Buckie Community Shop

Sells second hand goods, including furniture, electrical and white goods, with profits remaining in the community. Helps those in need source household items.

Meets weekly and welcomes anyone who sings for fun. Performs at various community events, including Carols in the Square.

A very successful one-day show for classic, modern and future classic vehicles, with around 700 entries from across the UK. Add in the charity fundraising and food stalls and it makes an enjoyable family day out.

A hugely popular Christmas event which incorporates turning on the Christmas lights. Normally including a funfair, Santa parade, charity fundraising and craft stalls.

The local branch of the Royal British Legion, the largest ex-service membership charity in Scotland, providing comradeship, support and a voice for veterans.

Situated on Low Street, the club offers outdoor and short mat indoor bowls.

The Buckie Area Forum (BAF) brings together representatives from local community organisations and local residents to share information and tackle issues.

A group of artists and crafters who meet regularly in The Fishermen’s Hall to share their skills and love of crafting over a cuppa.

A volunteer run heritage centre which aims to “preserve the character, history and traditions of the fishing and boat building industries in the Buckie district.” They have a collection of artifacts and an extensive collection of photos.

The Community Council is a voluntary organisation that acts as a voice for the Buckie area. They meet monthly to discuss issues affecting their area, including planning and licensing applications and are consulted regularly by the local authority on a range of matters. All meetings are public and members of the community are encouraged to attend.