Kirkcaldy’s newest food market has unveiled more dates after its debut was hailed a resounding success.

The Lang Toun Artisan Market will be black in Beveridge Park in June, August and September with even more stalls and more attractions.

Huge numbers flocked to Beveridge Park for the first event in April, surpassing the expectations of the organisers who plan to make it a regular event. Plans are already in hand for a return in June.

It was organised by Natasha Norbury who is behind the well established artisan market in Dunfermline. Around 36 traders took part, and the aim is to grow that number to 50, with the additional of live music to make it a special day out.

The Lang Toun Artisan Market was an instant hit with locals (Pic: Cath Ruane)

placeholder image — The Lang Toun Artisan Market was an instant hit with locals (Pic: Cath Ruane)

Posting on Facebook, she said traders were blown away by the response .

“It went far better than I could have imagined, so thank you so much to everyone who visited us today.” she said. “Being the first market in this space there were some hiccups and things out of my control, but overall it was a great day.”

Many food vendors quickly sold out, with queues forming at a number of outlets, while others had to restock more than once.

The next artisan market will be in the park on Saturday June 20, followed by August 1 and September 12.