THE WOOD AND CRAFT ZONE

10.30am Stories and Music

Roots and Flutes with Bob Pegg - sounds and stories of some of the world's oldest musical instruments.

10.30am Stories and Music

Roots and Flutes with Bob Pegg - sounds and stories of some of the world's oldest musical instruments.

11.30am 21st century woodlands: seeding a better future

Fi Martinoga: Messing about in the woods Bernard Planterose, North Woods Construction: Designing and inhabiting the future forest - timber building and wood energy Rick Worrell, Chair of Regional Forestry Forum, Perth & Argyll Conservancy for Forestry Commission Scotland: The Future of Forestry Syd House, Forestry Commission Scotland: Chair

11.30am Useful and beautiful? Sustaining craft in the 21st century.

Past, Present, Future Craft Practice:Georgina Follett, jeweller and professor of Art at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design. What do we think is useful and beautiful in the 21st century: Amanda Game, freelance curator. A personal perspective: Roger Hall, letter carver in wood.

1pm Woodland Roots

Henry Fosbrooke and the Woodland Roots Band on guitar, vocals, djembe, didge, sax, bass, pipes and more.

1pm Woodland Roots

Henry Fosbrooke and the Woodland Roots Band on guitar, vocals, djembe, didge, sax, bass, pipes and more.

2.30pm Food from the Forest - a conversation (chaired by Pete Ritchie of Whitmuir Organics).

Wild harvesting - Emma Chapman, Scottish Wild Harvests Association. Orchards - a time for planting? Andrea Partridge, Carse of Gowrie Orchard Project: Revitalising historic orchards of the Carse of Gowrie. Alan Carter, Forester gardener and park manager: Permaculture. Tony Waterhouse, Scottish Agricultural College: Sheep AND trees - why not?

2.30pm Meet the makers.

Ten minute talks about their creative process from some of the craft workers exhibiting in the Falkland Centre for Stewardship Tent and the Crafts Pavillion.

2.30pm-3pm
Catherine Davies, Basketmaker
Di Gilpin, Knitwear designer
Linzi Knox, Feltmaker

3pm-3.30pm Fran Marquis, Potter
Roddy Mathieson, Sculptor in bronze
John Hodgson, Wood turner

4pm Fischy Music

Catchy songs full of hope and humour for all ages – come and sing along!

4pm Making places that celebrate life.

Creating celebrations with and for communities, marking rites of passage and creating secular ceremonies with John Fox and Sue Gill, co-founders of Welfare State International (site-specific theatre, carnival and lantern parades). Their new company -Dead Good Guides - explores new and aesthetic ways of celebrating and commemorating people and places.

5.30pm National Theatre of Scotland in co-production with Arts and Theatres Trust Fife present 99…100

99…100 is a major new community and education project involving hundreds of people from Fife. Using a combination of music, movement, drama, puppetry, photography, art and design, 99…100 explores and tells the stories of Fife. 99…100’s nine-month programme of creative work includes a series of live arts events across the region. Visit the Big Yurt for some fun games. 99…100 culminates in three weeks of thrilling theatre events in November 2010, made by - and for - the people of Fife. Come and play a game of 99...100.

Sponsored by ScottishPower, presented as part of Celebrating Fife 2010, with support from the Scottish Government and the Russell Trust.

11am to 12 noon.Eco-renovation - where to start and how to go about renovating your home in an eco-friendly way. Providing information and help to people who want to make changes to reduce their carbon footprint of their existing homes. SEDA members will be on hand to share their experiences and expertise across a wide range of different issues of issues to people who want to know about what there is and how to choose the most appropriate environmentally-friendly materials such as insulation, roofing, flooring, finishes that are best suited to their existing building type along with broader aspects of design and refurbishment and meeting building standards.

3pm to 4pm Designing new 'green' homes - providing information and help to people who are interested in designing an environmentally-friendly new home. Starting with broader aspects of designing to suite your work/home life and making the best of your site the session will also touch on issues such as energy generation and use/reducing consumption/sustainable drainage/green roofs. The main focus of this session will be on the selection,c hoices and use of environmentally-friendly materials for the building itself, as well as options for insulation, roofing, flooring, finishes, paints and stains.