Fresh perspective on George IV’s 1822 visit to Edinburgh, its impact on Scottish identity and the relationship between monarch and people.
Edinburgh has many different landscapes that have accrued through time: We will imagine and discuss these landscapes from Calton Hill
A guided tour around the iconic Greyfriars Kirkyard to learn how graveyards are keepers of the stories that shape society
Before the Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage opens to the public later this year, come get exclusive access to the exhibition with SMF
A report back from our European partners and an invite to contribute to creating a Manifesto for Granton’s cultural heritage
A fascinating variety of horticultural creations bringing fresh air and wildlife into the heart of the city.
Join artist Natalie Taylor and Butterfly Conservation’s Anthony McCluskey in a butterfly and bee spotting walk at Silverknowes Park followed by a “Pollinator Picnic”.
Community Walk from Granton Harbour to Waterfront Avenue. The Absent Trees of Granton cordially invite you to walk without them.
Join us in person for Dr Olivia U Rutazibwa’s (London School of Economics) keynote lecture on decolonial discourses and practices of “home”
Leith Late Festival presents a day of sharing with an informal conversation based around food, memories and changes in Leith.
