In Conversation with Scottish Solo Artist, Fish, and East Neuk Fishermen
Join Scotland ReDistilled on Saturday 26th August for an in-conversation event with Scottish solo artist Fish, and East Neuk Fishermen, followed by live music, drinks, and fresh seafood!
About In Conversation with Scottish Solo Artist, Fish, and East Neuk Fishermen
Scotland ReDistilled: The Long Haul
A generational study of fishing in the East Neuk.
An in-conversation event with Fish, Scottish solo artist and general lover of all things food. Fish will meet three generations of Pittenweem fishermen who will regale us with stories of working along this mercurial coastline.
The talk will be followed by live music, drinks, and fresh seafood. There's also the chance to view a photography exhibition, by Liam Dickson, featuring local fishermen and chronicling life at sea onboard a modern-day fishing vessel.
About Scotland ReDistilled:
This event is part of ‘Scotland ReDistilled: The Long Haul’, a series of exhibitions and events about fishing taking place across the East Neuk during Aug/Sep ‘23, including exhibitions at Pittenweem Arts Festival (5-12 Aug) and the Anstruther Fisheries Museum (4 Aug – 17 Sept) and a series of micro exhibitions at local restaurants, bars and cafes.
Scotland ReDistilled is a heritage project connecting people with the stories that shaped an industry or cultural movement and that have gone on to define our nation. Meet people from all walks of life and hear new perspectives about a place, a region, or a moment in Scottish history. Delve into the Scotland ReDistilled archive to explore photography, film, interviews and podcasts and see the stories brought to life at exhibitions and events.
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