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Coffee Morning Galore and Posters from Store to Store

Everyone loves a good coffee morning once in a while, whether its for the coffee, the raffle, the cakes or the socialising; you will normally find a large variety of people at these kinds of events.

The time for coffee mornings and fundraisers has arrived!

With many coffee mornings going in Elgin, let alone other places in the area how can anyone possibly attend all of them.
Many coffee mornings, soup and sweets are advertised all over town so if word of mouth is how you normally hear, there are far easier ways. A list had been compiled below to help aid in discovery and add (if you're a tad like me) a little bit of activity to your day.


Your local library, yes obvious indeed.... or is it? The library is not just for use of computers and the borrowing of books, and I don't mean in recent years it has diversified into the lending of DVD's, audio books and local eventry knowledge. As many people use the library, not only is it word of mouth but quite often flyers and posters are put into the library to help raise awareness of events.


Shops, such as the newsagents and post office. Obvious choices, but also not the only ones as, any shop keepers are more thenews happy to put posters up in their windows which not only advertises the event, but also the products and sale items that are visible from the window. Being as this is not always the case, shop keepers have no obligation to put up posters in their window and on their entrance way walls so one should be aware that when asking the shop keeper can always say no.

The hairdressers, yep! The hairdressers are a fountain of knowledge, with so many people going through everyday people find anything nd everything to talk about. Most of the time if there is a event in their town, they'll have heard about it.

Have anymore tips to find out information about events? Feel free to comment or email me at janestone339@gmail.com and I can leave it as an anonymous tip or quote your name at the bottom of the article.

I hope this post helps you!
"How do you go through finding events to go to and write about?"
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