The Pitt is back and opening soon
The Pitt in Leith used to be a good place to hang out at the weekends until it closed - and the good news...
Singing and dancing at the Light Night Concert
At the Ross Bandstand on Sunday the spirit of Christmas was brought to life with song and dance by performers of all ages.
Despite the...
Book Review – Salvage by Mark Baillie
Nash Lacklow is dying.
A lifetime of poor housing, dirty jobs and smoking has caught up with him, and now his emphysema’s at stage four....
Hidden Door – tickets available for next weekend’s party
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...
Wrapped with love – Christmas gifts for the food obsessed
Looking to delight the food lovers in your life this Christmas? From artisanal treats to culinary chronicles, Edinburgh's food scene and beyond offers a...
Get ready to Push the Boat Out
Award-winning folk singer Iona Fyfe gets ready to Push the Boat Out as Edinburgh’s International Poetry Festival brings a wave of creativity to the...
Sparkly crane above Jenners
Construction company, GRAHAM, has added some sparkle to the city centre skyline as the firm progresses with the transformation of the historic Grade-A...
Karma Lake of Menteith is waiting for you
A culinary adventure awaits at one of Scotland's most picturesque locations, where the Karma Lake of Menteith Hotel is making waves with its new...
Edinburgh Open Workshop – Festive Makers Market
Enjoy a different kind of festive shopping experience at Edinburgh Open Workshop’s Makers Market.
Edinburgh Open Workshop will once again host its winter Makers Market,...
Good things come in threes for Porty’s Pronto
A new Edinburgh pizzeria has underlined its growing reputation for serving some of the best pizza around after being named finalists in three categories...
Archive launched to promote Edinburgh’s theatre heritage
King’s Theatre Heritage Project, dedicated to celebrating the rich history of Edinburgh’s theatre community, has been launched.
At the heart of the project is The...
Mowgli Edinburgh – a festive feast with Indian soul
When Mowgli opened its doors on Hanover Street in April 2023, it felt like welcoming an old friend to the city.
Having first fallen for...
Blackwell’s Book of the Year 2024 is announced
Book store Blackwell's has announced its Book of the Year for 2024.
The store has chosen Eighteen A History of Britain in 18 Young...
Sour beer dream grinds to halt at The Vault
A busy and popular Portobello bar is to shout “last orders” after brewery owners turned sour on the idea of having a tap room...
King becomes Royal patron of National Galleries of Scotland
Today the National Galleries of Scotland has announced that it has been awarded the Royal Patronage of His Majesty, King Charles III.
This news comes...
Christmas tree on The Mound is ready to be the centre...
The lights were added to the Christmas tree on the Mound today in readiness for next week's big switch on.
The tree has been...
Lulu live at Usher Hall
As a Scot raised on American music and culture it made sense that Lulu's first earth-shattering hit Shout should open and close this show...
First Footin’ – looking for singers to perform on New Year’s...
Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations will continue into New Year's Day with the free offerings included in First Footin' - musical events all over the city...
Meet Harley the real top dog
The Dogs Trust is currently caring for the tallest dog they have ever cared for who is 76cm in height when standing on his...
Filmhouse patron gets married in Edinburgh
Scottish actor Jack Lowden, star of Slow Horses and newly announced patron of Edinburgh Filmhouse, has married his long term partner Irish actor, Saoirse...
Edinburgh 900 – talks and performances telling the history of theatre
As part of Edinburgh 900 the Scottish Storytelling Centre will host a weekend of talks and performances to tell the tale of Edinburgh’s rich...
Culture Secretary announces St Andrew’s Day celebrations
Biggest ever programme of events and offers for national day.
The Cabinet Secretary for Culture and External Affairs, Fiona Hyslop, was at the glasshouses at...
Five spring walks in Edinburgh
All of our walks start from the city centre and are easily manageable with children in buggies. There are no really steep hills either...
Fringe 2024 – Tending ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
One was inspired by a TV programme about nurses saving babies in a war zone. One became a nurse because he realised that nurses...
The Rig is making its way back on to our screens...
Prime Video have unveiled some initial photos from the set of series two of the thriller, The Rig.
The six-part series is set to...
Quality assured for Musselburgh racing fans with new AA grading
Musselburgh Racecourse underlined its position as one of Scotland’s leading racecourses with an “exemplary” rating in four categories of a leading quality assurance scheme.
The...
Cool new venue – Edinburgh’s Christmas announce the city’s first Ice...
The coolest new bar in town, the Ice Bar will have tables, chairs and glasses sculpted entirely from ice.
Edinburgh's Christmas have announced today that...
New Trophy!
The totesport Edinburgh Cup, which is run for the first time on Saturday (June 5) will net the winner £50,000 and a unique commemorative...
New symphony orchestra for Edinburgh
Edinburgh will have its own professional symphony orchestra, Capella Edina, after nearly 90 years without one.
To mark the city's 900th anniversary the orchestra has...
Scottish Opera
Using different opera styles, new formats and collaborations, and creating a wider variety of events and experiences, the Company’s new season is designed to...
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