WE ARE OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 10.30am to 4.00pm
ACCESS
During our building extension access from Ceres Car Park via the Footbridge will be restricted. See the FIND US page for more details.
OPENING TIMES
Open every day between
30 March and 31 October:
10.30 am to 4.30 pm
(last admission 4.00 pm).
ADMISSION
Adults £4.00 each
Concessions £3.00 each
Group Visits £2.50 per person
Children free (with an adult)
Groups may be booked in advance by contacting us (see below)
CONTACT US
Telephone
01334 828180
(you may leave a message)
or e-mail to
info@fifefolkmuseum.org
COFFEE ROOM
Coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and soft drinks are available, along with a selection of cakes and biscuits.
Soup and oatcakes served at lunch-time.
ACCESSIBILITY
There is wheelchair access to the Coffee Room and the other two rooms in the weavers’ cottages, to the Extension and most of the garden.
There are steps to the weighhouse and the dungeon, with handrails.
Site updated 9 May 2013
THE MUSEUM
The Fife Folk Museum is in the village of Ceres, about 2 miles from Cupar - see where we are on the FIND US page.
Located in the original burgh tolbooth and a row of weavers’ cottages, the Museum entrance is on the west side of High Street.
The Museum, which is run by volunteers, is well worth a visit and you are assured of a friendly welcome.
The Museum’s collections include agricultural and craft tools, costume, toys and games, domestic equipment, pottery, paintings, and much more. A few of these items are shown on the EXHIBITS page with more information on the COLLECTIONS page.
The Museum Extension is on the east side of High Street
The Museum welcomes school visits and also arranges for volunteers to visit local schools with relevant artifacts from the Museum collections. See the SCHOOLS page for more information.
OTHER NEWS
THE PROJECT
The Museum is undertaking a major redevelopment which will take place within the next year.
This is briefly described on a separate page.
VOLUNTEERS
The Museum welcomes new volunteers (see our poster).
When the Museum is open people are needed to take money, serve coffee and guide visitors. There are also various 'back-office' activities, such as cataloguing, housekeeping and maintenance required at all times.
If you are interested, please contact us by telephone or by email.
THE MUSEUM TRUST
The Fife Folk Museum is run by a Board of Trustees. See the MUSEUM TRUST page for more information.
MEMBERSHIP OF THE TRUST
If you are interested in becoming a Member of the Trust can download an application form by clicking here.
The car park and the museum from the south.
