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Edinburgh International Film Festival – time for the closing night film
The 78th Edinburgh International Film Festival will draw to a close on Wednesday evening with a world premiere of the autobiographical film about author...
Six by Nico takes off with new menu
It is time for another change in the menu at Six by Nico as new dishes and drinks have been dreamed up in the...
National Emergency Alert to be tested in September
A second test of the UK’s national Emergency Alert will be conducted on Sunday 7 September at around 3pm.
The alarm system which would be...
At Morningside Gallery – new Jack Morrocco exhibition
The Morningside Gallery has launched an exhibition featuring work by one of the most notable and collectable contemporary artists.
The Journey Continues opens on Saturday...
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Laura Silverstone - live music today
Laura Silverstone has been busking in Edinburgh throughout the festival, mainly on the High Street, and now she...
Fringe show highlights need for change
Gwen Coburn's Edinburgh Fringe debut Sad Girl Songs, explores the treatment of women with PTSD.
Running until 23 August, it is a drama set within the...
Rob Kemp’s “The Elvis Dead” returns to the Fringe for one night only
Elvis is back in the building (for one night only!)
Comedy and cult horror collide as Rob Kemp brings back his award-winning smash hit The...
Join Matt Hale and be part of the ultimate 90s boy band
Take That, Boyz II Men, Backstreet Boys, Westlife, New Kids on the Block and most fabulous of all 4MATT – the very best of...
A chance to meet the artists at Patriothall
During Edinburgh's cultural melee in August, it can be a relief to find quieter venues; places to calmly absorb the arts. Patriothall, a 'stalwart' of...
Another festival to add to your list – at the Caley
The Caledonian Food & Drink Festival brings Scotland’s best to Edinburgh.
The Caledonian Hotel celebrates award-winning chefs, iconic brands, and a weekend of flavour at...
Take part in the Shine Night Walk in September
The annual 10K Shine Night Walk will take place on 27 September and everyone is asked to get their glowsticks and glitter ready.
The...
Arkle Theatre Company marks the end of three decades of theatre
Sculpture unveiled to mark the legacy of an independent Edinburgh theatre company.
Friends and supporters of Arkle Theatre Company have unveiled a sculpture to mark the thirty...
Netflix give the green light to Season 2 of Dept Q
Netflix has announced they will film a second series of TV drama Dept Q in Edinburgh. Matthew Goode will return as DCI Carl Morck...
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Cycle Hire Scheme is a go
The council has chosen Swedish company Voi Technology to provide the new cycle hire scheme which will be set...
A homage to 1984
George Orwell remains a notable literary and political presence, more than 75 years after his death.
Only last week, the 80th anniversary of the...
Afghan students celebrating a year of living and studying in Scotland
A year ago 19 female medical students arrived in Scotland from Afghanistan to complete their studies. Today many of them attended a reception invited...
Edinburgh International Book Festival: Lindsey Hilsum and Edward Wong
As part of the Edinburgh International Book Festival's The Front List series (run in partnership with Underbelly) Lindsey Hilsum and Edward Wong discussed the state...
Edinburgh businesswoman Sophie stars in major Coca-Cola campaign
An Oxgangs shopkeeper has been chosen as one of the stars of a major new campaign by Coca-Cola, highlighting the role that corner shops...
Cramond Campus – members of AMA stakeholder group resign en masse over lack of...
A group of four members on the Cramond Campus stakeholder group has resigned en masse on Monday.
Housebuilders AMA purchased the former Moray...
Three new public artworks to be approved in principle
The council may approve three new pieces of public art for the city later this week following the establishment of a new Public Art...
Council chooses new cycle hire provider
The council has chosen Voi Technology UK Ltd as the preferred provider for Edinburgh’s trial cycle hire scheme.
Voi, along with the other companies...
Fringe 2025: The Provocateurs: Compassion During Birth/Screw Up or Breakthrough?
The Provocateurs is The Stand’s new series of debates, featuring academics who have to tell us about their research while making it fun –...
Taking on the Moonwalk Scotland challenge
Professor Carolyn McDonald will be putting on her walking shoes for the final Moonwalk Scotland in Edinburgh on 6 September - and there is...
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The Comedy Army aiming to spark change
Comedy and football will collide later on Monday as Comedy Army and Simon Community Scotland, with support from...
Fringe 2025 – LEI-LDN ⭐⭐⭐⭐
It was a bit of a surprise for the whole audience in Pleasance Green to be up on their feet learning how to Candy...
Fringe 2025 – Life in One Suitcase
This was a one time only performance of a show about Ukrainians and by Ukrainians devised by Oksana Saiapina, and supported by the charity,...
Forth crossing completed for SAMH
Lorenzo Dalberto and Nahuel Manzanaro Moreno crossed the Firth of Forth from South to North Queensferry on Sunday in a boat they had made...
Mary, Queen of Scots at Festival Theatre ⭐⭐
As a supporter of Scottish Ballet and aware of the preparation of this for a couple of years, I was very much looking forward...
Brava Bridget on your MBE
In the King's Birthday Honours announced this summer it was announced that Bridget Stevens from Edinburgh would receive a well deserved MBE.
As announced in...
The Comedy Army – Comedy on Prescription begins on Monday in Edinburgh
The Comedy Army are trying to spark change.
On Monday, the worlds of comedy and football collaborate as Comedy Army and Simon Community Scotland, with...
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