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Concours of Elegance at The Palace of Holyroodhouse

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The Palace of Holyroodhouse never looked as splendid as it did this afternoon when the courtyard and the lawns were full of expensive and rare...

Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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PENFEST: a week of celebrating local talent in Penicuik, with concerts, exhibitions, workshops, poetry, music, local studios, trails and talks. Today The Castaways open the...

Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Beyond Borders Film Festival: featuring documentary-style films about individuals and communities caught in conflict and change, the festival explores some of the most crucial...

Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Willow Community Garden and Orchard Celebration Event: an afternoon  of free family activities and refreshments. 2.30-6.30pm, Calder's Community Garden, (access from the canal or...

Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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01An Indian Summer in the Courtyard: history has never tasted so good! Spend an afternoon stepping back in time to sample traditional food and...

Tuesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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01Usher Hall Emerging Artists Series: Sergeant/Watt Duo. Laura Sergeant (cello) and Ian Watt (guitar) met as students at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland; they perform...

Art – Love Food opens this weekend

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  A new art show opening in Linlithgow this week is something of a family affair. Love Food, at the town’s Line Gallery, is an exhibition...

Monday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Cameo Toddler Time: Bing Programme 4 - Bake, Train, Say Goodbye, Lost and Picnic (U). Short screenings for pre-school children, their parents and carers....

Herald Angel Award for Cathal McConnell

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Cathal McConnell, founder of the enduring traditional music group the Boys of the Lough, was presented with a Herald Angel award for his Edinburgh...

What’s On In Edinburgh this week

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MONDAY 31ST AUGUST 2015 Cameo Toddler Time: Bing Programme 4 - Bake, Train, Say Goodbye, Lost and Picnic (U). Short screenings for pre-school children, their...

Sunday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Edinburgh MELA: Scotland's festival of world music and dance; three stages featuring Bollywood Love Story, B21, Swami, Sahara UK, Moi et Les Autres, Ashley...
Cycling logo for cycle lane on road

Cycling event in East Lothian today

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Just in case you are thinking of heading out of town this afternoon you might want to be aware that there are some road...

Saturday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Peter Millett: Johnny Danger DIY Spy. An hour of fun and laughter with Peter Millett and his amazing new spy series: Johnny Danger, DIY...

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 – Mischief Theatre present Lights! Camera! Improvise!

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The cast of the three night show at The Pleasance have just arrived in Edinburgh in recent days, and The Edinburgh Reporter met with...

Friday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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St Mary's Cathedral Tours: free tours of Scotland's largest cathedral, a renowned masterpiece of Victorian Gothic architecture designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott. 2.15pm,...

Thursday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Milk and Honey? Edinburgh Macmillan Art Show. Original artwork and jewellery for sale, with all proceeds going to Macmillan Cancer Support. The show launched...

Five things you need to know today!

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New route from Edinburgh Airport Council rejects demolition at Canonmills Bridge Fringe Tip of the Day Q & A with Val McDermid Computer Classes in Craigmillar Another new route...

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 REVIEW – Markus Birdman: Grimm Realities *****

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Markus Birdman’s free Fringe show is a triumph. Grimm Realities deals with Birdman coming to terms with his daughter growing up, with a mixture...

Wednesday in Edinburgh – What’s On Today

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Celebrity Organ Recital: Michael Harris (Organist and Master of Music, St Giles') will play Muffat Toccata Decima, Rinck Six variations on a Theme of Corelli Op...

Five things you need to know today!

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1-6 Canonmills Museum closures Fringe Tip of the Day Drop in events in Morningside  TRIM do CPR!! A protest is expected at the City Chambers this morning to...

Edinburgh International Book Festival Rachel Cusk and Benjamin Wood

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Where Stories and Self-expression Overlap: Rachel Cusk and Benjamin Wood at the Edinburgh International Book Festival  Whilst they sit on stage it is not entirely...

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 REVIEW – The Bad Arm Confessions of a Dodgy Irish...

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by Michael Casey Boy,can Maire Clerkin dance. Yes, we know she is now a choreographer in Hollywood but when she break loose throughout this tale...

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 – Bette and Oscar jump for joy!

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Bette Davis aka Jessica Sherr jumps for joy with her Two Oscars as she celebrates her successful run of her show Bette Davis ain’t...

Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW Late With Lance! ****

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Reviewer: Amy Taylor: The Public Reviews Lance is a performer, a visionary, a jack of all trades behind the stage on his two gay dads’...

Just Festival 2015: Nelson Mandela: the Myth and Me

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The first time Khalo Matabane heard Nelson Mandela's name he was seven years old and living in Ga Mphahlele, a village in Limpopo. It...

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 REVIEW Alfie Moore A Fair Cop Stands Up ****

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by Michael Casey A police officer from Scunthorpe, who is on sabbatical. Doesn't sound promising but over the last two years, Alfie has made a...

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 REVIEW Births Deaths Marriages ***

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by Michael Casey We always admire young people who come up to the Edinburgh Festival with an ambitious play. The play chronicled the crossroads that four...

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 REVIEW Pip Utton Playing Maggie ****

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by Michael Casey There were people in the midday show, who had seen his Churchill and his Hitler and were now going for the hat-trick. They...

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 REVIEW Gyles Brandreth Word Power! ****

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by Michael Casey A packed house at Pleasance was entertained by the wonderful bon vivant, Gyles Brandreth. He is an honest man is our Gyles....

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015 REVIEW Rossetti’s Women ****

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by Michael Casey Performed by Julia Munrow at the Merchants' Hall, Hanover St The three lovers of Pre-Raphaelite painter, Dante Gabriel Rossetti are portrayed with an...

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