Community: Upcoming events in Aberdeenshire

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Your weekly round-up of events taking place across the north-east.

Inverurie - The Garioch Model Show takes place at the Garioch Heritage Centre on Saturday, March 25 and Sunday 26, Entry £5, Concessions £3, Under 16's free.

Turriff - Turriff Young Musician of the Year takes place on Wednesday, March 29 at the Academy.

Tickets from the school office.

Inverurie - Climate Week Wildlife Gardening talk takes place at Inverurie Library on Thursday, March 30 at 6pm.

Join Aberdeenshire Ranger Service to find out how you can attract wildlife to your garden.

Maud - Maud and Savoch Church pre-loved sale takes place on Saturday, March 25 in the church hall from 10am- noon. The Soup and Sweet returns on Monday 27 at 11.30am - 1.30pm with entry by donation.

Inverurie - West Parish Church hosts a Climate Matters Cafe on Tuesday, March 28 at 7pm.

Guest Nom Wright, Community Waste Officer will discuss recycling.

Methlick - The Haddo Link Path will be closed from March 27 to April 7 to allow for reconstruction work to be undertaken.

Kemnay - The Purple Walk REviveD returns on Sunday March 26 - a 10k walk to raise funds for Friends of Anchor, a fantastic local cancer charity.

Cuminestown - Monquhitter SWI quiz night takes place in the village hall on Friday, March 31 at 7.30pm - £16 per table.

Banff - Grow At The Vinery - on Saturday 25 from 10am - 2pm all are welcomed along for the planting of the unique Community Orchard within the Walled Garden of The Vinery.

Rhynie - Coffee Morning this Saturday 25 at Fourteen between 10am and noon.

There will be hot cross buns, refreshments, raffles and a hamper full of goodies to be won

Newburgh - A Beach Clean takes place on Tuesday, March 28 starting at 1.30pm - 3pm at the beach car park.

All are welcomed and equipment will be provided.

Mintlaw - Travelling Gallery will be at MACBI on Friday, March 31 between 10am-4pm, free entry.

The current tour is an exhibition with two artists, Emmie Mcluskey and Janice Parker. The exhibition itself includes film, text and images to be enjoyed by everyone focusing on exploring our human capacity for connection and inter-dependence through movement, language, and film. It then heads to Aden Park on Saturday.

Banff - Marie Curie Daffodil tea takes place at Banff Academy on Thursday, March 30 from 10am - noon.

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