Today at the Wee Hub
Every Wednesday at the Wee Hub in Ocean Terminal there is a messy play art workshop between 1.30 and 3.00pm Just drop in. It is held in the former Debenhams building.
There are lots of other activities each day – see below or the Wee Hub Facebook page.
Rachel Scott branches out with new shop
Rachel Scott is a name well known on Dundas Street where finding a designer wedding dress shop has made many dreams come true in the last two decades.
The business is now branching out to a new quirky space on Queensferry Street in the West End.
Recognising the need for something more bespoke in evening wear than is available anywhere else in Scotland, and having long been asked by her big name suppliers and her customers to do so, Rachel will offer designer evening dresses. The shopping experience is personal to the client and Rachel and her three strong team will help create the look which works for those who are going to the ball, or who are about to be the mother of the bride or groom – from top to toe. Rachel also makes her own tiaras and jewellery to complete the individual outfits. There will be an open weekend over 3 and 4 February when appointments are not needed.
Corstorphine Winter Wanderland
Corstorphine Window Wanderland is back.
Once again the area will be brightened up during the last weekend of February by transforming the streets of Corstorphine into a magical outdoor illuminated gallery for everyone to enjoy.
Window Wanderland is a free event and all are invited to take part – residents, schools, community groups and businesses. Supported by Corstorphine Community Council and the Corstorphine Trust, we hope the whole community will get involved with decorating windows or wandering, or both.
Taking part is completely FREE, and everyone is welcome.
Manipulate Festival
The festival runs from 1 to 11 February 2024 at venues across Edinburgh.
Manipulate Festival is an annual celebration of excellence in the fields of animated film, puppetry and visual theatre, bringing the very best of international and Scottish work to audiences across Edinburgh and beyond, in February each year. Creating a platform for creative exchange, debate and discussion alongside staging boundary-pushing new work for adult audiences, the Festival has gained recognition nationally and internationally for its innovative curation and unique blend of artforms.
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