The District 1010 Conference will be held this year at the NEW Carnegie Conference Centre in Dunfermline on Saturday 24th October 2026.
On the Friday evening (23rd) there will be a free event in the Centre with dancing to local entertainer Jay Silver and a snack buffet. The bar will be open.
On the Saturday there will be a full day of speakers from all over the District and beyond. Speakers who will hopefully inspire you with their stories and projects from all over District 1010.
There will also be a busy House of Friendship showcasing many local and International charities as well as some incredible club projects which we can support.
October 24th is also World Polio Day and we will be having a speaker from EPN to tell us more about how we are progressing in our quest to eradicate polio in the world. To promote this, our own EPN lead will be selling small batches of Purple Crocus bulbs which can be planted in the area around the Conference Centre as a lasting reminder of our commitment to rid the world of Polio.
On the Saturday evening, we have invited back the extremely popular Straightshooter Disco from last year. We will have a 2 course buffet supper included with the entertainment.
As a bonus we are offering a discounted price for anyone booking the Daytime and evening together.
Please note: to allow for catering, we also need you to register for the free event on the Friday evening. Thanks.
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