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GOUDIE LECTURE PROGRAMME 2022
Our 2022 Goudie Lecture Programme continues on Saturday
14 May with a lecture by Dr Peter Grant of the University of Edinburgh.
We hope that it will be possible to restart ‘in-person’ lectures in Burntisland later in the year, possibly with a Zoom link for our further-flung members and supporters. In the meantime, lectures will continue to be delivered via Zoom.
Access details will be sent to everyone on our distribution lists. Otherwise, please e-mail enquiries@mocft.co.uk to book.May

Open 4 May – 24 September 2022
Wednesdays and Saturdays -11am to 4 pm
Admission Free – Donations Welcome
Private viewing for groups by arrangement
Our all-new exhibition marks the centenary of the first scheduled radio broadcasts in the UK and the birth of the BBC – the world’s oldest national broadcaster. We chart the first 100 years of scheduled broadcasting in Britain, with a timeline highlighting famous Radio and TV programmes and events, illustrated by items from our collection, from crystal set radios and valve wirelesses to TV cameras. We recall great moments in broadcasting history, events of the day and other memorabilia from our collection plus we celebrate Royal Broadcasting in the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee year.
JOIN OUR EXHIBITION TEAM!
There are opportunities for you to join our team of exhibition guides. Volunteer slots can be as short as two hours. Even if you could do only one 2-hour slot per month, this would help.
No specific technical knowledge is required – experienced
Members will normally be on hand to answer any technical questions. What is required is a pleasant, helpful approach towards Museum visitors. Most visitors are non-technical people, often accompanied by their families.
Please e-mail enquiries@mocft.co.uk if you can help or if you would like further information.