Kirkcaldy Collective - Discover Local

23/06/2026

Ahoy friends, join us in shell-ebrating one year of Every One Every Day! 🐚

All the activities are free and everyone is welcome to join in. The cupcake decorating is bookable so we make sure get the right amount of cupcakes and equipment.🧁

Join in with our a-ray of activities:
- Cupcake Decorating (please book your space)
- Seaside-Themed Crafting with Gail
- Community Exhibition
- Beach Art with Mig (all captured by a drone, ooohw)
- Birthday-Themed Crafting
- Open Table (a pot-luck meal to share together)

⚓Friday 26th June (10am - 6pm) & Saturday 27th June (10am - 3pm)

More details at: https://everyonescotland.org/whats-on/our-1st-birthday-celebration/

Come be creative, share some food, and celebrate our creative community together! If you have any questions then please get in touch with us or drop into our Makerspace if you rather chat in-person.

[Image description: A seaside themed birthday invitation].

18/06/2026

How to turn your creative ideas into a practical outcome... 💭➡🎨

We have created new Makerspace Ideas Meetings!

These monthly meetings are chance for you to discuss ideas for your Makerspace.💡It's your Makerspace, let's create it together.

Our team will guide you to think about what practical things and resources you think your Makerspace needs. This is also a chance to create and share ideas together, such as skill sharing and collaborative projects. 🧶

Come along and be part of your Makerspace community.

When: Monthly, 2-3pm. The next meeting is today - Thursday 18th June.

Where: Every One Every Day Makerspace, The Mercat Shopping Centre, Kirkcaldy.

Can't make it? DM us or see future dates are on our website here:https://everyonescotland.org/makerspace/

👇Comment below to share with us your ideas for the Makerspace.

📸: Leo Paredes Photography

[Images description: The words read "Makerspace Ideas Meeting, it's your makerspace, let's create it together." Behind the words in a grid are two people chating in the Makerspace, a young child creating with clay, a sewing machine and a pair of hands knitting.]

13/06/2026

🪡🧵 Kirkcaldy Area Repair Cafe Today 🛠️🔌
📍 Every One Every Day
~ Mercat Shopping Centre
⏰ 12.30-3.00pm

Do you have an item that’s broken or in need of fixing? Don’t bin it, bring it to our pop-up Repair Cafe!

When: Saturday 13th June, 12:30 - 3pm.

Where: Every One Every Day, The Mercat Shopping Centre, Kirkcaldy.

🔗Find out more on our website: https://everyonescotland.org/repair-cafe/

Learn with our volunteer Menders how to fix your item if possible, or receive advice about mending.

Types of repairs available at the Repair Cafe pop-up:

👕Clothing and textiles

⚡Small electrical items

🧸Furniture and toys

If you have questions, send us a DM or comment below 👇

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11/06/2026

Do you have an item that’s broken or in need of fixing? Don’t bin it, bring it to our pop-up Repair Cafe!

When: Saturday 13th June, 12:30 - 3pm.

Where: Every One Every Day, The Mercat Shopping Centre, Kirkcaldy.

🔗Find out more on our website: https://everyonescotland.org/repair-cafe/

Learn with our volunteer Menders how to fix your item if possible, or receive advice about mending.

Types of repairs available at the Repair Cafe pop-up:

👕Clothing and textiles

⚡Small electrical items

🧸Furniture and toys

If you have questions, send us a DM or comment below 👇

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09/06/2026

World Cup: hundreds set to pack Fife's only fanzone for Scotland's big games

06/06/2026

Lang Toun Fest is here...

There is culture, art, history, music, food, family-friendly activities, and community projects. Whether you are local or a visitor, there will be something for you to get involved in and enjoy.

Find out whats happening this weekend, and for the rest of the month online via the link in comments

Or pick up a copy of the Lang Toun Fest programme in venues across town

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.