Hidden Door has taken over its largest site ever at The Paper Factory at Maybury and is throwing a huge opening party next weekend.
Tickets are available here after the first release sold out.
There is music, artworks by around 20 artists, installations and performances to see on Friday and Saturday nights and there is a free entry afternoon on Saturday when you can have a look at what it’s all about.
After the weekend (see below for timings) there will be a bigger multi arts festival on the site in the spring next year. This is a 15 acre site so there is a lot of scope to use the buildings and the open space creatively.
Friday 22 November
18:00 – Doors open
18:00 – Exterior
18:30 – Laser and dance show
19:15 – Paige Kennedy
19:45 – Laser and dance show
20:30 – Trout
21:15 – Laser and dance show
21:25 – Light show w/ Sativa Drummers
22:00 – Jane Weaver
00:00 – Doors close
Saturday 23 November
13:00 – Doors open (free until 18:00)
18:00 – Sarah/Shaun
18:30 – Laser and dance show
19:15 – Witch Fever
19:45 – Laser and dance show
20:30 – HotWax
21:15 – Laser and dance show
21:25 – Light show w/ Sativa Drummers
22:00 – Big Joanie
00:00 – Doors close
Hidden Door is a volunteer-run charitable body and they could do with your help to keep going in this their 10th year. The organisation has opened up some of the most interesting locations in the city such as Leith Theatre, the Arches on Market Street (where the area is now developed into shops and retail spaces) and Granton Gasometer. These have all been “meanwhile” developments using spaces and buildings while the planning process winds its weary way through the permissions required to turn old buildings into something new for the 21st century.
The Gasometer is now being developed as the central part to a new public park in an area which will become home to thousands of families as thousands of new homes are built there.
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