Art and Culture
Doctors in the Making: Through 19 April, Museum of St Andrews
An exhibition about how our knowledge of the human body and healthcare has developed over time.
Last Dream (on earth): 9 April, Byre Theatre, 7:30pm
A travelller stands on a beach in North Africa with a small group of friends. Tonight, they are getting ready, for a journey that might change their lives. Here, we will never know their names. Decades earlier, a young man is getting strapped to a tiny sphere, on top of a powerful rocket. His name will soon be known all over the world: his name is Yuri Gagarin. Last Dream (On Earth) interweaves a driving music score with accounts from those who risk their lives for a distant dream.
Music, Comedy and Dance
Dan Walsh: 15 April, Byre Theatre, 8pm
Banjo playing folk/bluegrass singer-songwriter.
Fitzwilliam Quartet: 9 April, Younger Hall, 7:30pm
The distinguished Cambridge ensemble consists of Lucy Russell (violin), Marcus Barcham-Stevens (violin), last remaining founder member Alan George (viola) and Heather Tuach (cello).
St Salvator's Chapel Choir and Fitzwilliam String Quarter: The Purcell Legacy: 12 April, St Salvator's Chapel, 7:30pm
Music by Purcell, Pelham Humfrey, John Blow and William Jackson.
Lectures, Sports and Local Festivals
Artisan and Collectors Fair: 11 April, Town Hall, 11am-6pm
Arts, crafts, collectables, antiques and vintage fashion.
On the Rocks Student Arts Festival: 3-12 April, Various venues and times
The seventh year for this student-run arts festival promises more shows, concerts and exhibitions for all the family.
A Taste of St Andrews Golf Tournament: 18 April, Fairmont Hotel
Charity golf event with champagne reception, silent auction and an array of gourmet food and drink from local suppliers.
These pieces were created by student contributors. The views and opinions expressed are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Arcadia Abroad.