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What’s On in Edinburgh this weekend – 45 things to do
What would you like to do this weekend? See a film? Admire some art? Enjoy some music?
We've lots of these for you to choose...
Edinburgh’s European Literature Night – 13 May
At two very special events this Friday 13 May, Edinburgh will celebrate the best and brightest of European poetry. Edinburgh City of Literature’s European...
What’s on in Edinburgh this Week – Five Fantastic Fundraisers
The 200: William Douglas and Ruth Barrie recently found out their youngest son Sol was ill with a brain tumour. Sol has had surgery to...
What’s On in Edinburgh This Week – Book Events
Talking About Infants and Children: Edinburgh author and psychotherapist Mirabelle Maslin introduces her new book, Infants and Children: an Introduction to Emotional Development (Augur Press), which...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week – at the cinema
For Crying Out Loud: special screenings for parents, carers and their babies under the age of 12 months, with a maximum of two adults...
What’s on in Edinburgh this week – for children
Library Garden Club: fun and creative activities related to gardening! For ages 8-14. 3.30pm, Monday 9th May and every Monday, North Edinburgh Arts, Pennywell Court,...
What’s on in Edinburgh this week – music
Funk/Fusion Double Bill: WorldService Project (London) + Thunkfish (Edinburgh). Sax player Tom Pickles formed his left-field funk/jazz outfit Thunkfish last year, and they have grown into...
What’s on in Edinburgh this week – 20 Art events
Inside Out: Alexander Nasmyth's Princes Street in Context Walking Tour. Starting inside the Scottish National Gallery, historian Alastair Learmont will take a closer look at Alexander...
Veteran Scottish rugby stars taking part in the Duchenne Dash on Sunday
Former Scotland international rugby greats Gavin Hastings, Rob Wainwright and Roger Baird will be among the former sports stars at BT Murrayfield this Sunday...
#SP16 Edinburgh results – Edinburgh Northern and Leith
Ben Macpherson is the lawyer who has made it his goal to get into Holyrood, and now he has been elected as SNP representative for Edinburgh...
What’s On In Edinburgh This Weekend – 50 Things To Do!
From summer fayres to seed swaps, there's a shed-load of outdoor stuff for you to do this weekend. Markets, open gardens, plant sales, a...
Yossarian at The Wee Red Bar on Friday
London based band Yossarian will be playing Edinburgh’s The Wee Red Bar on Friday as part of a Scottish tour including Inverness, Shuffle Down...
What’s On At The Cinema This Week?
Picturehouses Toddler Time: exclusive short screenings for pre-school children and their parents and carers. Today: Rastamouse – Mice Camera Action (U): There’s plenty of musical ambition on display...
What’s On for Children This Week?
Artie's Tartan Tales: The Singing Kettle’s creator and former star, Artie Trezise, is back with his exciting new production for the May Day Holiday! Traditional stories...
What’s On This Week in Edinburgh – 30 Musical Events!
Shoreline of Infinity: Event Horizon. An evening of science fiction, with music from Painted Ocean, words from Pippa Goldschmidt, poetry by Russell Jones and art by...
What’s On in Edinburgh This Week – Nine Fabulous Fundraisers!
Grassmarket Community Cinema: Suffragette (15). 'For election week we’ve gone for a blatant voting and politics theme to celebrate the Scottish elections.... You might come for the...
What’s On in the Edinburgh Art World This Week
Bring Your Own Baby - Bridget Riley: come along to the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art for a fun, relaxed morning planned especially with...
What’s On in Edinburgh This Weekend – 37 Things To Do!
Is it going to rain? Is it going to snow? Will we have a heat wave? Who knows? It doesn't matter - we have...
REVIEW – The Iliad – A Kingdom For A Gift Horse
“… There is the heat of Love, the pulsing rush of longing, the lover’s whisper, irresistible – magic to make the sanest man go...
Hidden Door Festival is back in King’s Stables Road with an Electric City theme
For one last time, Hidden Door will transform the site into a venue where the public can explore and discover live music events, theatre...
Tommy Miah opens The Raj in Blackhall
Tommy Miah the Scottish/Bangladeshi entrepreneur has opened a new restaurant called The Raj in Blackhall and invited another Tom - entrepreneur Sir Tom Farmer...
COMPETITION – Musselburgh Racecourse – Win a night at the races
Introducing Friday Night at the Races with an exciting after-racing party hosted by Forth One's Boogie and Arlene. Join the fun on Friday 27 May...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week – art
Cordelia Oliver and Scottish Art Criticism: Dr Susannah Thompson (Edinburgh College of Art) looks at the relationship between the production of mid-twentieth century painting and...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week – cinema
Grassmarket Community Cinema Special Event: Girl Rising (PG). A girl’s self worth, confidence and power should radiate from within; when her potential is fully realized, the...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week- for children
Growing Dads: a FREE project open to dads aged 25 or under and their children who would like to come along on a weekly basis...
What’s On In Edinburgh this week – Seven Fantastic Fundraisers
Band of the Regiment of Scotland. 1pm, Friday 29th April, Canongate Kirk, 153 Canongate. Free; retiring collection for Scottish Veterans’ Residences.
Let Us Build A House...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week – Books
Common Weal Book Group: Demanding Democracy: The Case for a Scottish Media. Come along and discuss the future of Scotland's democracy and author Chris Silver's view...
What’s On in Edinburgh this week – Eight Terrific Talks
The Cramond Association: Climbing the highest mountain in every continent. James Ogilvy talks about his experiences of climbing the 7 summits. 7.30pm, Monday 25th...
What’s On This Week in Edinburgh – Music
Lunchtime Concert: Ana Margarida Silva (Portugal) (piano). 12.15pm, Monday 25th April, St Giles' Cathedral, High Street. Free.
Susan Tomes Solo Piano Recital: Pioneers of the Piano....
Fashioning A Reign: 90 Years of Style from The Queen’s Wardrobe
What do you think about when you're getting dressed in the morning? Maybe you look at the weather? Or perhaps you wonder whether your...
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