Civic Week 2021 Competition!
Many thanks to all who took part to make this year’s Civic Week a success. Here is the article from the “Courier” will all winners names. We do hope that things will return to normal in 2022, with our Royal Read More …
We hope you’re enjoying the Civic Week Treasure hunt (closing date, midnight on Saturday 19th, for entry into a free prize draw). The beautiful stones capture the Spirit of Dunbar. Local artist @MikeTill has included much loved famous Dunbar buildings Read More …
Happy Civic Week! A massive thank you to everyone that entered the Best Dressed competition – your wonderful creations have helped brighten up our lovely town! 👏 We’re delighted to show the entries. The street names are on each entry Read More …
This year we are asking families to dress up their house, their window or a scarecrow to celebrate the Spirit of Dunbar. There are prizes for each of these three categories. Families should get started now …. Information has been Read More …
Once again, the Covid rules will not allow mass gatherings, so we will have to be creative and inventive to celebrate our community and mark our Civic Week 2021 as something special, all the more so as 2021 represents 50 Read More …
We can now announce the Winners and Runners-up! Best Dressed House Winner: Wimbledon Royal Box – Team Anderson Runner-up: Welcome to Sunny Dunny – Cherrytrees Nursery Best Dressed Window Winner: Community Spirit – Jennifer Holland Runner Up: Shop Local – Read More …
We have had some wonderful entries into the Best Scarecrow, Best Dressed House and Best Dressed Window for Civic Week. There are some great creative efforts here which are a credit to all the families who have taken part. Judging Read More …
The very first such festival was held in 1970 to commemorate the 600th anniversary of King David’s Charter of 1370. These pictures by Pauline Smeed courtesy of the Dunbar History Society.
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