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Love Oor Lang Toun
Supporting community, culture and regeneration in Kirkcaldy Town Centre.
Love Kirkcaldy, Love Local
Who We Are
Love Oor Lang Toun is an independent community organisation in Kirkcaldy, Fife.
We are promoting and driving regeneration in Kirkcaldy town centre, through engaging with local businesses, the community and other partners.
Kirkcaldy already has so much to offer so let's continue to move forward and keep loving oor lang toun! Find out about our work here.
Local Events
Kirkcaldy hosts a wide range of community events throughout the year.
From markets and festivals to charity runs and cultural celebrations, there’s always something happening in the Lang Toun.
Visit our Local Events page to see what’s coming up.
Artisan Fridays
Artisan Friday's bring you fresh local produce and stalls from a range of makers. The market runs from 9.00am to 4.00pm.
Fife Pride
One of the biggest events in Kirkcaldy’s calendar, featuring a parade through the town centre followed by a full day of entertainment and celebration.
Kirkcaldy Parks Running Festival
A popular annual running event through Kirkcaldy’s parks and coastal routes.
The Lang Toun
[ The Long Town ]
Kirkcaldy has long been nicknamed the Lang Toun in reference to the early town's 0.9-mile (1.4 km) main street. The street later reached a length of nearly 4 miles (6.4 km).
Our 3 Main Priorities
1. The Town Centre
To create a modern town centre of independent shops, cafe culture, market spaces, leisure, living space and an active waterfront for local people and visitors. We want to provide and influence innovative uses of space and buildings that improve the function, feel and flow of the town centre.
2. Focus on the Local Economy
To use the regeneration of Kirkcaldy Town Centre as a way of helping the wider Kirkcaldy Area economy.
3. Develop as an Independent Community Organisation
To ensure that there is a constituted independent local organisation that plays an integral and influential role in Kirkcaldy Town Centre regeneration and engages with local businesses, the community and other partners.
"A nation is not made wealthy by the childish accumulation of shiny metals, but it is enriched by the economic prosperity of its people.”
Adam Smith
Kirkcaldy born 18th-century Scottish economist, philosopher and author. Adam Smith is considered the father of modern economics.
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