Eat local when you eat out at Horizons
From Tuesday to Thursday in September diners can enjoy 20% off all food at The Horizons Restaurant & Waterfront Bar at the Bay Hotel...
Review – Simple Minds
It’s astonishing to believe New Gold Dream (81–82–83–84) by Simple Minds will turn 40 next month.
The band finished their tour in style with...
Zombie Survival – Run for your Life
Hordes of blood thirsty zombies are set to invade Holyrood Park in Edinburgh on Saturday 3rd October when the “Zombie Survival run for your...
Bold and colourful “Life Times” at the Union Gallery
After great success in London, multi-award winning and internationally collected artist, Annette Edgar, has launched her first soloshow in Scotland for five years. Annette's new...
Win a pair of tickets to see Peter Andre in concert...
Peter Andre is celebrating a quarter of a century in music and is bringing his 25 day tour to Edinburgh in February next year.
#celebrating25years
His...
Red Arrows – up close and personal
We have some more photos of the Red Arrows to show you which are now on Flickr. These are shown below, but we also...
Sofa Workshop – View from a Sofa competition
The team at Sofa Workshop in Edinburgh are looking to add some local flavour to their store and they need locals to help them do...
Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Celtic Summer School: Scotland's Visual Arts. How have visual imagery and art shaped the way we see Scotland and its cultural identity? An exciting journey...
Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Bach Before Breakfast: John Bryden plays Bach and Shostakovich on the Cathedral Steinway. Coffee and croissants follow. 8.05-8.35am, St Mary's Cathedral, Palmerston Place. Free: retiring collection.
Mythical...
Fringe Review – Surfing the Holyland ★★★★
Converting to Judaism is a big undertaking, not least in terms of the impact on one's identity, and it forms the beating heart of...
Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Live Music Now: Knox and Ion. A dynamic and exciting guitar duo, creating a mix of Latin, world and jazz music. Based in Glasgow,...
The Edinburgh Reporter Advent Calendar – Gift ideas for everyone at...
You have a choice today. You can either go and stay at Traquair yourself, book a stay for others or indeed you can buy...
Loony Dook on New Year’s Day anyone?
Luckily for those not quite brave enough the entries have now closed for this year's event!
The Loony Dook takes place in South Queensferry on...
Edindocs 2010
We already told you about the up and coming documentary film festival which gets underway in the Capital tomorrow.
You can read a very...
Go racing at Musselburgh this weekend
This weekend the racing at Musselburgh will be sponsored by Caledonian Brewery who will have a brand new beer on tap for you to...
At Queen’s Hall – Aly Bain Trio
A journey through Celtic, Nordic and Appalachian cultures awaits audiences on Sunday 15 October at Edinburgh Queen's Hall.
Sharing their Celtic, Nordic and Appalachian...
Edinburgh Gin team up with Mimi’s Bakehouse for the perfect Afternoon...
Edinburgh Gin has a new flavour - Gooseberry and Elderflower gin - which they think is the perfect addition to afternoon tea. So they...
GFF 2014 – 20 feet from Stardom (Morgan Grenville 2013)
Rarely does a documentary let you be both in awe of and feel pity for its protagonists. In 20 Feet from Stardom, director Morgan...
Penicuik Library hosts evening with crime writer Peter Ritchie
Local crime fiction writer Peter Ritchie will give a talk about his work at Penicuik Library on Thursday 24th November, (7-30 - 9.00pm) Entry...
Scottish Opera comes to Musselburgh
Audiences in Musselburgh will be among the first in the UK to hear a brand new work by composer Gareth Williams as Opera Highlights is staged at the...
#GeorgianShadows continues in Charlotte Square this week
The National Trust for Scotland's Georgian House will thrown open its doors to visitors this week.
On 28 February, special twilight tours celebrating Georgian life...
Bring your bear for free entry to Royal Yacht Britannia
For the month of April, children bringing their favourite cuddly toy will get free entry to The Royal Yacht Britannia in Leith.
Step aboard...
Shuggie Bain author joins Scottish Book Trust in call for Your...
Douglas Stuart, author of the Booker Prize for his wonderful Shuggie Bain, has teamed up with Scottish Book Trust to ask Scots to submit...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – We Will be Free
Townsend Productions and The Assembly Rooms present the world premiere of WE WILL BE FREE a new play by Neil Gore. Directed by Louise Townsend &...
Photography – Childhood Disrupted – on till Sunday at Assembly Rooms
‘Childhood Disrupted’, a thought-provoking new photo exhibition is open now until Sunday at Edinburgh’s Assembly Rooms.
Brought to the capital by global children’s charity Plan...
Singer’s Usher Hall highlight captured on new Scottish National Jazz Orchestra...
Texan rising star singer Jazzmeia Horn made a big impression on Scottish audiences when she appeared with the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra on tour...
Review: Kidnapped, as you’ve never seen it before
**** A warm, joyful reimagining of the Robert Louis Stevenson classic comes to the Lyceum this April
My father’s eyes lit up when I told...
Letter from Scotland
Last week I was out in the wilderness but this week I was in the heart of Scotland. It seemed a big jump from...
Wednesday In Edinburgh – What’s On Today
Haiti Street Art: an exhibition to commemorate the 5th anniversary of the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Come and buy to support the country five years...
Holiday lodges in Angus available at the Meadows
PEMBERTON RIVINGTON IS LODGE OF THE MONTH AT THE MEADOWS FORFAR
A stunning Pemberton Rivington residential lodge at £65,000 is the current Lodge of the...
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