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Edinburgh Festival Fringe – ‘Good Grief’ – Ugly Bucket
A recipient of New Diorama Theatre and Underbelly’s hit-making Untapped Award, supported by Methuen Drama, 'Good Grief' is a cathartic reckoning with death and...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – ‘Classic’ – Hope Mill Theatre
The madcap comic play Classic! races through a multitude of classic novels at lightning speed in 60 minutes using some unlikely production styles.
Moby...
Edinburgh to lead the way on short term lets
During the last administration, a coalition of SNP and Labour councillors, The City of Edinburgh Council campaigned for change to the short term let...
Council allocates funding for lift repairs in tower blocks
Lifts in communal tower blocks across Edinburgh are to be upgraded and repaired as part of a five-year improvement plan, after concerns some tenants...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Lost in Translation’s ‘Hotel Paradiso’
Lost in Translation present an irresistibly colourful, loud and fun show for all the family. LiT are one of the UK’s leading contemporary circus...
Queensferry Crossing – stay cables to be cleaned
All of the Queensferry Crossing’s stay cables are to be cleaned over the next three months, in the latest phase of works to mitigate...
David Lemm – Tracks – last week of an intriguing exhibition
Visual artist and designer David Lemm is ideally placed to gather the materials used in the artworks now on display at Good Vibes Studios...
Colinton Road crash – police appeal for information and dash cam footage
Police Scotland's road policing officers have put out an appeal for information after a serious road traffic collision in Colinton Road on Saturday.
Around 10.35pm...
Edinburgh Art Festival – Ashanti Harris: Dancing a Peripheral Quadrille
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop presents a new commission from Scotland based artist Ashanti Harris. Taking the novel Signposts of the Jumbie (1981), written by Faustin...
Edinburgh Art Festival 2022 opens its doors!
Edinburgh Art Festival brings together the capital’s leading galleries, museums and established spaces in a city-wide celebration of the very best in visual art.
From...
New exhibitions at The Scottish Gallery
Duncan Shanks is returning to The Scottish Gallery this summer with 'The Riverbank – A Landscape of Sorrow and Hope'. These vibrant and energetic...
American sports bar planned for Rose Street
Roxy Leisure will open Roxy Lanes in Rose Street this November in the space where British Home Stores served Edinburgh for so many years....
Edinburgh Art Festival gets underway
Edinburgh Art Festival (EAF) is the platform for the visual arts which sits at the heart of Edinburgh’s August Festivals, this year celebrating their...
Brock welcomes Ukrainians to Leith
Edinburgh North & Leith MP, Deidre Brock, has welcomed news of the arrival of the first Ukrainian refugees to the MS Victoria passenger ship,...
World Press Photo Exhibition at The Scottish Parliament
An exhibition showcasing some of the most thought-provoking photographs produced over the last year is now on display at The Scottish Parliament and opens...
The Brooklyn Scotsman on surviving the Big Apple
My Scottish Survival Kit kept me safe on mean streets of New York, says Edinburgh rapper Stevie Creed
Former Edinburgh boxer and now hip hop...
First Ukrainians board the MS Victoria
The first Ukrainians to stay on the MS Victoria I passenger ship, docked in Leith in Edinburgh, have begun to arrive on board.
The ship...
Lammermuir – the latest Barbara Rae works at Open Eye Gallery
In conjunction with the Edinburgh Art Festival Open Eye Gallery presents a large-scale exhibition of recent paintings by painter and printmaker Barbara Rae CBE RA. Focussing on...
Entries open now for sponsored walk for Richmond’s Hope
Sign up now for a sponsored walk on 4 September 2022 to raise funds for children's bereavement charity, Richmond's Hope.
The walk will take place...
Concert and vigil for Ukraine – performers and speakers confirmed
On Friday at 7:30pm St Mary’s Cathedral on Palmerston Place there will be a concert/vigil raising money for Ukraine.
Council Leader Cammy Day has...
David Lemm making art from the tramworks
Tracks is an exhibition of new work by David Lemm using materials harvested from the tramline construction on Constitution Street to explore process, artefact and the built...
The Festival of Traditional Buildings – a celebration of old is best
The 10th Festival of Traditional Buildings will take place this summer in Edinburgh between 22 and 26 August.
Immerse yourself in the beauty and romance...
Installation of sails in Wester Hailes by artists Pester & Rossi for 2022 EAF
'Finding Buoyancy' is one of three major commissions as the Edinburgh Art Festival celebrates its 18th edition. The project is the result of collaboration...
Carol Tambor Award for Fringe show ‘The Man Who Thought He Knew Too Much’
Voloz Collective’s 'The Man Who Thought He Knew Too Much' has been named as a winner of the Carol Tambor Incentive Award 2022. The...
Edinburgh Food Festival launches 2022 programme
Later on Friday the Edinburgh Food Festival 2022 opens at Assembly George Square Gardens for ten days of chef demos, expert panels, cookery classes...
Missing person – Edinburgh police appeal for help in tracing woman
Police Scotland has issued an appeal for information to help trace 24-year-old Maryam Arshad from Edinburgh.
Maryam was last seen in the Ferry Road area...
NSPCC holding Family Fun Day at McDonald Road Library on Saturday
There will be a Fun Family Drop-in at McDonald Library on Saturday 23 July when arts and crafts, balloon modelling and face painting will...
Piandrome’s Summer Resonancy at the Old Royal High continues
Every Wednesday to Sunday in July there is a free lunchtime concert at 1pm at the Pianodrome which is situated at the Old Royal...
Charity concert for Ukraine to be held at St Mary’s
A concert is being held at St Mary's Cathedral in Palmerston Place on 29 July to raise funds and awareness for Ukraine.
Scottish and Ukrainian...
Meadowbank – snagging added to delays in completion
It is not entirely unexpected that a snagging list is compiled at the completion of a major building project. The £47 million Meadowbank Sports...
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