Things to Do

Comic movie fans are in for a treat this weekend as OnFife hosts its first themed film festival.

Young musicians in the Kingdom are being invited to join in the fun with one of the area’s most laid back orchestras this week.

An exhibition which captures the changing face of Kirkcaldy over the past 120 years finishes this weekend.

Fife Writes brings its next event to Kirkcaldy later this month.

There will be a final opportunity to see this year’s Burntisland Heritage Trust exhibition on Doors Open Day tomorrow (Sunday).

A new app will bring history alive in Kinghorn, using virtual reality and smartphones to let viewers relive the past.

Organisers have hailed this year’s Kinghorn Village Show a success with a rise in entries for 2019.

Doors Open Day is one of the most popular dates in the community calendar.

A new escape room giving adventure-seekers just 60 minutes to find and solve mysterious clues is opening in Fife this week.

A Fife woman convicted of witchcraft has been remembered in her home town more than 300 years after her death.

It is 30 years since the first Doors Open Days were held in Scotland as part of the European City of Culture celebrations.

The king of live comedy is back with a new tour for 2019 and he is set to take to the stage in Fife this month.

A number of artists from Kirkcaldy, Burntisland and Kinghorn are throwing open their doors this month to display their work and talk to visitors about what they do.

The Alhambra Theatre plays host to a night of star names in aid of a fantastic Fife charity later this year.

Leading Scottish saxophonist Tommy Smith OBE will fulfill a long-held ambition when he plays a solo concert at Dunfermline Abbey on Sunday, September 8.

Maybe you’re a keen cyclist, or perhaps you want to dig your old bike out the shed and get it back on the road, or maybe you just want to find out more about cycling opportunities locally.

The countdown has begun to the third Fife Whisky Festival in March 2020.

Fife Farmers Market returns to St Andrews tomorrow (Saturday) with its second street market held on Market Street.

Locals are being invited to follow the Scarecrow Trail in Kinghorn when it opens tomorrow (Saturday).