So, the weekend is more or less here and that means our weekly round up of things to get up to in and around Kirkcaldy.
Pub of the week
The Novar Bar
"The Novar Bar is a traditional local bar based in Kirkcaldy.
When it comes to great drink, food and a lively friendly pub, this is the place to be!
We take pride in our food, that's why we've been working with our chef's not only to bring you a fresh menu but great prices too.
With our food made from the finest ingredients we are sure to tempt the whole family, whatever the taste buds maybe. Whether you fancy our traditional homemade Steak Pie to our Spicy Cajun Chicken there is always something to try at Novar Bar.
It doesn't stop there! Novar bar would not be complete without large plasma screens to keep the atmosphere lively with live sports in the bar every day"
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17 Nicol Street, Kirkcaldy
01592 59 80 90
Restaurant of the week
Kingarroch Inn, Craigrothie
"The Kingarroch Inn Gastro Pub opened in early November 2016 under the new ownership of chef patron Kevin Joubert and his partner Ola, who could not wish for a better setting for their new venture.
Our journey started in Perth where we met and opened our first venue in 2010- The North Port Restaurant, award winning and popular eatery in the area.
The location of Kingarroch Inn gives us even greater opportunity to expand on local cooking with use of wonderful Scottish ingredients.
We hope to build the sort of place where you would like to spend your time with family and friends.
Kingarroch Inn is about two miles south of Cupar, one mile west of Ceres, and nine miles east from St Andrews."
Main St, Craigrothie, KY15 5QA
Call us 01334 829301
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Gigs
Friday 13th, 8PM - CBAL Fundraiser at The Wheatsheaf
"Kirkcaldy YMCA presents an evening of live music performed by individuals and group from our CBAL (Community Based Adult Learning) Music course. This concert is to raise awareness and to also act as a fundraiser. This is due to the course's funding being cut in half by Fife Council. Entrance is free but concert goers are encouraged to make a donation on the night.
Gig Starting Time: 8:00pm
Free Entry
Donations Welcome
Artist/Band Running Order:
8:00pm - 8:15pm: Heather Cox
8:30pm - 9:15pm: Psycho Therapy
9:30pm - 9:45pm: The Tree Joints
10:00pm - 10:45pm: Ronnie Ray Gun (Bob Scott)
11:00pm - 11:30pm: The Jook Joints (Featuring: Gary Diamond on Bass Guitar)
So please come along and show all the artists/bands some support!!!!"
5 Tollbooth Street, Kirkcaldy
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Other stuff
Saturday - Kestrels v Capitals
"The Scott Gibson Bodyshop sponsored Kirkcaldy Kestrels take a two goal lead into the Scottish Cup 1st Round 2nd Leg tie with Edinburgh Capitals. The winners will move on to face either Kilmarnock Thunder (3) or Solway Stingrays (12) in the quarter final stage.
Fife Ice Arena
Saturday 14th October
Scottish Cup 1st Round 2nd Leg
Kirkcaldy Kestrels (5) v (3) Edinburgh Capitals
Face Off: 8pm
U10 Challenge Match
Fife Eagles v Ayr Bruins
Face Off: 6.30pm
Adults £5 Kids/Concessions £3
Entry fee covers both games
Doors Open 6pm
Merchandise will be on sale at the game and donations are welcome for Cowdenbeath Food Bank & Fife Children's Clothing Bank."
Fife Ice Arena
Rosslyn St, KY1 3HS
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Sunday - Fitness Instructor Training - Hydro-Active
"Steph Toogood’s Hydro-Actif
> 360 Angles for Balance and Core 8:30am -12:30pm
Add functional training into your existing aqua classes with arm and leg exercises and combinations that move in all directions - planar and multi-planar. Take away ideas for making your choreography fun and purposeful or use these functional movements to form a balance and/or core class. This choreography is suitable for all fitness levels and can be modified or enhanced to suit the individual.
> Deep ABC (Angles, Balance, Core) Training 1:30pm - 5.30pm
Use deep water to the max! Explore varied working positions and use the limbs to both stabilize and destabilise the body with symmetrical and asymmetrical movements. Investigate progressive exercise through 360 degrees to ensure muscle balance and joint integrity. Soft, sequential patterns integrated with rigid power moves will excite all abilities for optimal fitness benefits.
£40 per session - payable to Kirkcaldy Leisure Centre."
Kirkcaldy Leisure Centre
Esplanade Kirkcaldy, KY1 1HR, Kirkcaldy, Fife.
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There you have it for another week, have a great weekend whatever you get up to!
If you’re looking for something new, pop in to our Kirkcaldy shop (address below) between 10am and 4pm, Tuesday to Saturday or call us on: 01592 264305 and we will be happy to help.
As a disclaimer, we are not affiliated with any of these pubs, restaurants or gigs that we have in our guides.
You are responsible for yourself, have fun whatever you get up to! 
Here's a map to the shop, if needed, and hopefully see you soon!
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