Tayport Auld Kirk Charitable Trust
 SCOTTISH CHARITY NO SC 034963

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Tayport Auld Kirk Preservation Group, now renamed Auld Kirk Charitable Trust, was constituted as a charity in 2003 in order to bring the building into new uses, in a sustainable plan for the future. The Auld Kirk will be a centre for cultural, social, heritage and educational purposes, and has already hosted several music, arts, and social history events.

The Auld Kirk Charitable Trust is the successor to the Trust Fund which was established when the congregation merged with the church in Queen Street to form Tayport's Parish Church. The Trust is taking forward the task of preserving the historical features of the building as well as promoting its use for the community.

As of 2006, the Auld Kirk Charitable Trust acquired ownership of the Auld Kirk from the Church of Scotland for community use. We are seeking funding for the upkeep of the building and its refurbishment so that it can be put to the best use for the whole of Tayport. Local groups are encouraged to use the building and also to attend committee meetings.

Mon 31st March 2008 6.30pm
The multi-talented Tayport family of Iain Flett, Elisabeth Flett and Morag Anne Elder will present an evening's entertainment in the Auld Kirk on Fiddle Music in Fife.

Thursday 10th April 2008
Committee Meeting 19:00hrs in St Margaret's Church, Tayport. New members welcome
Minutes of previous meetings can be found here

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