price: n/a
Details: The Continental Market returns to the Market Square with traders from France, Germany, Italy etc
The Farmers Market will be held in Margaret St on Sat 4th July from 9am - 1pm
A Car Boot Sale will also be held in the Market Square on Sun 5th July.
Continental Market & Car Boot Sale organised by Stonehaven Association
Contact: Send Email   

Craft Fair
Location:Town Hall and other venues
Date: Sat 4th July
Time: 10am to 4pm
Details: Many unique stalls with items handcrafted by experienced Crafters 
Price: FREE
Contact: F.O.C.U.S
Tel: 01224 770943
Email: Send Email

Open Day - Stonehaven Allotments Association
Location: Scout Hall and Grounds
Date: 04/07/09
Time: 2pm
Details: The event starts at 2pm, and will include the opening of the "Scout Garden Plot" with Scout leaders and Scouts available for photo with Allotment Association members. The event which is at the Scout hall and grounds see the start of an initiative to help Scouts learn about growing plants under the guidance of the local Allotment Association.The event will also have a Bouncy castle, garden stalls and face painting as well as refreshments. A special feature will be the expert panel ?gardeners question time? where aspiring gardeners can test the best.
Price: Free
Contact: WIlliam Craig
Telephone: 01569 764528
Email:  Send Email

Stonehaven Half Marathon
Location: Mineralwell ParkStonehaven
Date: Sun 5th July 2009
Time: 11.15am
Details: See Website
Price:
Contact: Race Organisers by Email
Email: info@stonehavehalfmarathon.com

Stonehaven Folk Festival
Location:Town Hall and other venues
Date: Thurs 9th to Sun 12th July 2009
Time: See Programme
Details: The 22 Festival this year  For more details visit www.stonehavenfolkfestival.co.uk
Price: See Website
Contact: Trudi Clayton
Tel: +44(0)1569 767666
Email: Send Email

Burns Folk Quoir
Location: Drumlithie  Village Hall
Date: Thursday Evenings from 23rd April 09 to 9th July 09
Time: 7.30pm
Details: Enjoy singing with others with a focus on folk songs by Robert Burns in the birthplace of his father. Tutor - renowned singer and tutor Christine Kidd. More Info
Price: Small charge to cover costs
Contact:Sue Briggs _ Tel: 01569 7440626 or check www.stonehavenfolkclub.co.uk

Stonehaven Highland Games
Location: Mineralwell Park
Date: Sun 19th July 2009
Time: 12 noon
Details: The Stonehaven Highland Games Association was formed in 2000. The Games had previously been run for a number of years by the Local Council.The Games are a traditional Highland Games which are held on the third (3rd) Sunday in July each year. They form part of the Grampian Games Championship, and the Glenfiddich Heavy Championships. They also incluce the Williamson & Dunn Grampian Light Events Championship.There is also the Grampian Games Tug of War Championship. The games also has The Walkers Shortbread Highland Dancing and also The John Milne Auctioneers Solo Highland Piping Competition.There is also a various stalls ,entertainment,BBQ and of coures a BEER Tent.
Price: To be decided
Contact: n/a
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British & Irish Freestyle Draughts Championship
Location: Stonehaven Town Hall
Date:  Sat/Sun 18th & 19th July 2009
Time: Registration 9.30am
Details:  Draughts Championship
Price: £15 to enter Free to spectators
Contact: Graham Young on 07961 079432  or  Email

Scottish Open Draughts Championship
Location: Stonehaven Town Hall
Date:  Mon 20th July '09 to Fri 24th July '09
Time: Registration 9.30am
Details: Draughts Competition all week. Prizegiving 2.30pm on Friday
Price: £15 to enter Free to spectators
Contact: Graham Young on 07961 079432 or  Email

In 1651 after the execution of Charles1 the Scottish Regalia were removed to the fortified castle of Dunnottar to be protected from the clutches of the marauding Oliver Cromwell. If he had managed to capture and destroy the Regalia, Scotland’s future would have changed forever. The Old Church is where the Scottish Crown Jewels were kept safely hidden for 9 years by the minister the Reverend James Grainger and his wife Christian.

The story of how the Graingers devised and carried out a plan to smuggle the Scottish Regalia out of Dunnottar Castle and hide them in Kinneff Old Church will be told in the play The Honours Three which will be performed by members of Stonehaven’s Ury Players.In this year of Homecoming the Trustees are delighted to have been able to secure the following performers The Trybe; Alex Green & Madeline Miller, Kenneth Petrie and Dave Ramsay who will all add a truly Scottish atmosphere to a very special evening.

Price: Ticket incl. wine and strawberries -  Adult £10 and Child £5
Contact: Available from Giulianotti’s Evan Street, Stonehaven or John Callander Tel 01569 763434