Things to Do

Budding golfers are being invited to snap up one of the few remaining places for a special memorial event next month in Kirkcaldy.

Are you old enough to remember steam train travel in the 1960’s?

Horticulturalists and gardening enthusiasts will be congregating in the Corn Exchange in Cupar next month to display some of the most colourful flowers and vegetables in the area for the annual Cupar Flower Show.

Fifers have found success across the globe, but something always brings them home - and, incredibly, you’ll find a cluster of famous faces in one village as a new festival launches.

The 36th annual Aberdour Festival will kick off next weekend – and everyone’s invited.

The Buckhaven and Denbeath Gala is set to return later this month, following a 14-year hiatus.

Anstruther Harbour Festival returns on Friday, promising three days of music, dancing, food, live events, and much more.

The sun was shining at this year’s Burntisland Highland Games - and people turned out in their thousands once again yesterday (Monday) to watch as the 367th event got under way.

A new arts festival in Lower Largo featuring a mix of local and leading performers and artists, begins this week.

The summer holidays can be a brilliant time for kids and adults alike.

Explore! Travellers and Trailblazers opened on Saturday and runs until November 10 at Kirkcaldy Galleries.

If you are a fan of wildlife documentaries then there is a show coming to the Kingdom later on this year you won’t want to miss.

‘The biggest and most impressive’ motorbike show in the region was held in Kirkcaldy at the weekend.

Youngsters in Kirkcaldy are being invited to put on their dancing shoes and boogie along to some club classics at a special afternoon disco for tots in a town nightclub this weekend.

It’s one of the highlights of the year in Burntisland and fingers are crossed that the sun shines on Monday’s Highland Games.

Kinghorn Lifeboat volunteers had a successful open day on Saturday, raising over £5000 for the RNLI.

Did you know Jacobite officers were imprisoned on the Bass Rock?

After five years of restoration led by Fife Coast and Countryside Trust (FCCT), the historic 64-mile Fife Pilgrim Way is officially opening today.

Locals are being invited to join in a fun-filled day of shopping, music and entertainment at a Summer Festival in Kirkcaldy’s Merchants’ Quarter.