Three light-hearted films from the 1950s to 1970s showcase the homes, holiday destinations and design of mid-century Scotland in all its colourful glory.

The screening is free and run on a drop-in basis. (Booking not essential but you are encouraged to reserve a spot at Eventbrite to indicate numbers. Thanks.)

The programme lasts around 45 minutes. It will screen at 2:30pm, 3:30pm and 4:30pm.

About the films:

• ‘New Day’ (1959) – (22 mins) An optimistic portrait of the new town of Glenrothes. Coal miner, George Mackay, and family settle into their new modern home and community.

• ‘Pleasure Island’ (1960) – (10 mins) A sunny picture-postcard promotional film for holidaymakers to ‘Royal Rothesay’, Isle of Bute.

• ‘Everything by Design’ (1971) (15 mins) – Modern design is explored in this colourful survey of Scottish homes, furniture, shops and transportation.

This event is part of Dementia Fest – WestFest 2026 programme.