In Their Footsteps: The Women Behind Edinburgh’s Built Heritage

POSTED ON March 5, 2026 BY Anna Dowling-Clarke

Edinburgh is full of stories, threaded through the very fabric of the city

Edinburgh is full of stories, threaded through the very fabric of the city

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Hidden in Plain Sight: Women’s Stories Walking Tour

Sunday 8 March, 10am Sunday 15 March, 10am Sunday 22 March, 10am

Hidden women’s histories shaping Edinburgh’s streets and stories

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Leith Chooses

POSTED ON February 27, 2026 BY James Garry

What Participatory Budgeting Looks Like When It Actually Works

What Participatory Budgeting Looks Like When It Actually Works

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The Hidden Women of St Cecilia’s Hall: Women’s History Month Talk

Fri, Mar 6

The roles, lives and stories behind the often overlooked women

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Facing the Future: Perspectives on Planning

Fri, Mar 6

How do we create places that truly work for people?

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Calton Hill Archaeology Project Final Workshop

Sat, Feb 28, 2026

Explore the archaeological potential of Calton Hill

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Heritage Works – Arts, Culture and Placemaking in a Historic City

Tue, Mar 24, 202

Shaping the future of Scottish towns and cities

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Interceptor Sewers; how Victorian Edinburgh cleaned up the Water of Leith

Mon, Mar 9 • 7 pm

A journey into the river ‘dirty’ past

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What Edinburgh’s New Tourist Tax Means for the City

POSTED ON February 19, 2026 BY James Garry

Tourism income must sustain the city it relies on

Tourism income must sustain the city it relies on

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Reviving the Trinity Apse

9th May - 28th June 2026

A Medieval Jigsaw Puzzle and a Modern-day Treasure Hunt

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