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EIFF has designs on young filmmakers
The closing date for Student Critic applications is 12 May 2014, so if this is for you then make sure you get your application...
Sunday in Edinburgh – things to do today
SUNDAY - a film about the past, a debate about the future...
Portrait Detectives! For children aged 4-12 years. Follow clues and solve a mystery from...
The Grange Fair – 1-4.30pm Sunday 11 May
This free community event at Newington Library, Fountainhall Road, Edinburgh promises to be a lot of fun. There will be musical entertainment, stalls, children’s...
Saturday in Edinburgh – things to do today
SATURDAY - celebrate World Fair Trade Day!
Edinburgh Fair Trade Fiesta starts with a parade, leaving the City Chambers at 1pm and proceeding via the Mound to...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Portobello Kilns - Scottish Opera live on your laptop today - Newbattle Abbey's Gaelic course proving popular - Yomping for charity - Stylish Grassmarket
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Historic mill inspires new artists’ collective
The site of a former paper mill in Edinburgh has inspired a group of six up-and-coming artists who all work with the material to...
Friday in Edinburgh – things to do today
FRIDAY - wind down with some theatre
Cleaning Up Titian's Venice - a talk by Dr Jane Stevens Crawshaw of Oxford Brookes University. Hawthornden Lecture Theatre, Scottish...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Computer Class - Local Development Plan and the Green Belt - Recipe Swap - Learn the Haka! - Portobello Heritage Trust are having a party
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Stockbridge Library Exhibition – the Scottish Women’s Hospitals in World War One
'Go home and sit still' is the now infamous reply given to Dr Elsie Inglis when, at the start of the First World War,...
Edinburgh Favourite Alfons Bytautas returns for new exhibition
Royal Scottish Academician Alfons Bytautas will be familiar to many in Edinburgh’s art scene as the head technician at Edinburgh Printmakers from 1979 to...
Edinburgh art gallery to display Kelly Holmes torso
Embracing the spirit of the Commonwealth Games, the Urbane Art Gallery in Edinburgh will be exhibiting the real body casts of athletes Dame Kelly...
Leith School of Art Alumni Show
'An attempt to communicate something of the deeper nature of reality' - that's how painter Craig Jefferson describes his art. Jefferson's bold and colourful canvases...
Thursday in Edinburgh – things to do today
THURSDAY - it's the busiest day again
Untaught to Shine - see Friday. Ticketed performance at 7.30pm only today (ie no free pop-up): prices and contact details as...
Edinburgh features at the City Art Centre this weekend
The capital’s history and changing cityscape will be revealed with an exhibition set to open in Edinburgh this weekend at The City Art Centre.
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Wednesday in Edinburgh – things to do today
WEDNESDAY - a new exhibition at Bon Papillon, and even more talk of independence..
In the Outdoors is a new exhibition of paintings by Leo du Feu and...
Street Food Saturday at The Tram Stop
After years of surviving roadworks and disruption, the stallholders at St Mary’s Market, tucked behind John Lewis on the corner of York Place, have...
Tuesday in Edinburgh – things to do today
TUESDAY - from folksong to organ music, from independence to the English language...
Tradfest and Blackwell's Edinburgh (South Bridge) present David Torrance 'A New Union'...
Edinburgh Festival of Cycling 2014
The first Edinburgh Festival of Cycling was held last year and was hailed a great success by all those who organised, supported or attended...
Scottish National Gallery to stage golfing exhibition this summer
The Scottish National Gallery will stage an exhibition of golf paintings this summer including the John Lavery illustrated. Charles Lees’s The Golfers, said to be the...
Concert for Sick Kids on 6 May
Some of the finest vocal talent in Scotland is set to unite for a one-off concert in aid of the Sick Kids Friends Foundation...
Monday in Edinburgh – things to do today
MONDAY - start your week with art and song, and clear out your bookshelves for Christian Aid
Arusha Gallery's new exhibition at St Mary's Cathedral,...
What’s on in the Edinburgh arts world this week?
It's another busy week in the capital, with lots of things to do every day. As usual, almost all of them are FREE -...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Monday holiday - Brunch - Balerno - Botanics - Blues
On a Monday holiday we guess that some of you may be a parent looking...
St Bernard’s Well to open this weekend
St Bernard's Well on the Water of Leith near the Dean Village is to open on Sunday 4 May for visitors from 12noon till...
The Arts of Independence: Tradfest at Blackwell’s
As few can have failed to notice, in less than 5 months we'll have the opportunity to say yes or no to Scottish independence....
Growing numbers of young people join the Scouts
The Scouts have been in touch with The Edinburgh Reporter to tell us about their growing numbers:-
"Scouting membership in the east of Scotland continues...
Five things you need to know today Edinburgh!
Council meeting - Jack Kane Sports Centre hosting Sports Day today - National Hate Crime Conference in Edinburgh next week - Scotland Creates: A...
Rowing – Queensferry Rowing Club
On Saturday May 10th, Queensferry Rowing Club will host the inaugural Alan Meldrum Community Challenge at Port Edgar Marina.
Alan Meldrum was the first...
Leon T Pearl appearing in Brighton
Creative Scotland are supporting Edinburgh based twenty four year old producer Leon T Pearl so that he can join five other Scottish bands appearing...
Louise Bourgeois: a talk at Modern Art One
A Woman Without Secrets, the Scottish Gallery of Modern Art's Louise Bourgeois exhibition, will end next month. It's a show that inspires strong feelings;...
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