St Fillan's Cave

St Fillan's Cave in Cove Wynd is now open for visitors.

The key for access is available from the Cocoa Tree cafe for a £10 deposit.

The floor of the cave is often wet - so please take care as it can be slippery underfoot.

St Fillan's Cave is a Y-shaped natural hollow in a rock outcrop about 80 yards north of Pittenweem harbour. It is 93 feet long. The cave was restored by the late Canon de Voil, Dean of Brechin, and reconsecrated in 1935.

16 October 5.30pm prompt Harvest of the sea supper for both churches and Pittenweem Parish Church at the Dreel Halls, Anstruther

Members and friends are invited to this annual event at the Dreel Halls in Anstruther to enjoy a fish supper, splendid desserts, tea, coffee and some unsurpassed entertainment!

The cost is £12 which should be paid in advance by cash or cheque when confirming your place by emailing her at treasurerstj@eastneuk-episcopal.co.uk. She will also take note of any dietary requests. Fish suppers will be served promptly at 5.30pm, so please arrive in plenty of time to find parking and be seated ready for the Grace.

While water will be provided, please BYOB of choice if preferred.

We look forward to sharing fellowship amongst friends, all are welcome!