‘Who Runs Edinburgh?’ looks behind the Edinburgh façade of tourism and festivals Focuses on power and status in the city .
Join SHBT for a talk which will take you through the interesting history of the tenement and working-class culture in Edinburgh
This talk by Dr John Lowrey, looks the Tron in its urban surroundings from the period between the 1640s and the 1824
Meet the ancestors with Morag Cross and explore the wooden shops that lined the wynds, selling both the exotic and the mundane
Discover the fantastical public spectacles that were staged at the Salt Tron on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile in the 16th and 17th centuries.
A Cockburn mini-conference exploring the issues, challenges, and opportunities of student housing in Edinburgh.
Dr Jepson will outline the beginnings of a vision for urban rewilding with a focus on radical demonstration projects that inspire and inform regenerative agendas and (re) connect nature with urban culture, enterprise, life and identity.
he Pont manuscript maps are one of Scotland’s greatest historical and geographical treasures
Come along on a guided walk to learn more about Arthur’s Seat’s turbulent past
A new learning resource for Greyfriars Kirkyard!
