Edinburgh festival of cycling
The Edinburgh festival of cycling (EdFoC) is coming on the 6th June and is running till the 16th June. The purpose of this cycling festival is to celebrate all aspects…
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The meadows festival
June will be starting off with an amazing festival in Edinburgh. The meadows festival. It is the best way to start off this sunny month. The Meadows Festival is a…
Archaeology Scotland at Lauriston Castle
This event is free and you can drop by anytime. Museums and Galleries Edinburgh welcome you to Lauriston Castle. Lauriston Castle overlooks the River Forth at Silverknowes. The castle is…
The Whiskey Stramash
The Edinburgh has the perfect event for you whiskey lovers. The Whiskey Stramash! This Whiskey Stramash is an encounter of many elements and experiences. You have the fantastic opportunity to…
Exploring Sculpture In Edinburgh-Visit Jupiter Artland May to September
JUPITER ARTLAND Jupiter Artland is a contemporary Sculpture Park and Gallery. Visitors can get up close and explore the artwork.Swirling land-art by Charles Jenks. Andy Goldworthy’s large structures to enter.Classes…
APR 21 Easter at the Castle by Museums & Galleries Edinburgh
Easter at the Castle by Museums & Galleries Edinburgh Join us for our annual family Easter event at Lauriston Castle which kicks off our 2019 events programme. There will be…
Edinburgh Fringe launches put-up-a-performer campaign to tackle living costs
A campaign was launched today to persuade the people of Edinburgh to put up a performer to help drive down the soaring cost of appearing at the Fringe. Organisers want to…
Signs of radical thinking amid ‘negativity’ about Edinburgh’s festivals – Brian Ferguson
There is a bizarre hysteria about how Edinburgh is brought to a grinding halt by the festivals each August, writes Brian Ferguson. It is an annual melodrama, played out against…
The Edinburgh of the future will have no residents and an all year festival – Alexander McCall Smith
Alexander McCall Smith imagines an Edinburgh where permanent residents have left and the city has been handed over to a never-ending festival Alexander McCall Smith imagines an Edinburgh where permanent…