Welcome to Kirkcaldy Gaming Society at Glebe Park Centre
Kirkcaldy Gaming Society (KGS) is a community charity that brings people together through tabletop gaming and other hobbies.
Our venue at Glebe Park Centre is a welcoming space where people can meet, play games, and enjoy shared hobbies. Whether you enjoy board games, roleplaying games, miniature wargaming, trading card games, or hobby crafting, there is a place for you here.
KGS exists to help people connect. Many people experience loneliness or struggle to find social activities where they feel comfortable. Our goal is to create a safe, inclusive space where everyone feels welcome.
We are open to people of all ages and experience levels. Some people who visit have been gaming for years. Others are trying their first tabletop game.
Your first visit is free, so you can come along, meet people, and see what the community is like.
Regular activities include:
Dungeons & Dragons and other roleplaying games
Board games
Warhammer and miniature wargaming
Magic the Gathering and Pokémon
Hobby crafting and miniature painting
Blood on the Clocktower social deduction games
If you are looking to meet new people, try something new, or just spend time with others, KGS is a great place to start.
Join our Discord to connect with the community and book a table through the website when you are ready to play.
For more information visit our FAQs!
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