What's on

Day meets leave from NCR Gourdie at 8am. Request stop 10 minutes earlier at Ward Road, opposite General Post Office (please call Secretary if you want pick up in town).

If you are interested in any of the club meets please contact through the details below.

The development of cardiology in Britain has its roots here in Tayside, where Sir James Mackenzie was born. After a humble childhood in Perthshire he achieved worldwide fame as a general practitioner and pioneering cardiologist.

In Dundee, the Department of Cardiology has grown from modest beginnings in the 1920s to become an international centre of excellence. This exhibition highlights some of these achievements.

This exhibition looks at some of the equipment and visual aids that have been used in medicine to study and measure different aspects of the human body. The objects date from the early years of Dundee's medical school in the 1890s up to more recent times.

Some of the material was used in general examination of the body, others to measure specific factors that help to diagnose certain diseases or other health problems. There are also models and charts used to teach students the 'pre-clinical' subjects of Anatomy and Physiology.

Foundation Level Shoden with Kumanga Andrahennadi MA.
During this foundation course, you will learn how to use Reiki for yourself, your family and friends. You will also learn the scientific explanations of healing and the human energy fields. Reiki I First Degree course is accredited by CMA Complementary Medical Association and certified by Nilupul Training.

An introduction to digital video editing on this Mac based programme. Create a short film and learn the basics of making professional-level video projects. Bring footage (on Mini DV tape) or use material provided. Also see how to transfer VHS tapes (analogue) to digital. Bring an external hard drive if you have one, but it is not essential.

A special exhibition of photographs and objects from Dundee Heritage Trust’s collections commemorating Captain Scott’s fateful British Antarctic Expedition of 1910-12 aboard the Terra Nova. The exhibition dates will coincide with the centenary of Scott reaching the South Pole in January 2012 and the death of the Polar party in March on the return journey.

This is Scotland's longest running Music Fair in one venue , dating back to the mid -1980's.The event specialises in selling rare and collectable vinyl and Cd's with dealers coming from all over the UK. There are also thousands of bargains to be had with prices starting at as little as 50p.There is also an opportunity to sell your unwanted items and obtain top prices. A free valuation service will be on offer for your rare and interesting items (ideal for insurance purposes). Hope to see you there. George and Breeks (Grouchos Music Shop, Dundee).

No it’s not a mistake - this is Gyotaku, the Japanese Art of fish printing using actual fish or other sea specimens. May appeal to anglers or chefs - bring your own fish!

Everyone is familiar with the supermarket jute shopping bag of which many millions must now be in circulation. However, jute is not just used for the mundane and utilitarian - there are many exciting and innovative products being made from jute today. This exhibition will highlight the weird and wonderful world of jute with uses related to fashion, art, eco funerals, home furnishings and the military. Quirky and striking objects on display will include jute coffins (for humans and pets), a sniper’s ghillie suit and high fashion clothing and shoes by top designers.