A musical instrument library is set to host a month of free activities.
OnFife's Musical Instrument Library, based at the Lochgelly Centre, will hold a series of free musical events every Saturday morning in March.
The events, called March Music Madness, will be open to people of all ages and will mark the end of a project by volunteers to improve the library's cataloguing system.
The library, which has more than 100 instruments, including guitars and French horns, has been described as a "real community success story."
All of the instruments have been donated by people in Fife.
The volunteers have been updating the instrument catalogue with new images and information to make it easier for people to decide what to borrow.
March Music Madness will begin on March 1 with a Musical Instrument Library Open Morning.
All of the library's instruments will be on display for the public to see, and music tutors will be on hand to help people try them out.
Debra Salem, one of OnFife's creative instigators, said: "People will also get a chance to hear the tutors play, be shown how to access the Musical Instrument Library Catalogue and learn all about the upcoming Saturday morning workshops."
The free music workshops will run from 11am to 12.30pm in the studio and will cover different instruments each week.
On March 8, the focus will be on strings, ukuleles and guitars; March 15 will be a band-type session with electric guitars, bass and drums; March 22 will be all about cornets, trumpets, French horns, tenor horn and bugles; and March 29 will be a big jam session where all the tutors will be there to support everyone who comes along to play together.
The sessions can be booked through the OnFife website or at the Lochgelly Centre box office.
Ms Salem said: "Whether you’ve never played before or have more skill – all are welcome and if you have an instrument at home, bring it along to play at the relevant week’s session.
"And we’ll also have the café open from 11am to 1pm if you’re bringing someone else and want to wait with a coffee and a filled roll."
The Musical Instrument Library is part of a national programme launched by We Make Music Scotland to get musical instruments into libraries across Scotland.
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