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Saltire Sky return to Edinburgh with MANikin
Want to see something by real Scottish actors?
Something by a company that’s been hailed as the new ‘National Theatre for Scotland’?
Something that addresses issues...
In full bloom: new Edinburgh exhibition celebrates the art of the garden
An Edinburgh art gallery has announced details of a new garden-themed exhibition, featuring new work from some of Scotland’s best-known contemporary artists including Ann...
Liam Rudden’s Must See Theatre – June
Mr Miyaki, Bluey and The Bard, along with a Pulitzer Prize-winning play and a whole playground of theatrical entertainment for kids is just waiting...
Edinburgh interiors brand Nordic Living launches exclusive art collection
An Edinburgh interiors brand has announced its collaboration with one of the world’s leading lithographic workshops to create a series of limited edition lithographs.
Nordic...
Landlines: new exhibition featuring Scottish artist Andy Cross
An Edinburgh art gallery has announced a new solo exhibition of paintings from acclaimed contemporary Scottish artist Andy Cross.
Landlines opens in Morningside Gallery on...
Liam Rudden’s Must See Theatre March
Revolting children, Inspector Morse, Hercule Poirot and a brand new musical based on a best-selling novel fill the stages of Edinburgh's theatres this month,...
Liam Rudden’s Must See Theatre for the month ahead
Stop messing about! There's bubble gum pop, a Dickens' classic, the World Premiere of a brand new musical and an audience with a Carry...
Edinburgh gallery’s first Graduate Exhibition features the brightest graduates from Scotland’s art schools
Morningside Gallery has announced a new exhibition featuring work from some of the brightest graduate talent from Scotland’s leading art schools, bringing their work...
Morningside Gallery launches annual small paintings show
The Morningside Gallery is holding its annual exhibition this month, with more than 500 small, original paintings from some of Scotland’s most notable contemporary...
Sprogmanay at the museum on New Year’s Day – free and unticketed
On New Year's Day children and families can party on down at The National Museum of Scotland on Chambers Street.
Sprogmanay is an afternoon of...
Multi award-winning supergroup to headline Porty Festival
The Scottish band which will headline the Saturday evening stage at Porty Festival next summer, has been announced.
Known for their bold fusion of traditional...
Your guide to what to see at the theatre this month
A brace of theatrical blockbusters head to Edinburgh this month along with a couple of classic titles and an exciting new piece of writing,...
Survive the Zombie Apocalypse this October half term
Looking for something quite different this October for children in P7 to S2?
Get your children away from screens this half term. Learn with the...
Fringe 2025 – Pilgrim of Hope ⭐⭐⭐
Scott is about to become a father. All good, you might think – but Scott, like so many new parents before him, is worried.
The...
Fringe 2025: Thanyia Moore: August ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I usually avoid comedy shows like the plague. I rarely get the jokes and I live in fear of being picked on by a...
Fringe 2025 – A Paper Orchestra ⭐⭐⭐⭐
A Paper Orchestra is a show about parents and children; it’s about growing up, moving on and letting go. It’s about the stories we...
Fringe 2025: Second Class Queer ⭐⭐⭐⭐
In Kumar Muniandy’s moving solo show Second Class Queer, Krishna is attending a speed dating event in Berlin. He’s introduced to a variety of...
Fringe 2025: Managed Approach ⭐⭐⭐
Between 1975 and 1980, Peter Sutcliffe murdered 13 women in Yorkshire and Manchester. Many were sex workers.
In 2014 Holbeck, an inner-city area of Leeds,...
Fringe 2025 – Our Brothers in Cloth ⭐⭐⭐⭐
In 2005 the Irish government published the Ferns Report on its inquiry into allegations of child sexual abuse in the Diocese of Ferns, County...
Fringe 2025: Conversations with the Godless: Peter Tatchell
Peter Tatchell has been arrested 103 times (though convicted only once) and lived to tell the tale. He may be best known as an...
Fringe 2025: 1902 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
A show about football? Really?Yes. But if like me you know nothing about the (allegedly) Beautiful Game, think again. This one is brilliant.
Saltire Sky...
Edinburgh Art Festival 2025 – EAF Pavilion now open
Edinburgh Art Festival begins today, with a packed programme of commissioned works, special events and partner exhibitions.
Themes of this year’s festival include political...
Fringe 2025: Cold, Dark Matters ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Well this isn’t quite what I was expecting.
Cold, Dark Matters is billed as a play about ‘moving to rural communities, and the dangers...
Fringe 2025 – Fuselage ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
What can you say about an act of terrorism committed more than thirty years ago? Hasn't everything already been said?
For Annie Lareau the answer...
Fringe 2025: The Truth About Trees ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Alfie loves stories. So when his Grandad gives him a book with no words in it, Alfie is a bit put out – until,...
Learn about Edinburgh’s sporting heritage at pop up exhibition
As part of the city-wide Edinburgh 900 celebrations, a new exhibition celebrating Edinburgh’s rich sporting legacy opens this Wednesday at St James Quarter.
Free...
Liam Rudden’s Must See Theatre
From Narnia to Paris, a former mining town to a hotel in Memphis, journey far and wide courtesy of Edinburgh’s stages this month, where...
Wellbeing exhibition features mindfulness walks
A series of paintings that feature in a new book on wellbeing are on show at a public exhibition at the Western General Hospital...
Award winning play 1902 returns to Fringe
Three years since 1902 was last staged, Saltire Sky Theatre are proud to announce the return of the OffWestEnd and Broadway Baby Bobby Award...
Turner on tour at the National Galleries
From New Year’s Day National Galleries of Scotland celebrates the 250th birthday of artist, Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851), with a special exhibition.
Visitors to...
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