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Wasabeats Crew ‘Break Free’ with Urban Dance Comedy

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European Premiere at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe From the company that brought the acclaimed Siro-A to Edinburgh and London, Wasabeats Crew present the European premiere...

Half price preview tickets announced for 2018 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo

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It has been announced that a batch of half-price tickets for the annual preview evening of The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo will go on...

Walk Together Edinburgh takes place in September

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Walk Together Edinburgh: 1st September 2018 starting at 10.30am and finishing at 2.30pm. Walk Together is a 4.3 mile sponsored walk for Bowel Cancer UK...

40th Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival – 13th-22nd July

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Jazz & Blues Festival presents strongest blues programme to celebrate 40th Anniversary Festival goers will see world-class names from the USA perform alongside our own...

This weekend – Jousting at the Palace

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At Linlithgow Palace this weekend they are going to be jousting in the Peel. This is an event for all the family and you are...

At the National Museum of Scotland – Rip It Up : The Story of...

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The big exhibition of this summer at the National Museum of Scotland is Rip It Up : The Story of Scottish Pop which runs until...

Their Work is not Forgotten

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Edinburgh Women's Suffrage celebrated in new exhibition A new exhibition is to open at The Museum of Edinburgh charting the significant role the women of...

Architecture Fringe 2018

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Scotland may appear to have a quiet architectural history, but with the ancient castles, haunted townhouses, and unique parliament (whether you like it or...

At Holyrood – World Press Photo Exhibition 2018

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The aftermath of an attack that shook the heart of London; a rioter on fire running from police in Venezuela; a young boy being...

Police Scotland’s Mounted Unit comes Nose-to-Nose with War Horse, Joey

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'War Horse' launched with a little help from Lewis and Kilmarnock The Festival Theatre marked the opening of the Edinburgh run of the National Theatre’s...

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Mini Maker Faire, with laser sculptures, at the Edinburgh International Science Festival Coming to a close this Sunday, 15 April, the 30th Edinburgh International Science...

What’s On – Dom Pipkin – Smokin’ Boogie

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One of Europe's most authentic and spirited blues and jazz piano players, Dom Pipkin brings his acclaimed one man show to Outhouse. This show will...

Bio Artists at the Edinburgh International Science Festival

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Summerhall hosts Bio Art Exhibition 'Synthetica' A special contemporary art exhibition co-curated by Edinburgh International Science Festival, Summerhall and ASCUS Art & Science, 'Synthetica' will...

Nationwide Tour Launch for Scotland’s State Band

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Representatives of Royal Regiment of Scotland Band gather in Central Edinburgh for Launch The Band of The Royal Regiment of Scotland – Scotland’s best-known military...

Annual Charity Walk to cross cleaner, quieter Forth Road Bridge

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Refurbished bridge to 'host' Christian Aid's 2018 Walk Organisers of this year’s annual Christian Aid sponsored walk across the Forth are hoping this year will...

‘Dead Man’s Trousers’ to Launch in Leith

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Latest Instalment of Trainspotting Trilogy to be Launched at Book Festival Event in Leith Irvine Welsh will launch his new book, Dead Men’s Trousers, at a...

Award winning Edinburgh storytellers launch exclusive tours

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Edinburgh’s original five-star history and ghost tour company is launching five exclusive new tours of the city this Easter. Mercat Tours, a family business led by an...

Gallery-Close Exhibits ‘Naked Britain’

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Images from Amelia Allen's book, Naked Britain, on show Fashion photographer, Amelia Allen works in an industry obsessed with body image, one that focuses on...

A few things to do in Edinburgh this month

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Hairspray at The Edinburgh Playhouse, 12-16 March 2018: This much loved musical comedy about big-haired Tracy Turnblad is coming to Edinburgh, with a stellar production...

St Patrick’s Day events 2018

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 Edinburgh's Festival of Ireland Friday 16 March to Saturday 31 March 2018: Edinburgh's Festival of Ireland is a celebration of the links between Scotland and...

Minister for Employability and Training visits Career Hive at The Museum

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Jamie Hepburn MSP met with Drummond Community High pupils 'doing science' The Minister for Employability and Training, SNP MSP Jamie Hepburn, visited Careers Hive at...

Bingo! comes to Edinburgh

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Brand new Musical comedy starts Scottish Tour at Assembly Hall in The Capital   Bingo! presented by Grid Iron Theatre Company and Stellar Quines Theatre Company,...

At The Usher Hall – Sunday Classics with the Czech National Symphony Orchestra

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In April the Czech National Symphony Orchestra will perform during an afternoon session of the Sunday Classics series. Pavel Kolesnikov will join them in an...

2018 Edinburgh International Science Festival launches today

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Life, The Universe and anything else you can think of With headline sponsors, EDF Energy, on board for the second year, the Edinburgh International Science Festival...

At Arusha Gallery – Janicca Honey When the Blackbird Sings

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At Arusha Gallery in March there will be an exhibition of work by Edinburgh-based photographer Janicca Honey. The display of 30 digital giclee prints make...

Garry Fabian Miller’s ‘Voyage’ Exhibition Showcases at Dovecot Studios

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New Collaborative Work on Show The Garry Fabian Miller 'Voyage' exhibition showcases a new tapestry created in collaboration with Dovecot Tapestry Studio, placing it within...

What’s on this New Year in Edinburgh

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Apart from the Street Party and all that is Edinburgh's Hogmanay there are other things to do!   Here is a small selection for you to...

Splendours of the Subcontinent: A Prince’s Tour of India 1875-76

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What did you bring back from your Gap Year? A rucksack full of rotting T-shirts? An embarrassing tattoo? Dysentery? In Splendours of the Subcontinent,...

What’s on this week at the Storytelling Centre

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Jekyll and Hyde: A Specimen: In this contemporary adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's disturbing novel, Dr Henry Jekyll believes human nature is split into...

Five places to visit in Edinburgh

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Edinburgh Castle Towering over Princes Street and affording great views of the city to the north the Castle is worth a visit. Whether it is...

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