Kirkcaldy Collective - Discover Local

02/06/2026

Do you have a skill, hobby or creative passion you’d love to share with others? 🎨✨

It doesn’t matter if you’ve never run a workshop before. It could be something you’ve been doing for years, or something you’ve learned recently and would love to pass on.

These sessions are run by the community, for the community, and support is available to help you get started.

If you’ve ever thought, “I’d love to share that with others,” this could be the perfect opportunity.

Have a look at the original post from Every One Every Day to find out more ♥️

02/06/2026

01/06/2026

Have your say: transformingkirkcaldy.fife.scot

NEWS: Thank you to community after strong turnout at Kirkcaldy drop-in events

Nearly 300 people came along to Fife Council’s drop-in events on Thursday 28 May to find out more about plans for Kirkcaldy’s town centre and waterfront, and to share their views.

Held at the Town House, the events brought together local people, community groups and project teams working on the next stage of the town’s transformation. There was a real buzz throughout the day, with plenty of passion, ideas and thoughtful questions about the future of Kirkcaldy.

The sessions were part of ongoing work to develop a long-term plan for the town centre and waterfront, alongside a number of projects already underway – including a new flexible community building, development opportunities across the town centre, a green space strategy, and new housing at the former Postings site.

People who attended were able to:

Find out more about how plans are developing

See how earlier feedback is being taken into account

Speak directly to the teams involved
Share their own ideas and priorities

Councillor Ian Cameron, Convener of the Kirkcaldy Area Committee, said:

“Thank you to everyone who came along and took the time to speak with us. There was a real energy in the room, and it was clear how much people care about Kirkcaldy and its future.

“We’re still developing the long-term plan, and feedback like this is an important part of that. People asked thoughtful questions, shared ideas and challenged us in a constructive way – all of which will help shape what happens next.

“This is just one step in an ongoing conversation, and we’re keen to hear from as many people as possible as the work continues.”

For those who couldn’t attend, information about the plans, and the chance to have your say are available online via the link in comments.

The deadline to take part is Friday 5 June.

Another two drop-in sessions are planned for Tuesday 23 June and Tuesday 25 August. More information will be published about these soon.

01/06/2026

SCOTLAND ARE BACK ON THE WORLD STAGE! 🌍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Join us at Fife Ice Arena as we transform into the ultimate World Cup Fan Zone this June! ⚽🔥

🍺 £5 pints
🎶 Live entertainment
❄️ On-Ice Bar
🎉 Epic atmosphere from kick-off to afterparty

📅 14th, 19th & 24th June
🎟️ £10 per night or £25 for all three

Get your mates together, grab your tickets, and let's make some noise for Scotland! 💙

https://eventlist.store/fife-ice-arena/buy-ticket

30/05/2026

30/05/2026

Have you picked up your programme yet?

Well, as a special treat for Local Radio Day yesterday, we had a copy hand delivered by Ryan from Love Oor Lang Toun

Hear his thoughts on Lang Toun Fest and whats happening in Kirkcaldy via the link in comments 👇

30/05/2026

30/05/2026

NEWS: Kirkcaldy Is... getting ready for Lang Toun Fest

The programme is out now, containing a whole host of events taking place across Kirkcaldy from Friday 5th June to Sunday 5th July 2026

Copies are now appearing in venues across the town, and you can pick up a copy from:

Adam Smith Global Foundation
Adam Smith Theatre
Kirkcaldy Galleries
Kings Theatre
Betty Nicols
Fife Forge
Fallon’s Fleurs
Waterstones Kirkcaldy
Grit Performance Gym

Expect to see copies appearing in other locations over the coming week, but for more on Lang Toun Fest and to view all the events on line, head to the link in comments

looking forward to Lang Toun Fest!