We would like to see a future where everyone can afford to eat good, healthy and sustainable food. We hold various cooking workshops and courses in our Lang Spoon Community Kitchen at 8 East Fergus Place to help people improve their cooking skills, reduce food waste, and eat local, seasonal food.
We run ‘grow your own’ workshops teaching people to grow their own vegetables, fruit and herbs, as well as weekly volunteer sessions and family-friendly events at our Community Training Garden at Ravenscraig Walled Garden.
Projects & Activities
Climate Friendly Garden at 8 East Fergus Place
We're creating a climate-friendly and productive back garden at our community building.
East Fergus Parklet
We are transforming a small area of disused land on East Fergus Place beside our community building to create the East Fergus Parklet.
Kirkcaldy Climate Friendly Living Guide
The guide explains simple changes that you can make to reduce your personal climate impact.
Environmental Health and Food Hygiene (REHIS) Training
Greener Kirkcaldy is an Accredited Training Centre that offers REHIS training and qualifications in food hygiene. Learn more about the courses we offer.
Cooking Classes and Workshops
Learn new skills and discover global cuisine at the Lang Spoon Community Kitchen
The Lang Spoon Community Kitchen
Our community training and production kitchens offer a range of training, workshops and volunteer opportunities, and are available to hire.
Ravenscraig Walled Garden
Our community training garden and room offers courses, training and volunteer opportunities in gardening and growing your own fruit and vegetables.
Climate Action Fife
Climate Action Fife is a partnership project of 12 community and public sector organisations in Fife. Led by Greener Kirkcaldy, the 5-year project is funded by the National Lottery’s Climate Action Fund.
Community Meals at Greener Kirkcaldy
Community Meals: Come and eat a sit-down meal with us and pay what you feel. Every Wednesday at East Fergus Place. Booking required.
Recipes and ideas
Looking for inspiration in the kitchen? Why not try some of our favourite recipes?
Holiday Kids Clubs
Our school holiday kids clubs include cooking clubs in our Lang Spoon Community Kitchen.
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News & Blog
Fighting food waste with Plate Up For Fife
In the UK, a quarter of all food grown is never eaten. Explore the importance of reducing food waste and how we’ve been supporting it.
Oct. 22, 2024