The Aurrie Mor

01/05/2026

What an amazing week at The Aurrie Mor. We hosted Keep Scotland Beautiful 'Introduction to Community Climate Action' discussing adaptations and mitigations to help address climate change. We welcomed members of Largo Communities Together, Largo Area Community Council, Fife Coast & Countryside Trust, Friends of Largo Bay. We also held our weekly Community Triptych group, working on a textile project celebrating Largo Bay. Last but not least we had an appreciative audience for Pete Morton - Sailor Swift - 400 Years of Song. Monies raised through ticket sales and donations went to PAPYRUS Prevention of Young Su***de.

11/03/2026

If it hadn't been for pipe organ virtuoso and all round organ enthusiast Robin Bell our very fine pipe organ probably wouldn't have been saved from a landfill fate! So glad we still have this as part of the building's heritage ... and it sounds great.

Documentary that follows the enthusiasts battling to save Britain's pipe organs.

02/03/2026

Friends of Largo Bay are one of the three Forth communities participating in The Blue Coastal Communities research project led by Stirling University.

There will be community evening in late April (dateTBC) in The Aurrie Mor ... but in advance of that you are invited to have your say online through this survey online https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/stirling/blue-communities-1

More info on the project is here https://forth2o.ac.uk/commissioning-fund/funded-projects/blue-coastal-communities/ or contact [email protected]

21/02/2026

We had a couple of great winter events here ... while they went well we are aware that The Aurrie Mor does get a little chilly in winter. :-)

So during these long cold months we are on a mission to upgrade the heating; installing IR heaters, improving airflow and insulation.

​While this building is never going to compete with the near-by Largo Castaway Sauna for sweating toastie-ness we are confident that we are on track to making it more comfortable for all types of events in the "cooler months" ... watch this space!

22/12/2025

Wishing all a very Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year.

We have very much enjoyed seeing The Aurrie Mor come to life over the past few months and want to thank all who have contributed to its story so far.

The two events in December, the Aurrie Mor Christmas Fair and the Christmas Concert were joyous occasions and as we sign off for 2025, we send much appreciation and gratitude to all who made them possible.

See you soon!

07/12/2025

Good morning - we are all set today for our Christmas Art and Craft Fair at The Aurrie Mor. Today we are delighted to welcome back BalticKnits and our Ukrainian Community fundraising for much needed medical aid. Open today 10 am to 4 pm. See you soon!

06/12/2025

Welcoming Alec of Bumbumbee Creative.

All set up and ready to go.

Open 10 am to 4 pm today - the Children's Make and Take Table is being test driven!

Lundin Community Choir coming in at 2 pm. ⭐✴️✳️

05/12/2025

The vibe in The Aurrie Mor seems to find itself becoming popular with all types of wellbeing sessions ... here's a shout-out for an event coming here on the morning of 20th December. (Contact details are on the poster, don't fall for any of those scammer comments that may appear!!)

04/12/2025

Here is a timetable of music, entertainment and activities over the Aurrie Mor Christmas Fair 3 day weekend 🤗

Live Music 🎵
Friday 4 pm Robin Bell on the pipe organ accompanied by mezzo soprano Yvonne Stephenson

Saturday Lundin Community Choir 2 pm

Sunday Greg Smith and Karen Lindsay - 2 pm

Sunday 11 am Children's Storytelling with Elizabeth Black 📖

Saturday and Sunday Children's Make and Take Table run by Friends of Largo Bay 🎄

Something for everyone 🎄🎁✨

03/12/2025

CHRISTMAS STORY TIME

Christmas is also an exciting time for our wee mice🐭 🐭.

Did you enjoy hearing about The Aurrie Mor’s mouse family during Largo Arts Week last Summer?

If so, make sure you come along to Elizabeth Black’s next Storytelling Session in The Aurrie Mor this Sunday, 7th December at 11.00 a.m. You might even be lucky enough to meet ‘Chrismouse’.