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****PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NOW CLOSED FOR THE WINTER SEASON****
****WE WILL REOPEN APRIL 2026*****
THE COFFEE SHOP REMAINS OPEN WITH ITS ADVERTISED HOURS
A window on Fife’s past. Explore the story of the people of Fife at our free, family-friendly museum run mostly by local volunteers
Free Entry, but a small donation is always welcome to help maintain our museum
Our Current Main Exhibitions :-
The Coffee Shop at Fife Folk Museum:
The Coffee Shop At Fife Folk Museum is now in the capable hands of Callum Murray and his team.
“We’re proud to be a family-run cafe, not part of a big corporation. Every cup of coffee, every slice of cake you enjoy here directly supports our family and helps us bring our vision to life. To every customer who gave us a smile, shared kind feedback, or simply chose to spend time with us – thank you. It means more than words can say.”
Current Opening Hours 10am until 3pm, Wednesday to Sunday.
Check out their Facebook page here for latest information.
The phone number for The Coffee Shop @FFM is
01334 845141
LATEST NEWS
FFM 100 Club
The March 100 club was drawn earlier this week.
The winners are :-
1st Prize. J. Van den Berg
2nd Prize. S. Smith
3rd Prize. J. Drummond
Congratulations to all.
The 100 CLUB raises valuable funds to help run the museum. Entry costs are just £2 per month although you can have more than one entry if you wish and this will give you a chance to win in each one of our monthly draws. Draws take place monthly. Half of the money raised from the 100 CLUB will support the museum, the other half is given out as First, Second and Third prizes each month.
If you would like to become a member please email info@fifefolkmuseum.org or telephone 01334 828180 for details.
Forthcoming Events = Next Event
Sunday 5th April 11am till 3pm
Discover the art of spoon carving at Fife Folk Museum! This event offers an introduction to carving your own wooden spoon using simple tools and age-old techniques.
Led by experienced carver, Colin Harper the sessions will explore the tools, methods, and cultural heritage behind this practical craft. You’ll learn about wood selection, safe carving practices, and leave with the knowledge and inspiration to try it yourself, as well as your very own original wooden spoon.
Cost is £22.50. All materials supplied.
To book your place please email
Or contact us by Phone on 01334 828210 , email: info@fifefolkmuseum.org