Strathmore Men's Shed
Phone: 01250 369291
Updated: 15:26 Monday 31 May - information changes regularly so do check with the group direct.
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Main Contact: Eric Galloway
Meeting Time/Location: Tuesdays from 5:30pm to 9pm (ish)

We are currently meeting fortnightly at Davie Park for a chat. Bring your own food, flask, seat etc.
Also hosting monthly breakfasts.
Get in Touch for more information and to join in.
Who or what is “Men's Shed”?
A Men’s Shed is a larger version of the typical man’s shed in the garden – a place where he feels at home and pursues practical interests with a high degree of autonomy. A Men’s Shed offers this to a group of like minded men where members share the tools and resources they need to work on projects of their own choosing, at their own pace and in a safe, friendly and inclusive venue.
A Shed’s activities usually involve making or mending in wood (e.g. carpentry, joinery, turning) but may include gardening, electronics, tool renovation.
Up-cycling and restoration will feature
strongly – some say “that goes for the
men too!” Although Sheds mostly attract
older men, we welcome men of any age.
We believe in encouraging good interaction
between young and old. Women are not
excluded either.
On the right our members are repairing a saw that has been donated.
Social activities should also feature highly whether as group activities or family activities like a summer Barbeque.
Basic cookery classes is another
activity that could be very helpful.
While another member is programming a mini
computer
Two members with
“Boys toys” radio
controlled car.
Some more ideas are
listed.
Whatever activities are pursued the essence of a Shed is not a building, which some don’t have, but the network of relationships between the members.
The Strathmore Mens Shed aim to be self sustaining by various fund raising activities like quiz nights or raffles.
We are happy to receive donations of tools and equipment, some of which we can use, some we renovate and sell. Those we don’t, we send to third world countries who are less fortunate than us. We also undertake small commissions such as the bird and bat boxes for the Coupar Angus Pride of Place group.
Come along and join us for some banter, refreshments and an opportunity for practical work!
"Like a pub but with no beer"