The best family day out in Sunny Dunny with fun for all ages. The parade will start at 13:15  from outside The Hillside Hotel followed by the crowing of the Queen at 1400hrs.
Enjoy live music, Dunbar Coastguard team, lots of stalls, Dancing from Strictly for lifeboats 2017 on the main stage, Vintage cars, Dunbar fire brigade, along with some birds of prey, Children's rides to keep the wee ones happy. The RNLI best bar as always!
The Harley Davidsons will be back again. Plus there will be lots more going on in and around the Harbour to keep you entertained all day long.

 

A G Thomson has had to wait until the spring tides were right in June to repair the North Wall steps but these will now make access to the boatsfrom that side of the harbour much easier.

 

 

 

 

Dunbar Battery was the setting for many sunny, if windy, events during a busy Civic Week. A variety of performers put on one play and many concerts during the week and Civic Queen  Connie presided over the closing service which brought Civic Week to an end in a  packed amphitheatre.

 

 

Clearance work is now under way to re-establish access to the castle vaults on the south side of the harbour. At the same time progress is being made by Dunbar’s Fishermen’s Association to introduce a Cold Store and Chiller beside their working area.

 

Dunbar’s lifeboat crew joined the rescue response after five people were cut off by the tide at Pease Bay on Wednesday. The alarm was raised just after 6pm when two adults and three children were spotted in trouble on rocks to the north east of the holiday park. Dunbar’s all weather lifeboat (ALB) was launched and on scene at  6.30pm. By then one of the adults and the three children had made their own  way to safety up the rocks. One man however was still  stranded in rising sea water. The Coastguard Search and Rescue helicopter arrived at 7pm and quickly winched the man to safety.