Things to Do

Brave fundraisers are being invited to firewalk next month to raise money for Fife’s Maggie’s Centre.

The 2019 edition of St Andrews Voices promises to bring outstanding vocal and choral music in a variety of genres to the town this month.

The public had a rare opportunity to watch an international artist at work this week as David Mach began creating a large-scale sculpture in Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries (DCL&G).

Young people from Youth Music Theatre Scotland (YMTS) are taking to the stage in Lochgelly this weekend to perform their ‘Favourite Things’.

Fife’s biggest annual arts competition unveiled its winners on Friday.

Local ladies are being invited to a fundraising dinner party in Kirkcaldy this month to help raise money for a worthy cause.

Fife’s biggest annual arts competition unveils its winners on Friday.

One of Fife’s most successful charity appeals is set to mark its 30th anniversary with a star-studded fundraiser.

Explore your sculptural heritage – that’s the offer to Fifers ahead of a major project.

A spectacular fireworks display will light up the St Andrews sky on the eve of the final day of this year’s Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.

Poppyscotland is holding a a special St Andrew’s Day ceilidh at Burntisland Golf Club, on November 30.

Mamma Mia: Edinburgh Playhouse.

Kirkcaldy Old Kirk will be celebrating 775 years of Christian presence and worship in the heart of the town with a special Service of Thanksgiving this weekend – and everyone is invited to join in.

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.